Administrative Coordinator - Concentrations

Take appropriate actions to support a diverse workforce and participate in the College's efforts to create a respectful, inclusive, and welcoming work environment.

Administrative Support: 25%

Partner with concentration directors, associate dean for integrative learning, and center faculty and staff to manage budgets, curriculum, and events. Manage and support curricular and co-curricular projects in support of concentrations, IDP courses, and provost's office areas. Coordinate with colleagues to provide institutional memory and collaborative problem solving. Maintain departmental records and databases. Develop and assess processes for meeting departmental priorities. Coordinate Gateway and Capstone course logistics, including guest lecturers. Track applications to the concentration. Organize student cohort building activities. Assist with tracking of student progress through Concentration requirements. Coordinate tracking with Lazarus Center Staff. Maintain Integrative Learning webpages.

Budget Administration: 25%

Administer and track all concentration budgets based on institutional policy and using the college's financial management systems. Perform budget operations, process requisitions, purchase order requests, invoices, and reimbursement requests. Analyze expenditures against the budget and notify directors of discrepancies. Advise directors on concentrations budget planning. Reconcile and report on key budget areas.

Event Management: 30%

Schedule, support, organize, and publicize all aspects of concentration specific events, visits, residencies, and field trips. Manage events and lecture series including budget, funding, travel and honorarium. Plan annual commencement events. Organize the work of appointed student liaisons in connection with event planning. Participate as a member of the Celebrating Collaborations planning committee to organize and manage this campus-wide annual event.

Curricular Support: 20%

Assemble and update course offerings and schedules. Assist in the preparation of annual course catalog revisions. Support the course scheduling process and work with concentration directors and IDP instructors to meet institutional deadlines around curricular requests and changes. Act as a liaison with Registrar and Provost offices on curricular matters. Order instructional supplies and help prepare course materials. Assist faculty in hiring work-study students. Monitor and update yearly concentration records. Compile course offerings for courses with IDP prefix, including scheduling and catalog copy.

Perform other duties as assigned by management.

• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• 1-5 years of related experience
• Valid driver's license

Skills

• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Expert level skills in Google Workspace (Google Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Forms, etc.); proficiency in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel
• Proven ability to organize and prioritize work effectively, be detail oriented, take initiative and responsibility, be proactive, resolve problems, and manage multiple tasks
• Willingness to learn new technologies as necessary.