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Overview: The Director of Planning and Communication is a member of the CTO’s Leadership Team with responsibility for web development, and department-wide support for communications and project management
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assists with developing and implementing a comprehensive recruitment and yield strategy. As SLAI’s summer offerings change and expand, the position may take on new responsibilities. This role requires
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displays, bulletin boards, lobby areas and workroom. Monitor departmental budgets, including VISA card statements and receipts. Prepare, edit, and submit annual course schedule and catalog copy. Oversee
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. Coordinates production of the department newsletters, including writing, editing, proofing, distribution, and web posting. Coordinates campus visits for speakers including itineraries, travel, housing, etc
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drives workplace excellence by leading two central priorities for the College: Staff Professional Development and Performance Management. Reporting to the Director of Human Resources, this position
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with a variety of employers. Carleton is committed to developing its faculty to reflect the diversity of our student body and American society. Carleton College does not discriminate on the basis of race
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accurate files. Draft routine correspondence. Provide telephone coverage and receive visitors. Maintain web pages. Maintain confidentiality. Academic Integrity and Student Concerns: Work closely with
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, petty cash, LA expenses. Prepare and edit annual course schedule and catalog copy. Enter courses on Registrar’s website. Assist students with questions and problems and refer them to the appropriate
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business; Communications Maintains department/program websites in step with College communications and web-design Maintains shared files for departments/programs. Coordinates contact with department/program
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Department faculty and Carleton’s distinguished Perlman Center for Teaching and Learning. Carleton is committed to developing its faculty to better reflect the breadth of our student body and American society