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Orientation Student Coordinator 2026-2027

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2027 Bentley University Student Coordinator (Stu Co) Job Description Position Description The Orientation Student Coordinator – is a dynamic leadership position for highly motivated, enthusiastic students eager to serve as role models, guides, and mentors for Bentley University’s Orientation Team, new students, and families. Coordinators in this role will undertake diverse responsibilities across communication, marketing, logistics, operations, programming, and team training and development, with specific project-based assignments delegated by professional staff. This role is designed to support a holistic and cohesive orientation experience for all incoming students. All Orientation Team members will be: • Professional and responsible representatives of Bentley University • Globally minded and appreciative of diverse perspectives and experiences • Confident facilitators who can lead conversations, programs, activities, and icebreakers • Collaborative team players who foster a supportive staff culture • Passionate about creating meaningful student engagement opportunities • Adaptable and solution-oriented in dynamic environments • Committed to Inclusive Excellence and creating a welcoming community for all students • Positive role models who mentor and support new and returning staff members

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Contribute to team cohesion and serve as a role model for the Orientation Team and new students in partnership with professional central staff. Assist in planning, executing, and evaluating orientation programming, social events, and training initiatives. Support communication and marketing efforts, including content creation for social media accounts (e.g., @welcomefalcons Instagram and TikTok), flyers, newsletters, and digital orientation materials. Coordinate logistics and operations, such as room and space setup, inventory management, supply tracking, and technology needs with support of professional staff.


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Participate in recruitment, selection, training, and onboarding processes for orientation leaders and assistants. Support new student engagement through event planning, virtual programming, and facilitation of networking opportunities. Assist with operational documentation, orientation schedules, alumni engagement, and assessment/data management. Maintain flexibility to take on task- or project-driven collateral assignments as delegated, contributing as needed across functional areas.

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Role commences January 2027 and concludes with the orientation program in September 2027. Approximately 5 hours per week through the spring semester; increases to around 30 hours weekly on campus starting the week of July 19th, with up to 40 hours weekly in August. With occasional hours as needed/available in June. Cap of 65 hours during the orientation program period. Availability required for scheduled office hours, training, recruitment and selection activities, team meetings, and program execution. Additional hours may be scheduled on Fridays (in the summer) and evenings. Participation in key events including Orientation Team Info Sessions (January), Implicit Bias Training (February), Recruitment, Admitted Students Day (April), team retreats (March & April), Orientation Team Training (August), and the Orientation Program (tentatively August 26th–29th, 2027). Adapt to adjustments in the role or modality of the program due to public health or extenuating circumstances as needed.

Important Dates: • Orientation Team Info Session- December 8th, 2026 • Implicit Bias Training- January 2027 • Orientation Team Recruitment & Selection- January – February • Admitted Students Day- April 2027 Qualifications • • •

Minimum GPA of 2.7 and good standing with Bentley University. Professionalism, global mindset, flexibility, and commitment to inclusion and belonging. Comfort in leading activities, teamwork, communication, and programming execution.


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Attention to detail and willingness to be delegated collateral duties and special projects as assigned.

Compensation details and further information regarding hours, team training, and program specifics will be shared with successful candidates upon offer.


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