Accessibility Services Coordinator (Exams & Accommodations)

The City University of New York; New York (NY); On-site; USD 57,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

The Administrative Coordinator at Queensborough Community College (a part of The City University of New York) will coordinate the OAS lab, deliver accommodations, and support inclusive learning environments for students with disabilities. Responsibilities include exam coordination, scheduling, and liaison with faculty and staff to ensure compliance with federal regulations.

The role is 100% in-person, with some evenings required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree required.
• Knowledge of ADA/504 in higher education.
• Experience setting up exams with accommodations.
• Experience collecting and reporting student data.
• Experience coordinating tutoring services.
• Knowledge of assistive technologies in college setting.
• Experience with CUNY Accommodate management system, Google Docs/Sheets, and Microsoft Office.
• Experience working with diverse populations.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the OAS lab and activities to support students with disabilities.
• Arrange exam accommodations and appropriate spaces, equipment, and resources.
• Provide administrative and basic technical support for approved accommodations during examinations.
• Assist students in connecting with campus resources and services.
• Communicate OAS procedures and scheduling information to students and staff.
• This position is 100% in-person; some evenings may be required.

Skills

ADA/504 knowledge

Exam accommodations setup

Data reporting

Tutoring coordination

Assistive technologies

CUNY Accommodate

Google Docs/Sheets

Microsoft Office

Diversity experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

CUNY Accommodate

Google Docs/Sheets

Microsoft Office

Job description

The Administrative Coordinator at Queensborough Community College (a part of The City University of New York) will coordinate the OAS lab, deliver accommodations, and support inclusive learning environments for students with disabilities. Responsibilities include exam coordination, scheduling, and liaison with faculty and staff to ensure compliance with federal regulations.

The role is 100% in-person, with some evenings required.