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Georgetown University Assistant Program Coordinators are hired for a period of one year to work full time in the Division of Student Affairs under the supervision of a senior administrator. Assistant Program
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teams to source and repurpose content aligned with GUMC’s fundraising goals and institutional priorities for the annual giving program. Coordinate, write, and edit direct response, multi-channel
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. Requires completion of a training program in general building maintenance that includes basic electrical, plumbing, carpentry, lock and basic HVAC maintenance Requires valid and current driver’s license from
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Georgetown Law’s Tech Institute seeks a Program Coordinator, Institute for Technology Law & Policy, Georgetown University Law Center. The Institute is dedicated to training the next generation of lawyers and
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with unique challenges. Requirements and Qualifications Associate’s Degree in related field or combination of education and experience Must possess basic administrative, computer and mathematic skills
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experiential learning opportunities that meet program requirements. Through proactive outreach, partnership development, and exceptional customer service, the Placement Specialist supports student and preceptor
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problem-solving skills Must have an interest and ability in computer software applications Must have high energy Must have excellent listening, writing, and communication skills Must have the ability
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with other University personnel. Primarily desk work in an office or work space using a personal computer. Some meetings or events in other buildings or off campus. After-hours on-call responsibilities
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, and collaborates with academic leadership, faculty, and clinical partners to align placements with program requirements, regulatory standards, and institutional priorities. This role is essential in
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Maryland. Current PJI Programs include Pivot, the MORCA-Georgetown Paralegal Program, the Prison Scholars Program, the Bachelor of Liberal Arts program at the Patuxent Institution, and the Making an Exoneree