Pennsylvania Democratic Coordinated Campaign: Campus Regional Organizing Director

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Overview

The 2026 Pennsylvania Coordinated Campaign is seeking experienced Regional Campus Organizing Directors. The Regional Campus Organizing Directors will manage campus-based staff, develop relationships with student leaders and administrators, and build organizing infrastructure across multiple institutions.

The Pennsylvania Democratic Party is committed to electing Democrats at every level of government and building a strong, inclusive organization across the Commonwealth. This is a full-time position based in Pennsylvania and requires in-person work on campuses and with regional staff.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Recruit, hire, train, and manage a team of Campus Organizers and Campus Fellows assigned to colleges and universities in the region.

• Develop and execute a regional campus organizing plan aligned with statewide youth and coordinated campaign strategy.

• Build organizing infrastructure on campuses, including volunteer pipelines, student leadership development, and recurring campus programs.

• Oversee voter registration, voter education, early vote, and GOTV efforts tailored to campus environments and academic calendars.

• Ensure accurate data entry, reporting, and use of NGP VAN and other organizing tools for campus-based programs.

• Build and maintain strong relationships with student organizations, campus leaders, faculty allies, and university administrators, as appropriate.

• Support staff growth by providing regular coaching, feedback, and professional development in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.

• Foster an inclusive, motivating, and values-driven culture among campus staff and volunteers.

• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Required Skills, Abilities, and Experience

• 1–2 cycles of organizing experience, including experience with campus, youth, or student organizing.

• Experience managing, training, or mentoring organizers, fellows, or volunteer leaders.

• Strong understanding of campus culture, student organizing dynamics, and academic calendars.

• Ability to build relationships with diverse student populations and campus stakeholders.

• Proven ability to create a motivating, inclusive, and accountable team culture.

• Fluency with NGP VAN and familiarity with data-driven organizing programs.

• Willingness to work on-campus, in field offices, and travel regularly within the assigned region.

• Access to a reliable vehicle and cell phone.