Impact 360 Institute

Plan and coordinate key Masters program co-curricular elements, logistics, experiences, and schedule ensuring strategic alignment with the formal academic curriculum and overall program vision. Assist in maintaining academic records for all master’s students in collaboration with North Greenville University (NGU). Provide student success tools and career coaching to graduate students.

Provide leadership to recruit, select and enroll students who will best represent and actively seek to fulfill the organizational purpose, mission, and values.

Assist Fellows team toward overall strategic objectives while gaining hands-on practice in student ministry, biblical worldview and spiritual formation through mentoring and relational discipleship, grading student coursework, leadership coaching, and residence life. This role directly serves Impact 360 Institute’s mission by helping to equip Fellows students to become leaders who follow Jesus. Because of the nature of the Graduate Assistant’s responsibilities, this position provides excellent preparation for vocations in higher education, student ministry, residence life, and campus ministry. It complements the graduate student’s coursework and other aspects of his or her educational program. Graduate Assistants should expect to spend 20-25 hours per week on their assistantship.