Grant Program Coordinator – Youth Prevention & Coalition

East Central University; Ada (OK); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma invites applications for the STOP Act Grant Coordinator. The role focuses on implementing and monitoring grant programs, coordinating PCDFC and STOP Act activities, and gathering outcome data to improve prevention efforts.

The coordinator will manage coalition planning, volunteer recruitment, local media outputs, and daily project tracking while complying with policies and maintaining confidentiality; occasional travel and evening or weekend work may be

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in education, social work, counseling or related field, or within 1 year of completing degree.
• 3–5 years equivalent experience preferred.
• CPS certification preferred or willingness to obtain CPS.
• Knowledge of prevention field and research-based prevention strategies.

Responsibilities

• Provide information or training on evidence-based programs with youth access issues and compliance to staff and coalition
• Manage and evaluate educational and marketing materials
• Create or assess protocols for compliance checks and other PCDFC procedures
• Coordinate strategic planning meetings with Project Director and PCDFC Executive Committee
• Track projects for PCDFC
• Meet with any staff and Director weekly
• Implementation of training and special events
• Abide by policies of PCDFC and ECU
• Cooperate fully with PCDFC and its partners to achieve goals and objectives
• Other duties as assigned by Supervisor or designee.

Skills

Verbal communication

Online media

Multi-tasking

Prevention science

Travel required

Independence + teamwork

Confidentiality

Professional representation

Ethical & social responsibility

Courteous communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in education, social work, counseling or related field

Job description

East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma invites applications for the STOP Act Grant Coordinator. The role focuses on implementing and monitoring grant programs, coordinating PCDFC and STOP Act activities, and gathering outcome data to improve prevention efforts.

The coordinator will manage coalition planning, volunteer recruitment, local media outputs, and daily project tracking while complying with policies and maintaining confidentiality; occasional travel and evening or weekend work may be