Program Coordinator: Academic Success & Accessibility

Manhattan University; New York (NY); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Manhattan University seeks a Program Coordinator to oversee two centers: the Center for Academic Success and the Specialized Resource Center. You will ensure tutoring, SI, and related services run smoothly, while coordinating accommodations and accessibility services under ADA guidelines.

The role requires collaboration with faculty and campus partners, managing staff and student workers, and balancing multiple programs across two service areas to support diverse student populations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or related field.
• Experience coordinating programs or student services.
• Knowledge of ADA policies and accessibility guidelines.
• Ability to supervise student staff and coordinate trainings.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Experience collaborating with faculty and campus partners.

Responsibilities

• Oversee daily operations of tutoring and peer academic support services.
• Recruit, train, and supervise peer educators and staff.
• Coordinate outreach to faculty and course partnerships to integrate support services.
• Advise on and coordinate accommodations and accessibility services.
• Monitor program effectiveness and prepare reports.

Skills

Program coordination

Staff supervision

Training development

ADA knowledge

Collaborative work

Communication

Confidentiality

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

AIM case management software

Scheduling systems

Database software

Job description

Manhattan University seeks a Program Coordinator to oversee two centers: the Center for Academic Success and the Specialized Resource Center. You will ensure tutoring, SI, and related services run smoothly, while coordinating accommodations and accessibility services under ADA guidelines.

The role requires collaboration with faculty and campus partners, managing staff and student workers, and balancing multiple programs across two service areas to support diverse student populations.