The Temporary Program Assistant will provide administrative support for alumni engagement activities, including preparation, execution, and wrap-up duties for Alumni Weekend 2024. Tasks include: assisting with mail merges (Word); formatting of digital and printed documents; executing mailings; look-ups/queries in the CATracks constituent database; creation and preparation of Excel spreadsheets; data entry; list management; and data clean-up, as well as assembling event materials, expense reports, scheduling, and calendar management.

Qualifications Required:

• Bachelor's degree
• One year in a business administration, data management, or administrative support role
• Strong data management skills (collection, analysis, distribution, maintenance) and experience with modern database and information system technologies.
• Project management skills and demonstrated ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills, including advanced use of Word, Outlook, and especially Excel.
• Strong oral and written communication skills, including experience and comfort level interacting with members of the public, such as medical school alumni and donors.
• Experience demonstrating exceptional attention to detail.

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