Federal Applications Coordinator

State of OklahomaStillwater - 1500 W 7th Ave, MT
$51,010 - $56,774Onsite

About The Position

Provide leadership, oversight, and support for the implementation of Perkins federal legislation and funding through state and local administration and coordination with eligible recipients, administrators, and management.

Requirements

  • Minimum of two years federal grant or finance experience.
  • Ability to analyze data; strong Microsoft Office skills (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint); and ability to interpret, document, organize and secure detailed information from federal, state, and local sources.
  • Requires valid state driver's license.

Nice To Haves

  • Proficient in Adobe Acrobat.

Responsibilities

  • Provide leadership and assistance at the state and local level for implementing Perkins legislation that supports the improvements innovation, and performance of career and technology education programs and services.
  • Participate in the coordination and implementation of the Perkins State Plan and annual revisions.
  • Conduct eligible recipient local application review and approval.
  • Participate in desktop, virtual and onsite monitoring and local evaluations as indicated in the Comprehensive Perkins Monitoring and Technical Assistance Plan for eligible recipients, administrators, faculty, and staff.
  • Provide technical assistance to state staff and eligible recipients regarding Perkins legislation and Uniform Grant Regulations, including providing and presenting training activities and workshops.
  • Maintain appropriate and accurate documentation for state and federal audits and monitoring.

Benefits

  • Benefit allowance to help pay for insurance premiums which include health, dental, life, and disability insurance.
  • State paid teachers’ retirement pension and flexible benefits plan.
  • Vacation leave and 15 days sick leave and 11 paid holidays.
  • Employee assistance program and flex-time work schedule options.
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