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MSU McMaster Students Union Maccess is hiring!
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario June 16
WE'RE HIRING!
Want to get more involved with Maccess this year? We're hiring for our volunteer executive positions for the 2020 - 2021 year! Applications close on JUNE 30.
We're hiring for the following positions:
- Volunteer & Training Coordinator
- Community Outreach Coordinator
- Logistics Coordinator
- Promotions Executive
- Social & Political Advocacy Coordinator
- Resource Coordinator
We especially encourage applications from community members who are Black, Indigenous, or People of Colour (BIPOC), members of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, or folks with identities or experiences that are otherwise underrepresented within disability communities or the Disability Justice movement.
For more information or to apply, visit https://www.msumcmaster.ca/jobs/
Questions? Comments? Concerns? Accessibility needs? Feel free to message us through our Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter pages, or email us at maccess@msu.mcmaster.ca!
As a result of semester one moving entirely online, we anticipate that folks may have questions about what the next year at Maccess will look like. Although we are still figuring this out ourselves, we are happy to try to answer any questions you may have!
About Maccess
Maccess aims to build and maintain a campus that celebrates, advocates, and ensures inclusiveness in the area of disability. We provide programming and events in an effort to establish a sense of community for those that self-identify as having disabilities or as disabled. In addition, Maccess strives to advocate on the behalf of students in a proactive and affirmative fashion and provide educational programming on and opportunities to learn about critical disability studies.
A central aspect to Maccess is the provision of peer support. Peer support is provided by trained volunteers, with lived experiences with any of the following: disability, chronic illness, mental illness, madness, mental health concerns, neurodivergence, and additional identities that are part of the larger disability rights movement.