Americorps VISTA position available August 2015

WSU is now hiring for a full-time Americorps VISTA position to start August 2015.

In conjunction with WSU’s Cougar Money Management Program and TRiO Student Support Services, WSU is seeking a motivated college graduate who is interested in researching and developing financial literacy tools and resources as a WSU Cougar Financial Literacy Project (CFLP) Coordinator. This person will develop a peer-to-peer mentor program and improve existing financial literacy tools and resources foruse by first-generation, low-income WSU students. Benefits include: living allowance, if moving from out of area relocation allowance, training, childcare assistance if eligible, choice of education award or end of service stipend. Click here to apply now.

To learn more about this position, contact Chio Flores, Assistant Dean of Students & Cougar Money Management Program Director at cflores@wsu.edu or (509) 335-9422.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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