Veterinary Student Representative at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine

About the role

Join us at the ASPCA® as our Student Representative at the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and become a vital part of our mission to improve the lives of animals across the nation and in the field of veterinary medicine.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a dedicated representative of the ASPCA® at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine
• Stay informed about all student externship opportunities and resources offered by the ASPCA®
• Build and nurture relationships with fellow veterinary medicine students and student groups on campus
• Act as a resource for fellow students seeking to learn more about the ASPCA®, including our work, veterinary training externship opportunities, resources, and future career pathways
• Act as a point of contact and liaison to provide information regarding upcoming campus events and other opportunities the ASPCA® could collaborate with
• Aid in the logistical planning and executing of events on campus (e.g., conferences, career fairs, etc.) and with student groups (e.g., workshops, presentations, lunch and learns, etc.)
• Present opportunities to student groups and foster engagement and attendance through promoting upcoming events
• Maintain academic excellence and a focus on your education
• Abide by the rules and all policies for your school

Qualifications

• In good academic standing
• Strong belief in the Mission and Core Values of the ASPCA®
• Strong oral and written communication skills with the ability to build relationships with peers
• Active membership in at least one student group related to the core work of the ASPCA® (e.g., shelter medicine, animal welfare, DEI-focused group, forensics, etc.)
• Not currently a student Representative for another veterinary or animal welfare organization, non-profit, or company
• Ability to dedicate an average of 3 hours a week during the semester to fulfilling the responsibilities of an ASPCA® Student Representative
• Ability to work independently (self-starter)
• High level of maturity and professionalism
• Access to a computer for virtual meetings and email correspondence
• Ability to temporarily store informational and promotional items to be passed out on campus to CVM peers

Education and Work Experience

Open to candidates currently enrolled as a veterinary student at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. Individuals not currently enrolled in this educational program will not be considered. Preference will be given to candidates in their 2nd through 6th semesters of education.