Program Coordinator II (Global Citizenship Program) - Arts and Sciences

Uniglobalcareers; St. Louis (MO); Vor Ort; USD 42.000 - 64.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Sigma Iota Rho, through the Global Studies Program, seeks a dedicated coordinator to oversee programming for SIR, the Global Citizenship Program, and GS events in St. Louis. You will liaise with faculty, staff, and students to shape content, manage budgets and schedules, and coordinate travel and speakers.

The role includes weekly workshops and community engagement to promote global education. You will also help with publicity, newsletters, and a robust outreach plan to attract prospective

Aufgaben

• Coordinate programming for Sigma Iota Rho (SIR), the Global Citizenship Program (GCP) and GS events.
• Consult with faculty, staff, and students to plan content and evaluate events.
• Manage logistics, budgets, schedules, travel, and arrange speakers.
• Design and execute the annual international study tour with GCP faculty.
• Lead weekly workshops for first-year GCP students and develop community partnerships.
• Recruit mentors and supervise GS work-study interns.

Jobbeschreibung

United States International Student Market

1.2M inbound students (2025) +3%

1. India 363K

2. China 266K

3. South Korea 42K

4. Canada 30K

5. Vietnam 26K

9 international branch campuses in United States

Location ST. LOUIS, MO 63130 Scheduled Hours 37.5 Position Summary This position acts as the advisor to Sigma Iota Rho, administers the Global Citizenship Program and engages community partners to facilitate the accompanying workshop, and coordinates all other student/faculty event programming for the Global Studies Program (GS). Staff member will also assist with other administrative tasks as needed. Job Description Primary Duties &

Key responsibilities

Coordinate: Oversee programming for Sigma Iota Rho (SIR), the Global Citizenship Program (GCP), and events sponsored by Global Studies. Consult with faculty, staff, and students to determine content and plan, attend, and evaluate events. Help manage logistics, budgets, schedules, and travel, and will facilitate calls for outside speakers. Work with GCP faculty to design and execute the annual international study tour. Facilitate a weekly workshop with 19 first-year students in the GCP program exploring themes of global citizenship. Coordinate a community-based learning project with the students and various local organizations. Plan and execute an experiential learning summer trip addressing themes of the program. Advise: The coordinator will be the primary point of contact for students in SIR and GCP. In this role, the coordinator will encourage and facilitate leadership development with SIR and GCP students through one-on-one appointments, weekly meetings with SIR leadership and the GCP students in the workshop, as well as larger, planned programs and trainings. The coordinator will consult with GS faculty to understand the international context and the academic objectives of the GS program and the university. The coordinator will help students to choose appropriate topics and formats for student programming and, when necessary, intervene to redirect student programming efforts that are not consistent with program objectives. Communicate: The program coordinator will work with the administrative coordinator to maintain the GS website and online events calendar. Will manage GS social media presence by posting relevant material to proper platforms. Will also monitor social media content produced by organizations within GS, including SIR and GCP. The program coordinator will design publicity materials, emails, and announcements to promote the GS major, GS courses, and GS-sponsored programming, in consultation with GS faculty and staff. The program coordinator will be the primary person responsible for creating a weekly newsletter for undergraduates with events and career opportunities relevant to Global Studies. The program coordinator will reach out to prospective first-year students and prospective majors to inform them about opportunities in GS and connect them to affiliated faculty. Network: The program coordinator will provide career networking opportunities for GS majors by maintaining a strong relationship with the Career Center, updating the alumni database, and communicating with members of our alumni network, including via the GS Alumni LinkedIn Group. The program coordinator will network across campus departments and to local organizations and groups in St. Louis to organize professional events and connect students with volunteer and internship opportunities. Supervise: The program coordinator will recruit and manage course mentors for the GCP program, as well as the GS work study intern. This includes weekly check-ins, task management, and coordinating with