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-see”) at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) has an immediate opening for an experienced and motivated Program Coordinator to join a high performing team of faculty, staff, students, and practitioners as they
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, provides support for the program coordinators managing in-person courses, which may require on-site customer service at events including interacting with faculty, attendees, hotel staff, vendors, and
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science-related careers. This position is an integral part of the BSCP team and will report to Assistant Director of Operations and Programming. The Program Coordinator will: Manage the end-to-end student
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Program Coordinator reports to the Assistant Director and works with the Director to run the First-Year Seminar Program, enrolling 1300 first-year students in 120+ seminars taught by faculty from 14 Harvard
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Program Coordinator is a member of the Memorial Hall/Lowell Hall Complex team, reporting to the Program Manager and supporting staff in the administrative office. The Program Coordinator works closely with
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collaboration and coordination among researchers, provides educational opportunities, and generates resources to advance the field. The Resource Function Team is seeking a Program Coordinator to provide
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Responsibilities: The Academic Programs Coordinator provides administrative, technical, and analytical support to the Assistant Director of Academic Programs and Student Services in the Department of Health Policy
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our website to learn more about both READS Lab and the MORE Program , which this position would support. The Program Coordinator will also be part of the Center for Education Policy Research (CEPR
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onboarding, offboarding and compliance management. Job Description Reporting to Prof. Michael McWilliams, with a dotted line to Prof. Bruce Landon, the Program Coordinator plays a key role in the day-to-day
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the Director, Employee Learning and Development, this position provides coordination for a variety of projects, programs, and initiatives across the Center for Workplace Development on campus and