Undergraduate Humanities Fellowships Coordinator

Asian American Arts Alliance; New York (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 84,700; Full time

Job summary

New York University is seeking a Program Coordinator for Undergraduate Humanities Fellowships and Public Programs in New York, NY. The role supports the Center’s fellowship program, student mentorship, and community-building initiatives, liaising with faculty and partners to foster an inclusive humanities environment.

The position involves coordinating public programming and communications, with a focus on undergrad research culture and outreach efforts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• Master’s degree preferred.
• Two+ years designing or facilitating undergraduate academic programming, workshops, or curriculum.
• Experience coordinating programs, events, or communications in a university or cultural organization setting.
• Experience with undergraduate research culture or humanities scholarship.

Responsibilities

• Support administration and development of the Center’s Undergraduate Fellowship Program, including academic programming, student mentorship, research field trips, and community-building initiatives.
• Coordinate public programming and support communications and outreach for events, fellowships, and initiatives.
• Collaborate with fellows, faculty, and partners at NYU and beyond to cultivate an engaging humanities environment.

Skills

Teaching

Mentoring

Organizational skills

Communication

Time management

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Master’s Degree (preferred)

Tools

WordPress

Email marketing platforms

Social media tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

New York University is seeking a Program Coordinator for Undergraduate Humanities Fellowships and Public Programs in New York, NY. The role supports the Center’s fellowship program, student mentorship, and community-building initiatives, liaising with faculty and partners to foster an inclusive humanities environment.

The position involves coordinating public programming and communications, with a focus on undergrad research culture and outreach efforts.