ED Application

Your Information
Full Name *

First NameLast Name
Pronouns *
e.g. she, him, they, el, ella, and different identities
Email*
This email will be used to contact you on the progress of your application.
Phone Number*
Please enter a valid phone number.
How did you hear about Central Valley Scholars? Please select all that apply.*

School counselorSchool teacher/professorSocial media (Instagram, Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook)Peer/friend recommendationConference/resource fairOther
Which San Joaquin Valley county do you currently reside in and/or originate from? Please use the photo above as a reference. *
(Optional) Would you like to subscribe to our newsletter to get updates on new opportunities, services, events, and more?

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Professional Information

Please upload the following information. For technical issues, please email us at contact@centralvalleyscholars.org.
Are you authorized to work in the United States? This role is open to people without work authorization. Please use the "other" option to describe your current work status.*

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Please upload your resume. *

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Please input the name, pronouns, and email of at least one professional reference. This can be someone who oversaw a project or was a former supervisor. *
(Optional) Please list any current certifications or additional licenses you have, that support your qualifications for this position.

Short Answer Questions

Please answer each of the following questions in 150 words or less.
Reviewing the responsibilities of the Executive Director, what responsibilities do you believe you will exceed in and what responsibilities do you believe are a growing opportunity? Please provide specific examples related to your past work and/or lived experiences. For those responsibilities you don't have experience in, how do you plan to learn and prepare in order to meet your duties as Executive Director? *

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Central Valley Scholars is home to a diverse group of folx who come together with a common interest of building community and dismantling oppressive systems found in higher education and in our homes. Our values are centered in providing safe and accessible spaces for Disabled, Queer, Trans, Immigrant, Black, Indigenous, People of Color, non-men, formerly incarcerated folx, and more. Please describe your commitment to upholding Central Valley Scholars' values and mission? How do these pillars show up in your personal life and work? *

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Executive Director