Program Coordinator II: Accessibility & Disability Grants

Utah State University; Logan (UT); On-site; USD 49,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

13 paid holidays

22 days vacation leave per year

12 days sick leave per year

50% tuition reduction for employees &/

Strong benefits package

Job summary

Utah State University seeks a Program Coordinator II to support the OVW Disability Grant project. You will coordinate activities, trainings, and accessibility initiatives with partners, collect data, and help prepare grant reports.

The role emphasizes collaboration with disability organizations and survivor-focused services, ensuring accessible communication and trauma-informed practices across Utah.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a related field with appropriate experience.
• Preferred experience in disability services, victim services, or assistive technology.
• Knowledge of trauma-informed, survivor-centered approaches and accessibility practices.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate day-to-day activities, timelines, meetings and deliverables for the OVW Disability Grant project.
• Maintain regular communication with project partners and participating organizations.
• Coordinate trainings for victim service providers, disability organizations, and advocates.
• Assist with accessibility assessments and development of accessibility improvement plans.
• Track project activities and assist with data collection and grant reports.

Skills

Organizational skills

Written & verbal communication

Collaboration

Travel within Utah

Education

Bachelor’s degree in disability studies, social work, public health, rehabilitation, education, human services, psychology, sociology, communication, public administration, or related field + 2 years experience; or Master’s degree; or equivalent

Job description

Utah State University seeks a Program Coordinator II to support the OVW Disability Grant project. You will coordinate activities, trainings, and accessibility initiatives with partners, collect data, and help prepare grant reports.

The role emphasizes collaboration with disability organizations and survivor-focused services, ensuring accessible communication and trauma-informed practices across Utah.