Longhouse Steward

The Longhouse Steward will provide stewardship for our sacred space, the Native American Longhouse located at the Lane Community College main campus, and culturally appropriate support to students, the community, and the college. Work is done in alignment with Lane’s Vision, Mission, and Values.

Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree (please see Additional Equivalency Information). Two (2) years of experience working with programs that serve Native American communities. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Native American Studies, Ethnic Studies, and/or Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies, or related field. Experience in project, event, and activity planning. Practical experience supervising or mentoring student workers.

The Longhouse Steward is responsible for establishing, supporting, and promoting campus and community activities and partnerships that encourage student retention, a sense of belonging, and success at LCC. The Longhouse Steward will also establish and maintain relationships with constituents and communities outside the college to ensure student success and foster community cohesion. The Longhouse Steward is required to work diplomatically and confidentially on sensitive matters with constituents and students, faculty, and all levels of administrators. Part of the constituent and community relations include supporting the facilitation of the Native American & Longhouse Advisory Council and establishing/upholding the values of the Longhouse. The steward also oversees the cleanliness and maintenance of the physical and spiritual parts of the Longhouse. The steward is responsible for identifying and implementing facility repairs and upgrades. In addition, the steward is responsible for the scheduling of the Longhouse, following up with groups, and assisting groups with setups/cleanups as appropriate. The individual in this position must demonstrate cultural sensitivity to, respect for, and understanding of the educational and social development needs of all students, particularly those from historically underrepresented, marginalized, and/or underserved communities.

$24.31 - $35.36 hourly. Hourly wage reflects an approximate annual salary of $50,570 –$74,162.