Union/Affiliation:
Administrative and Professional Staff (APSA)

Pay range:
$69,903 to $83,473 annually

SFU Department Descr:
Continuing Studies Leadership and Community Building Programs

Position Grade:
9

# of openings:
1

Biweekly Hours:
72
Who We Are SFU Lifelong Learning, which encompasses SFU Continuing Studies and the SFU English Language and Culture Program, strives to be the leading provider of flexible, responsive education in British Columbia and beyond. In addition to offering noncredit courses and programs for professional and personal development, we engage the community in lifelong learning through a variety of public activities and events. As we work to transform, empower and mobilize learners for life in a changing world, we remain nimble, curious and ready to adapt to evolving needs. We continuously learn and find new ways of doing things, and are committed to fostering a culture where equity, diversity, inclusion and decolonization underpin all our work. About the Role The Program Manager assumes administrative responsibility for the management of the Creative Writing Program and assists in the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of the Creative Writing Program in Lifelong Learning. The Creative Writing Program is made up of The Writer\xe2\x80\x99s Studio, community outreach initiatives, and individual courses, workshops and events. The Program Manager participates in the Program\xe2\x80\x99s budget development process and financial management. The incumbent promotes the Creative Writing Program by developing and implementing marketing strategies, forming community partnerships, and coordinating community events and publications, including "emerge: The Writer\'s Studio Anthology". The Program Manager works collaboratively with the Associate Director, course instructors and participants, University, faculty, visiting lecturers, students, and members of professional associations and the community, and Lifelong Learning colleagues to ensure the objectives of the Program are met. The ideal candidate has excellent knowledge of the literary arts, creative writing curriculum, the current publishing landscape, and the needs of emerging writers. Full