campus departments, or external community resources; provide students with general guidance regarding financial aid and public benefit resources, including SNAP, childcare, transportation assistance, and other available programs; provide students with accurate general information regarding CARES programs, eligibility requirements, application procedures, referrals, workshops, and available resources; make appropriate referrals to campus and community resources based on student needs; Assist with coordinating student appointments, service flow, check-in procedures, and referrals; maintain a professional and compassionate approach when assisting students who may be experiencing financial, academic, housing, food, childcare, transportation, or other basic-needs challenges; protect student privacy and maintain strict confidentiality when handling student information and records; Maintain accurate inventory records and assist with monitoring food and supply levels; support ordering, receiving, stocking, distribution, and organization of pantry supplies in accordance with established procedures; ensure inventory activity is properly documented and communicated to appropriate staff; assist with identifying inventory needs, shortages, excess supplies, and operational concerns; coordinate with vendors, food suppliers. campus partners, and community organizations as needed; Support the effective operation of additional CARES basic-needs services, including food distribution, meals, lockers, clothing resources, and other student-support initiatives; Help coordinate schedules and assignments for student workers, temporary staff, volunteers, and other personnel supporting CARES operations; Assist in maintaining training materials, onboarding documents, schedules, and staff resources; Assist with large-scale campus-wide events, including New Student Orientation, Weeks of Welcome, resource fairs, student engagement events, and other college initiatives; coordinate event logistics, including schedules.