The dedicated staff in this division work with and for students, staff, and faculty to integrate equity, inclusion, diversity, belonging, and justice into all aspects of campus life.
To view all UC Berkeley job openings or check the status of an application, visit jobs.berkeley.edu.
The Disability Specialist at UC Berkeley manages and coordinates academic accommodations for students with disabilities, assessing needs and liaising with faculty to ensure effective service delivery. This full-time, exempt position requires an advanced degree in Special Education or related field, offering a salary range of $70,000 - $80,000 with comprehensive benefits.
This role focuses on African American, Black, African Diaspora, and other Multicultural advising through academic and personal development programs, coordinating multicultural educational events and research initiatives, and developing leadership skills and collaborative relationships on campus to enhance student success and promote equity and inclusion.
The role involves providing comprehensive academic counseling and support services to African-American/Black undergraduate students, including developing personalized academic plans, crisis intervention, and program coordination, to enhance their academic success and retention at the university.
This full-time, hybrid-eligible administrative role at UC Berkeley's VCEI office involves managing business operations, coordinating events, handling financial processes, and offering executive support, with a salary range of $30.16 to $41.29 per hour plus comprehensive benefits.
This role involves providing holistic counseling and academic support to at-risk students, analyzing their needs, assisting with university policies and financial aid, leading and developing programs, administering grant activities, supervising peer advocates, collaborating with faculty, and staying informed on trends affecting low-income and first-generation students.
This role involves providing holistic counseling and academic support to at-risk transfer students, analyzing their needs, assisting with university policies and financial aid, documenting services, leading seminars and programs, administering grants and scholarships, supervising staff, collaborating with faculty, managing the Sharer Scholars Program, and staying informed on trends affecting low-income and first-generation students.
As a Multicultural Advisor at UC Berkeley, you will support students in multicultural studies, plan and implement social change programs, mentor student leaders, and develop campus and community collaborations, requiring experience with diverse communities, excellent communication skills, and a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience (advanced degree preferred).
To view all student positions, visit Handshake and the Work Study site.
