What are the responsibilities and job description for the Program Coordinator position at State University of New York Cortland?
The Program Coordinator supports the mission of the Multicultural Life and Diversity Office (MLDO) by developing, coordinating and facilitating educational programs, training initiatives, and dialogue opportunities that promote inclusive excellence, intercultural learning, belonging, and student success. The Program Coordinator collaborates with students, faculty, staff, residence life and housing, and campus partners to support engagement opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds and coordinates the Annual Student Conference on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) and Social Justice. This position requires evening and weekend availability to support programs and events, as needed. Watch this video to learn more about careers at SUNY Cortland: https://youtu.be/krNjgXC95M0?si=k2l13TUB9mJ9YjD8
Salary Range: $51,800 depending on experience
Major Responsibilities
Annual Student Conference on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice
Co-chair the planning committee for the Annual Student Conference on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice with student co-chair, including administration of the conference.
Supervise student intern serving as the co-chair for the conference committee by meeting regularly with intern to support and follow up on their tasks, complete internship paperwork, and evaluate intern performance and contribution.
Coordinate conference logistics, including scheduling, registration, communications, vendor relationships, budget tracking, and event assessment.
Recruit, train, and support student volunteers participating in conference planning and implementation.
Evaluate conference outcomes and provide recommendations for future programming improvements.
Residence Life and Housing DEI Programming and Training
Partner with Residence Life and Housing professional and student staff to address emerging student concerns and foster inclusive residential environments
Develop, coordinate, and facilitate educational programs that promote intercultural understanding, inclusive communities, and student engagement within the residential experience.
Coordinate and facilitate the training provided by the MLDO for Resident Assistants and Residence Life and Housing staff
Advise Residence Life and Housing staff on diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice related matters in the residence hall
Campus Education, Engagement, Outreach, and Representation
Assist with facilitating programs and workshops for students, faculty and staff working collaboratively in support of the MLDO mission.
Assist Assistant Director in coordinating social media initiatives and other communication efforts that promote MLDO programs, services, and events.
Assist with development and dissemination of marketing and communication materials, including social media, website content, newsletters, and promotional campaigns.
Attend and support student programming, including evening and weekend programs such as the Voice Office events, late night events, trips, meetings and events hosted by student organizations.
Serve on committees, councils or working groups that request MLDO representation to support initiatives and advocate for the needs of diverse student populations.
Required Qualifications: Bachelors degree; Experience planning programs, providing student support services, facilitating training, or working with diverse populations
Preferred Qualifications: Masters degree in higher education, student affairs, counseling, social work, education or related field; Experience working in higher education; Experience planning large-scale events, conferences, or leadership programs; Conversational or professional proficiency in a language other than English
Salary Range: $51,800 depending on experience
Major Responsibilities
Annual Student Conference on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice
Co-chair the planning committee for the Annual Student Conference on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice with student co-chair, including administration of the conference.
Supervise student intern serving as the co-chair for the conference committee by meeting regularly with intern to support and follow up on their tasks, complete internship paperwork, and evaluate intern performance and contribution.
Coordinate conference logistics, including scheduling, registration, communications, vendor relationships, budget tracking, and event assessment.
Recruit, train, and support student volunteers participating in conference planning and implementation.
Evaluate conference outcomes and provide recommendations for future programming improvements.
Residence Life and Housing DEI Programming and Training
Partner with Residence Life and Housing professional and student staff to address emerging student concerns and foster inclusive residential environments
Develop, coordinate, and facilitate educational programs that promote intercultural understanding, inclusive communities, and student engagement within the residential experience.
Coordinate and facilitate the training provided by the MLDO for Resident Assistants and Residence Life and Housing staff
Advise Residence Life and Housing staff on diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice related matters in the residence hall
Campus Education, Engagement, Outreach, and Representation
Assist with facilitating programs and workshops for students, faculty and staff working collaboratively in support of the MLDO mission.
Assist Assistant Director in coordinating social media initiatives and other communication efforts that promote MLDO programs, services, and events.
Assist with development and dissemination of marketing and communication materials, including social media, website content, newsletters, and promotional campaigns.
Attend and support student programming, including evening and weekend programs such as the Voice Office events, late night events, trips, meetings and events hosted by student organizations.
Serve on committees, councils or working groups that request MLDO representation to support initiatives and advocate for the needs of diverse student populations.
Required Qualifications: Bachelors degree; Experience planning programs, providing student support services, facilitating training, or working with diverse populations
Preferred Qualifications: Masters degree in higher education, student affairs, counseling, social work, education or related field; Experience working in higher education; Experience planning large-scale events, conferences, or leadership programs; Conversational or professional proficiency in a language other than English
Salary : $51,800