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The Highlights: The Tutoring Center Coordinator provides leadership and oversight for the Driehaus College of Business Tutoring Center, ensuring that tutoring services effectively support student
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records and tracking systems, and serves as a primary point of contact for investigator inquiries regarding research compliance. What You'll Do: - Coordinate the intake, tracking, and processing of IRB
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requirements governing vendor selection, purchase order processing, and internal and tenant chargebacks. Manage assigned standing purchase orders and maintenance contracts. Assist in developing annual
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The Highlights: The Financial Aid Administrator, as part of the OFA Operations and Scholarship team, is responsible for reviewing and processing award program reports, student applicant eligibility
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Academic Program Review cycles. Support the Center for Teaching and Learning’s Assessment Consultant in review and revision, and Catalog presentation, of learning outcomes of units across DePaul
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will review prospective student credentials holistically and make decisions for admission consistent with university policies and priorities. This position also assists with processing communications
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The Highlights: The Part-Time Research Assistant will report to the Director of the Center for Community Research. The Part-Time Research Assistant will help the Director with tasks as needed on the
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-motivated and adaptable to a variety of tasks. • Computer literacy, database management skills. • Broad understanding of higher-education issues and knowledge of volunteer-focused environments. The
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undergraduates for success in paid cooperative education experiences while providing ongoing support throughout their co-op placements. As a key member of the Career Management Center leadership team, the
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Career Management Center team, the Assistant Director works closely with students to develop professional competencies, navigate the co-op search process, and maximize learning from experiential