Working in a dynamic and complex environment the Administrative Assistant serves as the first and primary contact for most individuals calling or visiting the Office of the Chancellor. This position will often provide the first impression of th university and will interact with potential students current students parents public officials donors and those involved in a wide range of political and social issues. All communications and interactions must be managed in a professional courteous and diplomatic manner. By the very nature and location of this position confidentiality is essential. This position requires independent judgment and decision-making capacity related to access management and emergent issue management. Staying informed of campus events and current events that impac the campus population is essential as this impacts inbound communications managed by this position.
The Administrative Assistant will also support some needs related to the Chancellor and Office of the Chancellor Staff to include but not limited to meeting material preparation meeting logistics support and special events (i.e. holiday card preparation tailgate support etc.). The Administrative Assistant is part of a dedicated team that works collaboratively and collegially in support of the Chancellors Office and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
This a full-time (40 hours per week) ongoing/renewable position.
This is a 100% on-site position.
Serves as a primary point of contact for individuals and groups provides organizational information via phone in person and through other communication mediums (45%)
Provides staff support to the Office of the Chancellor serving as office manager and interfacing with other campus units to ensure office services are maintained and supplies are available (10%)
Provides general management of Office of the Chancellors contact databases including the invitation and registration process for large university events such as Badger tailgates and leadership events (10%)
Schedules logistics and secures resources for meetings conferences travel and work unit operations (10%)
Develops implements and maintains methods and organizational systems directed at the maintenance of electronic/physical records related to work operations according to established policies and procedures (10%)
Develops sends receives copies and distributes communications to the appropriate entities according to established policies and procedures (10%)
Prepares and audits complex records edits documents and reviews work done by others (5%)
University Administration Office of the Chancellor
Minimum pay rate: $26.50 per hour
Actual salary will be based on selected candidates qualifications at time of hire.
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