PAW assists with programs and services to support the needs of the CSUEB campus community inclusive of basic needs and wellness topics through:
- Operational and attendant role with wellbeing services including the Relaxation Rooms, Wellness Lounge, and Food Pantry.
- Assisting with general outreach activities
- Promotion of campus resources and services related to basic needs and wellness
Required Qualifications
- Be a currently enrolled California State University, East Bay student and enrolled during Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters
- Commit to working Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters
- At least 10 hours per week, minimum 2 weekdays per week
- Ability to work during the first two weeks of Fall Semester 2026 and Spring Semester 2027
- See position description for additional required qualifications
All positions are required to work in person.
Preferred Experience
- Previous peer educator or food pantry experience
- Leadership or volunteer experience
- Public Health, Kinesiology, Sociology, Psychology, or similar majors
- Strong interpersonal skills and customer service experience
- Strong communication, public speaking, and outreach skills
- Submit the following items:
- PAW application form with responses to the Supplementary Questionnaire below.
- Resume (if you have one available)
- Applications submitted by Tuesday, June 30, 2026 will be reviewed for the July 2026 interview period.
- Only individuals who meet minimum qualifications will be considered for an interview. If selected for an interview, you will be contacted directly.
Supplementary Questionnaire
Keep your responses to 250 words or less per question. There will be a section in the PAW application where you can upload either a Word document or PDF with your responses.
- Peer Advocates for Wellbeing (PAW) assists Student Wellbeing Services with a variety of outreach events and workshops for the campus community. Tell us about your experience with tabling, delivering presentations, etc. If you haven’t done this, what skills do you have that could contribute to this type of experience?
- PAW engages with individuals and provides resources and educational information on topics such as food access, safer sex supplies, etc. Tell us about your experience providing one-on-one peer support and referrals. If you haven’t done this, what skills do you have that could contribute to this type of experience?
- PAW provides support with delivering our services including our food pantry and relaxation rooms. Tell us about your experience with customer service and responding to customers.
- Describe any previous experience as it relates to teamwork and communication. Include any leadership experiences from other universities, high school, and/or community agencies. Include name of organization, approximate dates worked, and position responsibilities.
For hiring inquires, please contact wellbeing@csueastbay.edu