The Academic Program Specialist II coordinates professional development opportunities for undergraduates, including supporting the application and selection process for semester-long internship placements, organizing professional development workshops and events each semester, connecting faculty and students regarding research opportunities, communicating prestigious award opportunities, coordinating student outreach initiatives, and measuring and analyzing student outcomes. The position facilitates one asynchronous internship class each Fall, Spring, and Summer semester, for a total of three classes per academic year. The role assists with developing and implementing study abroad programs, including proposal writing. This involves working with Hamilton faculty and UFIC to design, implement, and manage programs; completing advance planning; and serving as the program point of contact. The specialist also develops and administers program policies and procedures. The position oversees Hamilton School student organizations by guiding student leaders on school policies and procedures, coordinating timely communication and assistance from faculty advisors, and serving as a liaison between Hamilton Finance, Events, and Marketing teams and student organization leaders. The Hamilton School, established in 2022, is a multidisciplinary academic unit supporting teaching and research concerning the ideas, traditions, and texts that shape Western civilization and American values and institutions. It offers four undergraduate degrees, five undergraduate minors, and two graduate degrees. The University of Florida is located in Gainesville, Florida.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level