McNair Scholars Program Coordinator — Student Success

AgUpdate; Thousand Oaks (CA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

California Lutheran University is seeking a dedicated McNair Scholars Program Coordinator to co-develop and implement program activities and data collection. You will support student scholarly activities, such as lab participation, independent research, internships, and conferences, while serving as a liaison with key campus offices.

The role requires an advanced degree and at least three years in program development, with weekend/evening availability as needed. Project end date is 9/30/2027.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in student personnel administration, counseling/guidance, or related discipline (required).
• Three years of experience in program development and coordination.
• Experience working with first-generation, low-income students.

Responsibilities

• Assist with recruitment of eligible undergraduates from diverse backgrounds.
• Develop and implement activities and services for McNair Scholars.
• Support student portfolios, plans, progress measurements, and documentation of program participation.
• Coordinate individual plans, advising, and grad school admissions preparation.
• Arrange travel for conferences and graduate schools; accompany students to events.
• Create weekly program newsletters and manage social media presence and the program website.
• Track participant data and generate reports for stakeholders.
• Maintain communication with University faculty and staff about program services.

Skills

Program development

Education

Advanced degree (M.S./M.A.) in student personnel administration or related field

Job description

California Lutheran University is seeking a dedicated McNair Scholars Program Coordinator to co-develop and implement program activities and data collection. You will support student scholarly activities, such as lab participation, independent research, internships, and conferences, while serving as a liaison with key campus offices.

The role requires an advanced degree and at least three years in program development, with weekend/evening availability as needed. Project end date is 9/30/2027.