External Programs Coordinator

Texas State University; Texas; On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas State University’s ALERRT Center seeks an External Programs Coordinator to lead partnerships with law enforcement, public safety, governmental bodies, and international stakeholders. You will oversee contracted training services, deployment coordination, and the marketing and sales of course offerings to hit enrollment and financial targets.

The role also involves managing complex training agreements, monitoring contract budgets, coordinating cross-regional operations, ensuring quality

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic partnerships with law enforcement, public safety organizations, governmental entities, and international stakeholders.
• Oversee contracted training services, deployment coordination, and enrollment targets to meet financial goals.
• Manage complex training agreements, monitor contract budgets, and coordinate cross-regional operations.
• Ensure quality control across externally delivered programs and act as liaison between ALERRT and external partners.

Job description

The External Programs Coordinator serves as a senior operational leader within the ALERRT Center, responsible for developing and sustaining strategic partnerships with law enforcement agencies, public safety organizations, governmental entities, and international stakeholders. This position manages contracted training services and coordinates external training deployments. The position is responsible for marketing and selling course offerings and for achieving enrollment levels that support the program’s established financial targets.

The External Programs Coordinator manages complex training agreements, monitors contract budgets, and coordinates cross-regional operations, while ensuring quality control across externally delivered programs. The position functions as a key liaison between ALERRT and external partners and serves as Acting Public Information Officer in the absence of the Director of External Relations.