Student Affairs Program Crd

Student Event Support and Execution
The Program Coordinator will serve as the law school’s primary student organization event liaison, including collaborations with Conferences & Events team, the IT team, the Messaging team, and others. This includes, but is not limited to, working with student group leaders to coordinate all aspects of events hosted by student groups; coordinating appropriate room reservations and catering logistics; resolving conflicts between calendared events and student group events; relaying information to student groups regarding resource allocation and alumni engagement; working with fellow team members as needed to resolve issues and respond to inquiries related to student group events, communications, etc. 

Student Organization Management
The Program Coordinator will be responsible for creating and implementing all aspects of supporting student organizations at the law school. This includes, but is not limited to, coordinating official organization recognition processes; tracking officer rosters and providing officer transition support; planning and implementing Organization Fairs for students; acting as a resource and advisor to student leaders to help ensure positive organizational experiences; maintaining a Student Organization Handbook and updating it annually; assigning student organization lockers annually; etc.

Assist the Assistant Dean for Student Life with the creation, organization, and implementation of student-facing events and other initiatives in furtherance of the Office of Student Life’s mission and goals.

The Levin College of Law is growing and changing daily. All College of Law community members are expected to perform other duties as assigned in furtherance of our strategic goals.

Master’s degree in an appropriate area of specialization; or a bachelor’s degree in an appropriate area of specialization and two years of appropriate experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Excellent communication skills, strong computer skills (including proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications), and the ability to manage multiple projects at the same time, paying close attention to detail.

Strong organizational skills are necessary. 

Enjoy working in a team environment and have excellent interpersonal skills.

Strong emotional intelligence and listening skills, as evidenced by education, experience, or other professional development training.

Strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to hold individual meetings, to lead large group programs, and to develop website and printed material for both students and faculty members.
Ability to use and refine electronic databases to monitor student progress.

Proven track record of creative problem-solving and success working in a team environment.