Special Projects and Mobilization Coordinator

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary; Wake Forest (NC); On-site; USD 17,000 - 25,000; Part time

Job summary

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is seeking a Special Projects and Mobilization Coordinator (Part-time) in Wake Forest, NC. The role supports the Center for Great Commission Studies by planning and facilitating special projects and student mobilization efforts, with 20-25 hours weekly, under the Associate Director.

The position emphasizes project management, collaboration with CGCS staff, and expansion of ongoing initiatives such as prayer cards and CGCS web properties, with potential

Qualifications

• Excellent organizational and planning skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks under deadline pressure.
• Willingness to learn and master the CGCS database and related tools.
• Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.

Responsibilities

• Primary project and event management duties.
• Planning and implementing new projects.
• Managing timelines and rollout of CGCS initiatives and staff involvement.
• Maintain and expand the Prayer Card Initiative for CGCS.
• Maintain CGCS websites and related web properties.
• Coordinate student mobilization events and processes.
• Office liaison and relationship building with other offices.
• Collaborate with team on new project ideas and content creation.
• Potential involvement in GO meetings and student mobilization efforts.

Skills

Organizational skills

Time management

Attention to detail

Multitasking

Deadline pressure

Microsoft Office

Learn CGCS database

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

Job DetailsJob Location: Wake Forest, NC 27587Position Type: Part TimeJOB TITLE: Special Projects and Mobilization Coordinator - Part-time

DEPARTMENT: Center for Great Commission Studies

SUPERVISOR: Office Manager and Director

HOURS: 20-25 hours

Purpose of the job –

This job exists to establish and plan and facilitate special projects, such as the prayer card initiative, within the Center for Great Commission Studies and support student mobilization efforts under the guidance of the Associate Director. In this role, the employee will devise, implement, and facilitate various CGCS projects. A person in this role will coordinate project management efforts for the center and ensure staff are working together to accomplish these goals.

Essential Responsibilities –

• Primary project and event management duties.
• Planning and implementing new projects.
• Managing the timeline and rollout of new and ongoing efforts in the CGCS, as well as facilitating the involvement of various staff in these projects.
• Maintain and expand the Prayer Card Initiative for the CGCS.
• Maintain and expand certain web properties tied to CGCS initiatives such as thecgcs.com and missions.center.
• Strategize on new ways to utilize student information and center efforts to promote student mobilization.
• Assist in and coordinate various student mobilization events and processes.

Other Responsibilities –

• Office liaison and relationship building with counterparts in other offices that may need student mobilization efforts or work with the CGCS on various projects.
• Work collaboratively with other team members to brainstorm new ideas for projects, events, and mobilization.
• Assist other team members as needed and as able.
• Potential for content creation and article writing tied to center resourcing efforts.
• Potential for involvement in GO meetings and student mobilization efforts.

Knowledge and Skills –

• Excellent organizational and planning skills
• Time management: This is a part-time position, so this person will need to use his/her time in the most efficient way possible.
• Attention to detail for important project logistics.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks at a time.
• Ability to work under deadline pressure.
• Willingness to learn and master the ins/outs of the database.
• Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite

Extent of Public Contact –

• Within the seminary: Regular contact with other staff, faculty, students, event attendees, etc.
• Outside the seminary: Occasional need for contact with other members of the public at events, conferences, in the community, campus visitors or guests, etc.

Physical Demands –

• Ability to stand for extended periods of time for impromptu meetings and occasional events.

Working Conditions and Environment –

• On occasion, attend certain campus events, which may be scheduled on the weekend or on weeknights. This is a rare occurrence for this role.
• Shares a collaborative office environment with 4-5 other staff members.

Qualifications

This position is restricted to current SEBTS students and spouses of SEBTS students