Washington Student Association

The WSA is now accepting applications for the 2024 CTC Legislative Organizer Internship! This program is open to students enrolled at a community or technical college in Washington, and the deadline to apply has been extended to September 10th, 2023.

Each year, the WSA member campuses hire a student to serve as the Legislative Liaison for their student body. The WSA trains, hosts, and coordinates a strategic advocacy program based on their collective priorities. Students participate in the legislative session through lobbying and public testimony, and furthering their communication, organizing, and leadership skills. This year, the WSA is hiring 3 community or technical college students to join the Legislative Liaison Program for the 2024 session. These students will be given every opportunity to engage in the policy-making process that four-year Liaisons are given. The program begins the first week of January through the end of March 2024. This is a paid internship program, and in addition to compensation, participating students will be provided with travel or relocation accommodations to Olympia.

Apply Today! https://forms.gle/e329apf5cme9z2gZ8

WSA is proud to announce that the application for the Community College Legislative Fellowship is now open!

For the 2023 legislative session, the WSA is hiring 3 community college students to participate in the Legislative Liaison program. Fellows will be given every opportunity to engage in the policy making process that four-year Liaisons are given, and will be included in all WSA Liaison training, policy development, lobbying, and educational activities. The Fellowship is a paid internship program, and students will be provided accommodations to travel to Olympia during session (Winter Quarter only).

Click this link to apply: https://forms.gle/GqiXE8TNGmFjG1WV9 Application is open until October 21st. For more information, check our website or message us!

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Join us on Saturday, August 20th at University of Washington Tacoma for WSA's first-ever Summer Leadership Academy! At this one-day conference, students from Washington public universities and community colleges will have the chance to come together, make connections, and participate in workshops on topics such as student governance, legislative advocacy, policymaking, organizing, and more!

Click here to register: https://forms.office.com/r/SULgRY8ALb The Summer Leadership Academy is free to attend, and registration will be open until August 10th.

The WSA organization is seeking to hire an Executive Director!! Swipe through for an overview of the position. Detailed position description and application instructions are linked below!! Please share with your circles and anyone you think would be great in this role!!
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The Washington Student Association is Hiring!!
Executive Director
The WSA is seeking to hire a new Executive Director! The WSA will celebrate four decades of advocacy on behalf of Washington’s students in October 2022, and the organization is quickly expanding. The Executive Director will be critical in the implementation of the organization’s strategic planning and oversight of new grant funding and programs.
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Serve as a registered lobbyist and legislative director for the WSA Legislative Agenda
Lead the WSA Legislative Liaison Program (LLP) and facilitate the lobbying efforts
Educate students on existing and emerging issues impacting the access, affordability, and quality of higher education
Among other duties as listed in the position description
Details: Link in Bio
Expected Start: July 1, 2022
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The Executive Director plays a central and facilitative role in the association. The Executive Director is the chief administrator of the Washington Student Association and has the general authority with respect to its business and affairs, subject to the approval of the Board of Directors.

Since a new board of directors transitions every summer, the students rely on the ED to provide direction and stability for the organization. This means providing training and mentorship to students as they execute their legislative agenda and their campus-based outreach. The ED of the association is tasked with educating students about the underlying budget and policy issues that impact the affordability, access, diversity, and inclusion of our institutions. This means researching the key issue areas impacting public higher education and steering students towards a successful legislative strategy.

The students rely on the ED to develop, maintain, and foster productive relationships with the WSA Board of Directors, members of the Washington State Legislature, and higher education stakeholders. Finally, the ED ensures that all operational and financial functions of the association are maintained.

Throughout the past few years, many have come to know Zackary Turner as a dedicated Executive Director, caring mentor, and good friend. Zack's unwavering commitment to student advocacy has helped push numerous valuable pieces of legislation across the finish line in Washington state, and his passion for this work has strengthened the Washington Student Association, overall. At General Assembly, Zack announced that he will be moving on from the WSA to pursue an exciting new opportunity. Though we are disappointed to see him go, we are beyond grateful for the time and dedication he has given to the organization.

Prior to holding the Executive Director position, Zack worked with the WSA as the Legislative Liaison from Central Washington University and as the WSA President. His contributions and achievements within these years will have positive, lasting effects for students in Washington state. This past year, Zack has been working diligently with student leaders to construct a detailed and expansive strategic plan to guide the growth of the WSA. This plan includes opportunities for future programming, increased organizational capacity, and expanded membership. This framework is the culmination of hours of thoughtful planning, collaboration with students, and creative visioning for the future of the organization, and it is a strong testament to Zack's dedication and leadership. It is with this foundation that future students will be able to reap the benefits of an even more powerful student advocacy arm through the WSA.

Zack, you are certainly leaving the WSA in a stronger, more resilient position than when you entered, and we are grateful. Thank you for your contributions to making Washington state a better place to pursue a post-secondary education. Thank you for consistently leading with care and respect for the students and partners you engage with. Thank you for your work in securing a hopeful and lasting future for student-led advocacy in Washington state.

We wish you the best of luck on your future pursuits!
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Zack Turner

This past weekend, the WSA held our Spring General Assembly, hosted by Washington State University, Pullman! Student leaders from our member campuses gathered to discuss legislative proposals, identify steps to strengthen the organization, and elect next year's officer team. Swipe through for a snapshot of the event!
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Reviewed and approved several legislative proposals for the coming year
Issues include college affordability, housing access, and student basic needs
Held several workshops and professional development training sessions
Approved bylaw and constitution changes to increase accountability and transparency of officers
Elected an incoming team of Executive Committee officers for 2022-23
Adopted a two-year plan to expand and grow the organization and student advocacy capacity
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The WSA organization is seeking to hire an Operations Assistant! Learn more about this position at: tinyurl.com/WSAOA22 and apply by May 23rd at 5:00pm. Share with friends and peers!
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The Washington Student Association is Hiring!!
Operations Assistant
Our organization is growing, and we want you to be a part of it! This position will focus on internal communications, supporting new programming, and helping to keep us organized. This is a hybrid/virtual eligible position with some required travel to our Olympia office.
- Membership engagement
- Programming planning & support
- General administrative support
Details: tinyurl.com/WSAOA22
Closes: May 23rd, 5:00PM
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MORE INFO:
The Washington Student Association is a statewide 501(c)4 organization that represents over 140,000 college students across the state of Washington. Our association brings together students on campus and in the legislature to advance our mission of making Washington’s higher education system more affordable, accessible, and inclusive for all.

We're hiring! If you are highly organized and passionate about supporting students in their advocacy, we want you to join our team! Application closes on May 23rd. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wYJbgo0E03qY8werjyGWwB8QY0caNCcrfvyXBGc0pqo/edit?usp=sharing

Operations Assistant Position Position: Operations Assistant Location: Remote/Hybrid Salary: $40,000/year + Employer paid health, dental and vision insurance Supervisor: Executive Director Closing Date: May 23rd at 5:00PM Expected Start Date: Mid June About the Washington Student Association: The Washington Student Asso...

A shoutout to these student liaisons for their leadership, passion, and dedication this legislative session!
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Anna Corinne Huffman, ASWWU
Lexi Hanson, ASUWB

Let's take a look at some of this year's legislative victories for higher education! We are extremely excited to know that these investments will help support and empower students in thier pursuit of post-secondary education. This progress was made possible by our Legislative Liaisons, student leaders, volunteers, and staff. We also thank the legislators who championed and supported these bills this year; thank you for recognizing the value of higher education access and affordability. Learn more about us at www.wastudents.org!

The three financial aid bills we have been working hard to advocate for have all passed through the House as of 5:20pm today!! Today was “house of origin cutoff” meaning that all these House bills will now be heard in the Senate!! …meaning the work only continues. Fill out tinyurl.com/WSA22 to get involved!!
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- HB 1659: Expanding WA College Grant Aid eligibility and establishing bridge grants for students to pay for additional living expenses
Passed through House!
- HB 1835: Increasing student support in navigating financial aid, including FAFSA/WAFSA completion
Passed through House!
- HB 1736: Creating a low-interest student loan program for Washington undergrad and grad students
Passed through House!
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there’s more work to be done!! get involved with us!! tinyurl.com/wsa22

Learn about the Washington Voting Rights Act and proposed updates in Senate Bill 5597!! Fill out tinyurl.com/wsa22 if you’re interested in supporting the progress of this bill!!
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ADDITIONAL TEXT:
Protect voting rights in Washington state!
The WSA supports the passage of SB 5597
SB 5597 strengthens the Voting Rights Act, prohibits gerrymandering and racial bias in electoral districting
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WA VOTING RIGHTS ACT
In 2018, Senate Bill 6002 created the Washington Voting Rights Act
The Voting Rights Act aims to ensure that every voter has an equal opportunity to elect the candidate of their choice. The WVRA empowers local governments to fix the widespread problem of voter exclusion in local elections. (Source: ACLU Washington)
More info at:
wavotingjustice.org/
www.aclu-wa.org/pages/voting-rights-faq
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WHAT IS SB 5597?
SB 5597 would strengthen the existing Voting Rights Act, improving the process of identifying biases (racial, economic) in our electoral systems
Allows histories of discrimination to be considered in assessing if voter discrimination is present
Clearly defines what discrimination looks like in our elections, intentional or otherwise
Allows action to be taken against organizations found guilty of engaging in discriminatory electoral practices
Establishes a central database to assist in researching election best practices and providing voter information
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WHY IT MATTERS!
The passage of SB 5597 w0uld enable us to improve our elections through community involvement and data gathering
Students, young voters, and first-time voters are often disenfranchised from participation in the electoral process
This bill would make it easier for students voices to be heard!!

Another great week for student advocacy in Washington!! Swipe through to read some incredibly moving testimony from high school, undergraduate, and graduate students in support for HB 1659, HB 1736, and HB 1835!!
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If you wish to provide testimony, please fill out tinyurl.com/wsa22 [link in bio]

📣 Involvement Opportunity!! Come text bank with us to get students involved in advocacy for HB 1659, the expansion of the Washington College Grant. Student involvement is so important in this process!!
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You will just need a computer and an internet connection to participate. Sign up tinyurl.com/WSAText22 !! February 2nd from 10am-2pm; come for part or all of it!! DM us with questions.

Come textbank with the Washington Student Association to raise student awareness of our priorities and how to get involved in the policy process!! Sign up at Tinyurl.com/TXTWSA [link in bio]
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Wednesday, January 26th, noon-2pm
DM us with questions!!

One of the WSA’s top priorities this legislative session is the passage of House Bill 1659! Fill out our involvement form (link in bio) to receive notifications of involvement opportunities!!
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House Bill 1659 would fully fund the Washington College Grant for students with up to 70% Median Family Income. The bill would also establish $1000 Bridge Grants for students to pay for non-tuition-related expenses such as books, food, housing, technology, transportation, etc.
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This bill would help support students by covering the costs of tuition, as well as living expenses. Students who are able to meet their basic needs are much more likely to be successful in continuing their education and completing their educational goals.
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If you are interested in supporting the passage of this bill, fill out TinyURL.com/WSA22 or email [email protected] to learn more!!

WEEK ONE WRAPPED!!
Follow along for weekly updates from the Washington Student Association on the progress of student advocacy and bills we are supporting!!
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OVERVIEW
This week we:
Met leaders in the House and Senate committees on higher education and workforce development to discuss student needs
Sent over 25 meeting requests to legislators
Provided and recruited students to provide testimony at committee meetings to advocate for student support services and college affordability
Participated in coalition meetings regarding racial equity, basic needs, and college access
Reviewed bills to prioritize and advocate for in the coming weeks
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COLLEGE AFFORDABILITY
This week we:
Provided testimony at committee meetings on:
HB 1687: Increasing access to the College Bound program
HB 1659: Expanding the Washington College Grant and creating bridge grants
HB 1726: Creating a low-interest state student loans program
HB 1835: Increasing FAFSA/WASFA completion
Recruited students to share their stories to support these bills
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BASIC NEEDS
This week we:
Met with the Washington Student Achievement Council to discuss basic needs and strategy for related bills
Provided committee testimony on:
HB 1601: Expanding the Homeless Student Support Pilot Program
Held a Basic Needs Coalition meeting with the United Way of King County
Engaged in outreach to community and technical college students
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VOTING RIGHTS
This week we:
Began tracking the progress of the following bills:
SB 5584/HB 1156: Local Options, ranked choice voting
SB 5597: Strengthening Washington's Voting Rights Act
SB 5636: Increasing opportunity for automatic voter registration
HB 1802: Supporting the engagement of Disabled individuals in the legislature
Attended the Washington Voting Justice Coalition
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WE NEED YOUR HELP!!

We are hard at work to advocate for students throughout Washington state, and we need your help!! If any of the topics shared interest you, please fill out our involvement form below!!
[tinyurl.com/WSA22]
55 more days of legislative session to go!!

Calling all students interested in policy advocacy in Washington!! The WSA is looking for students to testify on bills, connect with legislators, and engage in state policy-making. If this interests you, please fill out our involvement form:
TINYURL.COM/WSA22 [link in bio]
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If you fill out the form, we will be in contact with opportunities related to the interests you indicate!
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Connect with us!!

We are super excited to share that we have brought on an Organizing Manager, Molly!
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Molly Walker grew up in Portland, Oregon and graduated from Portland Community College in 2017. Their student advocacy journey began as a student leader at PCC, where they volunteered for the Oregon Student Association’s nonpartisan voter registration program, and developed a passion for student organizing.
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After graduation, they were hired by OSA and stayed with the organization for several years. During this time, they helped to organize and plan such events as the 2019 Oregon Students of Color Conference and the 2019 Oregon Student Equal Rights Alliance Symposium.
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They moved to Washington in 2020, where they are continuing to support students in their new role at WSA. In their spare time, they enjoy cooking for friends, playing Dungeons & Dragons, and candle-making.
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You can reach Molly at [email protected]

The WSA is seeking to bring on two interns starting in January!!
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- These interns will help guide our work in postsecondary basic needs and engaging community and technical college students
- Interns will learn valuable skills in government relations, community building, higher education policy, stakeholder relations, and much more
- The positions are funded at $18/hour, 12.5 hours per week from January through June of 2022, and are only available for students who are currently enrolled (part or full time) in a Washington state public college or university
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BASIC NEEDS ENGAGEMENT INTERN
- Meet regularly with the WSA’s committee on basic needs, provide support, and assist in the tracking of relevant legislation
- Support efforts to advocate for basic needs policy solutions, and assist the Organizing Manager and Executive Director in the development of advocacy tools
- Work with relevant partner organizations to support mutual basic needs policy initiatives
- Assist the WSA in the creation of our legislative agenda in relation to basic needs policies
- Some event planning and other duties as assigned
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COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE ENGAGEMENT INTERN
- Work with the Organizing Manager to identify community and technical colleges to partner with
- Advise on CTC student engagement matters, and work with the Organizing Manager to create a long term, strategic framework for involving CTC students
- Assist the Organizing Manager in the recruitment and engagement of CTC students in the legislative process
- Build and maintain relationships with CTC student leaders from across the state
- Work with relevant stakeholders and represent the WSA in coalitions as needed and other duties as assigned
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APPLY
Learn more about these positions and how to apply at:
tinyurl.com/WSAIntern

Calling graduate students!! There is a vacant seat on the WSAC for a graduate student representative!! The WSAC board aims to increase educational attainment and ensure resources to support students. Whoever holds the graduate student representative position will represent the needs and interests of graduate students in Washington state!!
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For more info about the position: tinyurl.com/WSACGrad
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For more info about the council: wsac.wa.gov/council-members

What a week it has been!! So many Washington students met with legislators this week to discuss our priority items. Here’s another key priority that we will be focusing on this year!!
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Childcare Expansion
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All student parents deserve access to quality, affordable childcare, regardless of where they are in their educational journey. But right now, not all student parents can send their kids to child care while they’re in school. Expanding the Working Child Connection Care program to undergraduate and graduate students will allow student parents the resources needed to accomplish their educational goals.

- Student parents need access to affordable & quality childcare to be successful
- Educational attainment should be considered work for the WCCC program
- CTC students face a childcare benefits cliff upon graduation
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What we’re up to this week!!
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Committee Days are in full swing, and our liaisons and other student representatives are meeting with lots of legislators to share our legislative priorities!!

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Each year, typically in November, the Washington State Legislature convenes for 'Committee Days'. The committees from the House and Senate begin to plan and prioritize work and key issues to focus on during the legislative session. This year, Committee Days is being held the week of November 15th-19th.
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Student liaisons (DOLAs) from accross the state will be meeting with legislators to discuss student centered priorities, establish an understanding of the Chairs' priorities, and plan further student lobbying. These meetings will help set the groundwork for student lobbying and advocacy efforts for the coming Legislative Session.

Here is another priority item on our legislative agenda! To learn about these priorities more in-depth, check out the link in our bio! These agenda items are a culmination of lots of hard work from students across the state. If you are interested in learning more, DM us or reach out to your campus’ Director of Leg. Affairs, AS President, or Governmental Liaison!!
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Basic Needs Survey Grant

No student should worry about meeting their basic needs. By creating a mandatory Basic Needs Survey, and an Emergency Assistance Grant (modeled after HB 1893, 2019,) we will ensure that all students, regardless of their income, will have the resources necessary to achieve their goals.

We do not know how many students in our state experience food and housing insecurity
Clear and consistent information will allow the legislature to make targeted investments in the future and avoid waste
Expanding access to emergency assistance grants will decrease food/housing insecurity and increase student retention
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Happy Monday!! Here’s another one of our agenda items!! To learn about these priorities more in-depth, check out the link in our bio! These agenda items are a culmination of lots of hard work from students across the state. If you are interested in learning more, DM us or reach out to your campus’ Director of Leg. Affairs, AS President, or Governmental Liaison!!
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Behavioral Health Resources

The lack of funding for mental health supports on college campuses has increased the rate of anxiety, depression, and su***de among students. Increased funding for mental health services will make students healthier and allow them to focus on their education and future.

- 80% of students report that COVID has negatively impacted their mental health
- To live happy and healthy lives, students need access to quality behavioral health services
- 55% of students report that they would not know where to go if they or their friend needed emergency behavioral health care
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Happy Friday, all!! Here’s another one of our priority items for the coming Legislative session. These agenda items are a culmination of lots of hard work from students across the state. If you are interested in learning more, DM us or reach out to your campus’ Director of Leg. Affairs, AS President, or Governmental Liaison!!
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Simplify Student Aid

Washington's student and social aid programs are some of the best in the nation. However, low-income and first-generation students often struggle to understand what aid is available to them. By including in financial aid awards a list of programs students are eligible for, students will be better informed and supported.
- Low income and first-gen college students struggle to identify aid programs & services
- Providing this information will help students make good decisions about where to attend & how to pay for college
- Better communication around basic needs support is needed to increase enrollment, especially for low income & first generation students
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We are very excited to begin sharing our 2022 Legislative Agenda with you!! Throughout the next several weeks, we will be posting about each priority item. To learn about these priorities more in-depth, check out the link in our bio! These agenda items are a culmination of lots of hard work from students across the state. If you are interested in learning more, DM us or reach out to your campus’ Director of Leg. Affairs, AS President, or Governmental Liaison!!
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Fully Fund the Washington College Grant

All students in Washington have the right to quality higher education without taking on a lifetime of debt. But in 2019, thousands of low to middle income students were left out of the Washington College Grant. By increasing the WCG eligibility to 100% of median family income, Washington’s students, families, and the economy will thrive.

- Families who make 100% of MFI and below cannot support their basic needs while paying for their children's education
- The WCG gives families the flexibility and financial freedom to make good decision about their lives
- Washington's workforce and economy need additional investments in higher education to obtain the goal of 70% postsecondary degree completion
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Position Title: Organizing Manager

Classification: Non-Exempt

Position Type: Full time, temporary with the opportunity to extend

Salary Range: $45,00/year + Benefits

Location: Olympia, WA (Hybrid/Virtual)

Supervisor: Executive Director

Priority Deadline: November 15th, 2021

Expected Start Date: December 1st

About Us:

The Washington Student Association is the statewide representative body of all 150,000 students attending a Washington State public four year college or university. Our association brings together students on campus and in the legislature to advance our mission of making Washington’s higher education system more affordable, accessible, and inclusive for all.

Position Summary:

The Washington Student Association is seeking an Organizing Manager to focus on student basic needs organizing, community college student engagement, organizational support, and organizing around our legislative agenda.

An ideal candidate for this position will have a background in community organizing/relevant field, a strong understanding of Washington’s higher education system and student advocacy, a positive - can do attitude, a strong commitment to the WSA’s mission, and at least two years of experience in campaigns/elections/community organizing.

Travel & COVID-19 Precautions:

This position requires frequent travel to four year and community/technical colleges throughout the state. The WSA is requiring all employees to be fully vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus.

Essential Functions:

To perform this job successfully an individual must be able to perform each essential duty and responsibility satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions

Duties and Responsibilities

Legislative Community Organizing: 40%

Assist in the recruitment of CTC, four year, and graduate students to participate in the legislative process
Support regional student leaders in advocacy efforts to advance the WSA’s legislative agenda and priorities through text banking, event planning, and letter writing/phone banking campaigns
Organizational Management: 20%

Assist in the planning of several large meetings, conferences, and other student focused events throughout the year
Work with the Vice President of Diversity to organize meetings of the Students of Color Coalition
Assist the Executive Director in the development and implementation of the basic needs organizing campaign
Provide technical and logistical support for the WSA’s subcommittee on basic needs
Assist the Executive Director in the hiring, management, and daily oversight of interns
Community & Technical College Outreach: 40%

Work to identify partnerships with community and technical colleges throughout the state
Create a strategic, long term plan for the organization’s inclusion of community and technical college students
Maintain contact with other organizations focused on CTC issues on behalf of the WSA
And other duties as assigned
Qualifications:

A passion for making Washington’s higher education system more equitable, affordable, and inclusive for all Washingtonians, and a distinct commitment to racial equity
2 years or more experience working in student advocacy, campaigns, elections, or other relevant community organizing positions;
Proficiency in ThruText and VAN software
A valid driver's license and reliable transportation

Preferred Qualifications:

A bachelor's degree in a relevant field, OR a combination of education and professional experience
Experience working with the WSA or any of our member campuses/an understanding of student advocacy in WA state
An understanding of higher education policy in relation to student basic needs, financial aid, and student support services
Experience working with community and/or technical college students
Proficient in spanish or ASL

Benefits, Logistics, and Compensation:

The WSA seeks to hire a diverse workforce that reflects the community we represent. BIPOC, women, LGBTQ+, immigrants, individuals with disabilities, parents, veterans, first generation students, and those who have life experience in the areas of our advocacy are strongly encouraged to apply. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to self identity or protected class status under state or federal law.

This position is full time, temporary, and salaried at $45,000/year, with the opportunity to extend dependent on funding in June. The WSA offers a competitive benefits package which includes a health care stipend of up to $350/month and a technology reimbursement of $75/month. In addition, the WSA offers a flexible work schedule and unlimited sick and vacation leave with an expectation that all employees take a minimum of 10 vacation days per year in addition to 18 paid federal and state holidays.

Please submit a resume for consideration