Senior Disability Access & Programs Advisor

Michigan State University

East Lansing (MI)

Hybrid

USD 75,000 - 110,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Remote-friendly policy

Hybrid work schedule

Job summary

Michigan State University seeks an Assistant Director to lead program coordination, assessment, and reporting for disability access services. You will support dashboards, metrics, and decision-making in collaboration with University Health and Well-Being administration.

This remote-friendly, hybrid role focuses on program effectiveness, donor reporting, and aligning services with institutional priorities. You will supervise a team of access specialists and partner with leadership to advance

Qualifications

Master's degree in a related field (Education, Student Affairs, Rehabilitation Counseling, or equivalent).
3–5 years of professional experience in disability or accessibility services.
Experience supervising or leading professional staff.
Experience collecting, analyzing, and reporting program data to inform decisions.

Responsibilities

Provide oversight and assessment for RCPD signature programs and reporting to leadership and donors.
Review data metrics in AccessMSU for accessibility initiatives.
Offer advising, direct services, and referrals to persons with disabilities.
Conduct outreach and presentations to faculty and staff to promote accessibility and inclusion.
Supervise Access Specialists and coordinate their work.
Develop and administer programs to increase engagement and student success.