Campus Program Manager: Student Basic Needs Coalition

Bryn Mawr College; Wales; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A non-profit organization is seeking a Campus Program Manager to implement and support campus-based programs in the UK. This role involves coordinating day-to-day operations and providing support to student leaders. The ideal candidate should be proactive, have strong communication skills, and contribute to creating a supportive campus environment.

Qualifications

• Proactive and student-centered.
• Experience in program management or related fields.
• Strong communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Implement and support campus-based programs.
• Coordinate day-to-day operations of initiatives.
• Maintain communication with campus partners.

Job description

Student Basic Needs Coalition (SBNC) is a national non-profit organization with a primary mission to combat the student basic needs crisis by facilitating solutions for food, housing, and financial insecurities among college students.Our approach is three-pronged, focusing on SNAP Enrollment, Campus Education, and Advocacy, all aimed at alleviating the immediate needs of students while working towards long-term systemic changes. By empowering student leaders to facilitate access to resources, raising awareness for basic needs insecurity, and advocating for long-term solutions, SBNC aims to create a system of support that enables college students to focus on their academic pursuits without the distress of basic needs insecurity.

Position Overview:SBNC is seeking a proactive and student-centered Campus Program Manager to implement and support our core campus-based programs. This role focuses on coordinating the day-to-day operations of our SNAP Into Action and Momentum Institute initiatives, providing hands-on support to student leaders and interns, and maintaining strong communication with our network of campus partners. The Campus Program Manager plays a vital role in turning strategy into action—ensuring programs run smoothly, students feel supported, and campus partnerships are successful.