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University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee is seeking an Outreach Specialist to support the Center for Innovative Transition, Education & Employment (CITEE) and the Wisconsin Hub for Peer Professionals (WiHPP). The role emphasizes coordinating training, managing data workflows, and expanding outreach across communities in Wisconsin.
The position is remote with occasional travel to UW–Milwaukee campus locations for meetings or tasks, travel less than 25%.
Outreach Specialist
Academic Staff
Terminal (Fixed Term)
Outreach Specialist
This position provides critical support to the Center for Innovative Transition, Education, and Employment's (CITEE) research and grant initiatives through project coordination, comprehensive data management, and cross-project operational support. This position will work primarily on CITEE's Wisconsin Hub for Peer Professionals (WiHPP). The role ensures workflow processes, training implementation, advances outreach activities that strengthen CITEE's partnerships across local, regional, and state-wide communities, and data integrity. The position will also provide support as required across CITEE programs and outreach activities. The individual in this role will foster effective communication, project management, training, streamline data processes, and ensure access to CITEE programs and services for diverse audiences.
The position reports to the Outreach Program Manager. This position may be extended or made renewable depending on funding. This position is classified as remote, with periodic need to travel to UW‑Milwaukee campus locations or other designated areas in Wisconsin to attend meetings or complete other tasks. Travel requirement is less than 25% of the time.
College of Community Engagement and Professions (CCEP)
Center for Innovative Transition, Education & Employment (CITEE)
$55,000/ annually, with actual hiring salary based on experience related to the position.
November 9, 2026
Questions about the position should be directed to Adam Garcia, HR Coordinator at garci289@uwm.edu.
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