Part-time Consultant for the United Methodist Global AIDS Committee

The United Methodist Global AIDS Committee is seeking a part time consultant.

This position provides administrative and programmatic support to the United Methodist Global AIDS Committee (UMGAC), an inter-agency committee, whose focus is to extend education and advocacy to United Methodists and others on addressing the HIV & AIDS health crisis in the United States and around the globe.

Essential Responsibilities include:

• Works in collaboration with members of UMGAC on developing initiatives that provide educational information about HIV & AIDS and advocacy information such as legislative efforts and stigma reduction.
• Writes the bi-monthly UMGAC newsletter in coordination with the General Board of Church & Society (GBCS). Newsletter is distributed to over 2,000 AIDS Ambassadors.
• Manages the UMGAC web page and Facebook page.
• Provides financial reports and budgets to the Committee in collaboration with staff at GBCS.
• Approves and submits expense reports to GBCS for UMGAC member expenses and Consultant expenses
• Works cooperatively with UMGAC Chair on UMGAC matters including caring for details for UMGAC meetings: date setting, meeting logistics and agenda development.
• Cares for related UMGAC correspondence.
• Oversees the design and implementation of special UMGAC biennial conferences.
• Attends and participates in UMGAC committee meetings.
• Writes grant proposals for UMGAC’s ongoing ministries.

Required qualifications include:

• Organizational, strategic thinking,
• Verbal communication and writing skills;
• Web design and social media expertise;
• Knowledge of The United Methodist Church
• Passion for HIV and AIDS ministries.

Send your applications to Darlene White by April 15. darlene.white@inumc.org Bishop Julius Trimble Resident Bishop of the Indiana Area Chair of the United Methodist Global AIDS Committee

Questions? Contact Rev. Dr. Youngsook Kang, UMGAC Vice Chair, youngsook.kang@gmail.com