Our Building Dedication and Celebration was on Sunday, March 15, 2009. We celebrated the completion of a building project that was just a vision 3 years ago!
Facility Use Coordinator, Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara Part-Time, Regular, Non Exempt position.
Consider if you were our next staff team member! The Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara seeks a Facility Use Coordinator for regular employment, approximately 15 hours a week. The Unitarian Society is a friendly, liberal congregation (church) of open-minded individuals. The Facility Use Coordinator will work under the general supervision of the Director of Administration. The Facility Use Coordinator is responsible to develop and implement a facility use promotion plan, communicate with prospective facility users, and calendars and contracts USSB facility use for weddings, memorials, events and meetings. The position is at will, part-time, with no benefits. Preferred workdays include Wednesdays, other hours flexible. Weekend work hours may be required for promotion of facility use.
Requirements: The position requires a High School diploma or equivalent, with preference to higher education, minimum of two years experience in facility use coordination, event coordination, advertising or marketing. Qualified candidates will also possess a demonstrated ability to produce attractive printed and electronic communications, and ability to learn and utilize computer programs related to congregation record keeping, room use contracts and facilities scheduling.
Compensation: $15-$16.50/hr based on experience; with potential for bonus.
The position is open immediately for qualified applicants and will remain open until filled. The Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara hires without regard to sex, age, ethnic identification, marital status, sexual or gender orientation or religious belief system.
Please send your letter of introduction and resume to the attention of Nancy at
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. Letters of introduction should include the applicant’s personal reflection on how to build collaborative relationships that generate facility use referrals. Inquiries without the letter of introduction and personal reflection will not be considered.
After two years of planning, several months of extensive infrastructure improvements, and constuction from August 2008 to March 2009, our dream is now real and spectacular. The Building Project Blog (below) describes the process and the results; the map shows the layout after the renovation. But, the only way to fully appreciate the beauty and atmosphere of the campus is to come and see it. You are invited! This view is from across Santa Barbara Street (East Arrellaga Street is on the right), from the vantage point of Alice Keck Park Gardens.
