Black Male Engagement Coordinator & Mentorship Lead

Xavier University; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Xavier University of Louisiana invites applications for the position of Coordinator for Black Male Engagement. The CBME will build and sustain essential relationships with campus and community partners to support Black and Brown male students' success, leadership development, and persistence from retention through alumni status.

The role requires collaboration across offices, events, and programs, including Men of Xavier, athletics, and national networks, with flexibility to work evenings and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; 2-5 years of progressive experience in student development, educational setting, and program development.
• Demonstrated verbal and written communication, interpersonal relations, event planning, and advising student organizations.
• Public speaking, writing, group facilitation, and computer skills are essential.

Responsibilities

• Develop, cultivate, and sustain relationships with campus stakeholders, community organizations, alumni, professional associations, and national networks.
• Serve as the lead advocate for Black Male Engagement initiatives and liaise to programs and partners (Men of Xavier, athletics, NPHC fraternities, mentorship groups, community groups).
• Create mentorship, leadership development, academic support, civic engagement, and professional networking opportunities to promote belonging and retention.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Interpersonal relations

Advising student organizations

Event planning

Public speaking

Group facilitation

Budget management

Technology

Computer skills

Education

Bachelor's degree

2-5 years progressive experience in student development

Job description

Xavier University of Louisiana invites applications for the position of Coordinator for Black Male Engagement. The CBME will build and sustain essential relationships with campus and community partners to support Black and Brown male students' success, leadership development, and persistence from retention through alumni status.

The role requires collaboration across offices, events, and programs, including Men of Xavier, athletics, and national networks, with flexibility to work evenings and