Part-Time Program Coordinator: What Works Study Community of Practice
Part-Time Program Coordinator: What Works Study Community of Practice
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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS
Penn States Timothy J. Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research invites applications for an exciting opportunity in an applied research study for hazing prevention. The part time/hourly ProgramCoordinator(PC) will help manage aspects of the What Works hazing prevention and hazardous drinking study and Community of Practice (CoP).
The part-time ProgramCoordinator(PC) in collaboration with Research Project Manager scholars and study partners assists in planning managing and executing project details for the study. Specifically the position is responsible for planning coordinating and facilitating Community of Practice Meetings for logistics and professional development. Position is responsible for key deadlines and study deliverables.
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
- Attention to detail with excellent organizational skills including proven ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously determine priorities and meet deadlines.
- Knowledge of behavior change theories and evidence-informed prevention strategies for hazing substance misuse and violence.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team and to foster mutually beneficial stakeholder relationships (e.g. national research/prevention center staffCoPmember institutions campus fraternity and sorority life and prevention staff).
- Personal characteristics include innovation initiative creativity the ability to work with diverse groups of people being a self-starter who can thrive in an environment that is developing growing and changing and a passion for excellence.
- Strong oral digital and written communication skills including confident group facilitation skills.
- Experience developing and marketing in-person and virtual events.
- Experience with assessment and data-driven decision-making.
- Working and operational knowledge of MS Office the internet and social media.
Qualifications
Candidates must have the following required knowledge areas skills and abilities:
- Bachelors degree and minimum of 1-2 years of relevant experience or Masters degree or equivalent in Counseling Health Promotion Higher Education Student Affairs Administration or other discipline. Relevant student experience may be considered.
- Strong commitment to a vision for fraternities and sororities being safe successful and sustainable.
- Demonstrated commitment to equity and belonging.
- Demonstrated experience in program and event planning peer education evidence-informed substance misuse and hazing prevention and behavior change theory.
- Understanding of the unique needs and support demands of members of IFC MGC NALFO NAPA NMGC NPHC and PHC fraternity and sorority members.
- Strong oral digital and written communication skills.
Preferred Education and Experience
- Masters or Doctoral degree or equivalent in Counseling Health Promotion Higher Education Student Affairs Administration or other related field preferred.
BACKGROUND CHECKS/CLEARANCES
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Required Experience:
IC
Employment Type
Part-Time
