Education Program Coordinator

The Education Program Coordinator will work directly with faculty and staff in the Indigenous Studies and Museum Studies programs and will play a critical role in helping these two programs grow enrollments and programming. Applicants must also demonstrate strong skills organization, communication, and collaboration, as well as proficiency in working a variety of digital softwares used at the university for communication and program coordination.

The Education Program Coordinator will work directly with faculty and staff in the Indigenous Studies and Museum Studies programs and will play a critical role in helping these two programs grow enrollments and programming. The Program Coordinator's primary responsibilities are focused on supporting this growth through strategic communications and event coordination, as well as program development and management. Applicants must have a High School diploma (or GED equivalency) and five years of related experience OR Bachelor’s degree plus one-year related experience. Applicants must also demonstrate strong skills organization, communication, and collaboration, as well as proficiency in working a variety of digital softwares used at the university for communication and program coordination. This program reports directly to the Directors of the Indigenous Studies and Museum Studies programs.