Overview

The Office of Undergraduate Education in the School of Arts and Sciences fosters student growth, empowerment, and success by advising, guiding, nurturing, and celebrating our students, and working with them and our faculty to solve problems so that students may successfully navigate the university. We focus on the academic aspect of students' lives at Tufts, providing information, advice, and support to help them successfully complete their degrees in a timely manner while ensuring that our students have an enriching and rewarding academic experience. To that end, we provide students with advising, academic support, direction, and accurate information. We also provide academic enrichment programs and opportunities so that students may reach their full potential and achieve their best. We collaborate with faculty and other departments to advocate for students and improve the academic experience for all students as well as the policies governing undergraduate study at Tufts.

What You'll Do

Reporting to the Dean of Academic Advising and Undergraduate Studies, the Administrative Coordinator provides administrative support to several deans and other professional staff in a busy student services office and to the programs and initiatives they oversee, including ROTC, Health Professions Advising, and Summer Scholars, among others. The Administrative Coordinator will also handle the below duties:

• Manage the office
• Provide outstanding customer service to students
• Oversee payroll for staff and student workers
• Process financial paperwork
• Track budgets for various programs and funds overseen by the deans
• Provide administrative and logistical support for a few faculty committees
  • Organize meetings
  • Prepare documents
  • Process student academic records
  • Keep records for committee functions
  • Manage finances
• Coordinate logistics for two major events each year, Matriculation and Academic Awards ceremony
  • Coordinate with various event services (facilities, catering, audio-video, etc)
  • Prepare programs, scripts, and other documents for the event

What We're Looking For

Basic Requirements:

• Knowledge and skills as typically acquired by a high school diploma/GED and 5+ years of administrative experience OR a Bachelor's degree and 3+ years of experience
• Proficiency inMicrosoft Office, including Word, Excel, and Outlook
• bookkeeping or basic accounting knowledge and excellent organizational and interpersonal skills
• Good written and oral communication skills

Preferred Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree
• 3+ years of administrative experience in a college or educational setting
• Dedication to serving and supporting a diverse student population, including students of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, students with disabilities, and students who do not conform to gender stereotypes
• Attention to detail, especially in submitting paperwork and keeping records
• Excellent communication skills; good writing skills; able to write email correspondence free of spelling and grammatical errors. Ability to proofread and edit brochures, letters, and other publications
• Must be able to work independently, think on one's feet, and handle frequent distractions and interruptions

Special Work Schedule Requirements:
This position is expected to be on campus 4-5 days per week during academic semesters, with more remote flexibility during summer and winter breaks.

Pay Range

Minimum $26.40, Midpoint $31.40, Maximum $36.40

Salary is based on related experience, expertise, and internal equity; generally, new hires can expect pay between the minimum and midpoint of the range.