Campus Ministry Coordinator

Campus Ministry Coordinator

Posting Details

Posting Summary

Position Title Campus Ministry Coordinator

FLSA Exempt

Department Office Of Campus Ministry

Job Summary

Xavier University of Louisiana, the nation’s only historically Black and Catholic university, invites applications for the position of Coordinator of Campus Ministry. Jointly reporting to the Dean of Interfaith and Spiritual Life and the University Chaplain, this role plays a vital part in advancing Xavier’s mission to develop servant-leaders in the spirit of Saint Katharine Drexel. The Coordinator will support a dynamic, inclusive, and faith-driven campus ministry program that nurtures the spiritual growth of our diverse student body through worship, pastoral care, leadership development, faith formation, and service. AA/EOE

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree required.

Preferred Qualifications

Master’s degree preferred.

Special

Requirements

• Summary

• Candidate must have a strong understanding of Catholic liturgy, spirituality, and social teaching; ability to collaborate ecumenically.

• At least 2 years of experience in an educational environment parish ministry, or a related setting, preferably in a diverse and multicultural environment.

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with a pastoral heart and commitment to student development.

• Familiarity with Black Catholic tradition and the spirituality of Saint Katharine Drexel is highly desirable.

• Work Hours

• Full time

• KSA's

• Knowledge, Education, Experience, and Proficiencies

• Bachelor’s degree required.

• Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Essential Duties and

Responsibilities

Description

• Liturgical and Worship Support

• Collaborate with the Dean of Interfaith and Spiritual Life and University Chaplain to coordinate and support regular Catholic and Protestant worship services, ensuring they reflect Xavier’s Black Catholic identity and the rich diversity of the campus community.

• Organize special liturgies, prayer services, and seasonal observances that reflect the liturgical calendar and cultural heritage of the university.

• Retreats and Conferences

• Plan, coordinate, and facilitate student spiritual retreats, leadership experiences, and faith-based conferences that foster personal growth, reflection, and community.

• Support ecumenical and interfaith engagement that promotes respect, dialogue, and understanding across religious traditions.

• Student Engagement and Ministry Programming

• Develop and implement a robust calendar of campus ministry programming that engages students in faith exploration, leadership development, community building, and service.

• Serve as the primary advisor to the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Student Ambassadors chapter, helping students connect Catholic social teaching with advocacy, global solidarity, and social justice initiatives.

• Co-advise the Knights of Peter Claver and Ladies Auxiliary campus chapter in partnership with the University Chaplain, supporting leadership development, service initiatives, and the preservation of the rich traditions of Black Catholicism.

• Serve as a liaison to student religious organizations, music and dance ministries, and other faith-based student groups.

• Recruit, train, and mentor student leaders who support Campus Ministry programs, retreats, worship experiences, and outreach efforts.

• Coordinate programming that intentionally integrates faith, culture, service, and social justice in alignment with Xavier’s Catholic mission.

• Service and Social Justice

• Serve as advisor to Vincent’s Vault Food Pantry, promoting service rooted in Catholic social teaching and Xavier’s commitment to justice, human dignity, and care for the most vulnerable.

• Collaborate with campus and community partners to create meaningful service opportunities, mission experiences, and advocacy initiatives for students.

• Encourage student engagement in volunteerism, civic responsibility, advocacy, and service-learning experiences that embody the Gospel call to love, justice, and solidarity.

• Assist in coordinating campus-wide observances and educational programs related to Catholic Social Teaching, social justice, and community engagement.

• Administrative Functions

• Coordinate the day-to-day administrative operations of the Office of Campus Ministry, ensuring projects, programs, communications, and deadlines are completed accurately and efficiently.

• Manage office communications by serving as a primary point of contact for students, faculty, staff, alumni, clergy, religious communities, volunteers, and community partners, responding to inquiries with professionalism, hospitality, and confidentiality.

• Maintain and regularly update the Campus Ministry website, social media platforms, and other digital communications to promote ministry programs, liturgies, retreats, service opportunities, and faith formation initiatives while ensuring accessibility and brand consistency.

• Assist with collecting program assessment data and preparing annual reports, grant reports, and other documentation that demonstrates the impact and effectiveness of Campus Ministry initiatives.

• Process departmental purchasing, requisitions, travel arrangements, invoices, and other financial transactions in accordance with university policies and procedures.

• Assist in developing, monitoring, and reconciling departmental budgets, ensuring responsible stewardship of financial resources and timely tracking of expenditures.

• Recruit, train, schedule, and supervise student workers and volunteers, including approving timesheets and supporting their professional and spiritual development.

• Posting Detail Information

• Posting Number

• S514P

• Number of Vacancies

• 1

• Desired Start Date

• 11/02/2026

• Position End Date (if temporary)

• Posting Date

• 10/13/2026

• Application Review Date

• Closing Date

• Open Until Filled

• Yes

• Documents Needed To Apply

• Required Documents

• Resume

• Cover Letter

• Other

• Optional Documents

• Transcripts

• Letter of Recommendation