The Program Coordinator, Data Operations supports the project coordination and operations of Denison University''s cross-divisional Data and Decision Support team, which spans Institutional Research, Data Governance, and IT Data Architecture and Reporting. The coordinator intakes and monitors projects, maintains team coordination tools and documentation, and manages the prioritization and governance of functional data reporting. The coordinator also oversees the Data Student Intern Program, organizes recruitment, training, and project assignment. Working across all three areas and with campus partners, the coordinator keeps projects, reporting needs, and information moving efficiently across the team
Department/Division Overview:
The Program Coordinator joins Denison's Data and Decision Support team, a cross-divisional collaboration between Data Governance, Institutional Research, and Reporting & Data Architecture. Together, we partner with colleagues, teams, and departments to support institutional data efforts that improve operations, guide strategic initiatives, and inform leadership decisions, fostering an informed, supported, and connected data culture that advances the university's mission and supports student success. Working across all three offices and with campus partners, the coordinator keeps projects, reporting needs, and information moving efficiently across the team.
Responsibilities:
Minimum Requirements:
Bachelor's degree, or an equivalent combination of relevant education and experience.
One or more years in project coordination or program administration.
Strong organization and communication; ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
Proficiency with Google Workspace and project management tools.
Preferred Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in a related field, with coursework or experience in data, analytics, or project management.
Higher education experience.
Experience supervising or mentoring student employees.
Pay Range: $25.82/hour - $28.13/hour
Denison’s campus is beautiful and exceptionally well-suited for its academic mission. It features a mixture of historic and contemporary buildings, and state-of-the-art science facilities. Spanning 1,000 acres, the campus includes a 350-acre biological reserve. All buildings, academic, residential and athletic, are within walking distance of each other, which helps build a sense of community.