North Dakota State University

Now accepting applications for graduate assistant positions in Student Health Service

Health Promotion Graduate Assistant (with emphasis in substance use education and overall well-being)
Purpose of the Position: Responsible for assisting the Health Promotion Coordinator with the development, implementation, and evaluation of prevention programming related to substance use education, mental health and suicide awareness along with overall well-being for NDSU students.

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Position open until filled. 

Health Promotion Graduate Assistant (with emphasis on sexual assault prevention)
Purpose of the Position: Responsible for assisting the Sexual Assault Prevention and Advocacy Coordinator to develop, implement, and evaluate education and prevention programming for NDSU students.

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Position open until filled. 

Please contact Assistant Director of Health Promotion, Emily Hegg for questions or more information. 

Health Promotion Values:

• Education: We understand the reciprocal relationship between learning and health.
• Collaboration: We engage with other NDSU services and resources to foster and promote a cohesive and transparent campus climate that supports health and well-being.
• Community: We understand that health goes beyond the individual to include the cultural, institutional, socioeconomic and political influences that comprise community.
• Future: We understand the importance of health over the long-term in building the capacity of individuals and communities to reach their potential.
• Prevention: We strive to avoid and reduce preventable health risks and illness.
• Support: We serve as a resource and network to foster healthy choices, lifestyles and environments.
• Holistic well-being: We understand that health has multiple dimensions, and we promote holistic health and wellness.