How to Apply to the Connect2Complete Team

• Review the available position descriptions. These positions begin in August and September 2020.
• Complete our 2020-21 interest survey.
• Email serve@oregoncampuscompact.org with updated resume and cover letter
• Create a my.americorps.gov account and submit an application to the C2C Community College listing or the C2C K12 listing, or the C2C Leader listing (depending on your interest). Links to 2020 listings coming soon.  
• Check out this FAQ if you need additional support in applying via my.AmeriCorps.gov!
• The C2C program will review your materials and reach out for a phone interview if candidates meet stated qualifications.

Leader Positions

Connect2Complete Leader (2 available)
Site: Campus Compact of Oregon Office
Location: Portland, OR

K12 Positions

Academic Engagement Specialist
Site: Lincoln County School District
Location: Newport, OR​​

Academic Engagement Specialist
Site: Sitton Elementary School
Location: Portland, OR

Academic Engagement Specialist
Site: Tigard High School
Location: Tigard, OR

Academic Engagement Specialist
Site: Tualatin High School
Location: Tualatin, OR

Community College Positions

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Chemeketa Community College - CAMP
Location: Salem, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Chemeketa Community College - STEPS
Location: Salem, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist: Get on the Path
Site: Clackamas Community College
Location: Oregon City, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Columbia Gorge Community College
Location: The Dalles, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Linn-Benton Community College
Location: Albany, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Oregon Coast Community College
Location: Newport, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Rogue Community College
Location: Grants Pass, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
​Site: Tillamook Bay Community College
Location: Tillamook, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Umpqua Community College
Location: Roseburg, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Chemeketa Community College 
Location: Salem, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Chemeketa Community College Yamhill Valley Campus
Location: McMinnville, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist: Stay on the Path
Site: Clackamas Community College
Location: Oregon City, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Lane Community College
Location: Eugene, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Mt. Hood Community College
Location: Gresham, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Portland Community College - Southeast
Location: Portland, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Southwestern Oregon Community College
Location: Coos Bay, OR

Equitable Pathways Specialist
Site: Treasure Valley Community College
Location: Ontario, OR

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Equal Opportunity Statement

Campus Compact of Oregon is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer committed to assembling a diverse, broadly trained team of AmeriCorps members. Minorities, people with disabilities, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. In compliance with applicable laws and in furtherance of its commitment to fostering an environment that welcomes and embraces diversity, Campus Compact of Oregon does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, or genetic information in its programs or activities. Campus Compact of Oregon follows the Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS) Civil Rights & Workforce Diversity Policy.

Campus Compact of Oregon is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. If an AmeriCorps member has a documented disability and feels they need a reasonable accommodation to successfully meet program objectives and complete their term of service, the member is advised to contact their site supervisor or the Campus Compact of Oregon Program Supervisor for assistance.

The Connect2Complete AmeriCorps Program is made possible through partnership with Oregon Volunteers and the Corporation for National & Community Service (CNCS).