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The University of New Mexico is hiring a Student Engagement Coordinator for summer 2026 to enhance campus engagement by planning and executing student-centered events. The ideal candidate will utilize graphic design skills and collaborate with team members to promote a dynamic and inclusive student experience.
Responsibilities include event planning, social media management, and designing promotional materials. Graphic design experience and communication skills are preferred. Join a diverse workforce committed to creating memorable experiences for students.
About the SUB: The Student Union Building is a big part of campus life – it's a fun, fast‑paced, and high‑energy work environment where students are able to make connections, collaborate with one another, and have memorable experiences. From large campus‑wide events to daily interaction with fellow students, the SUB is a dynamic workplace that has leadership opportunities, teamwork, and professional development that is hands‑on. If you enjoy problem‑solving, working with people, and being a part of campus activities, the SUB is a great place to work as a student. Position Summary: The Student Engagement Coordinator plays a key role in enhancing campus engagement by planning, promoting, and executing student‑centered events. This position utilizes graphic design skills daily and is responsible for working as a team to develop creative programming, manage social media platforms, and design marketing/promotional materials that effectively communicate with a diverse student audience. The SUB is looking for a candidate that can begin SUMMER 2026.
The Student Union Building is seeking a candidate that is available to start this SUMMER 2026, with the potential to continue into the academic year, and can meet the following:
The University of New Mexico is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class.