Part-Time Evening Coordinator

Middlesex College•New Brunswick, NJ

4d•$0 - $25•Hybrid

About The Position

This is a part-time position for an Evening Coordinator at the New Brunswick Center, reporting to the Director of the Perth Amboy Center. The role involves supervising evening and Saturday operations, supporting students and faculty, assisting with event planning and execution, and providing financial education workshops. The coordinator will also review financial aid obligations, assist with academic advising, screen and refer students to campus resources, coordinate event logistics, promote learning opportunities, administer non-credit tests, assist students with basic needs, and provide administrative support. Data collection, reporting, and collaboration with staff are also key aspects of the role.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree
Three (3) years of experience within higher education working directly with students
Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision
Strong PC skills with knowledge of Microsoft Office and enterprise resource planning tools
Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal skills
Experience with diverse populations
Experience with Zoom, MS Teams, and similar virtual conferencing
Ability to travel locally

Nice To Haves

Bilingual (English/Spanish)
Experience working at a community college

Responsibilities

Assists with supervision of evening operations/Saturday staff, providing support to Middlesex College and non-enrolled students and faculty. Responsible for opening and closing the building on Saturdays and evenings.
Helps administrators with planning, scheduling, and execution of information sessions/events, internally and externally.
Plans, coordinates, and presents financial education workshops for cohorts of traditional and non-traditional students, such as how to pay for college; completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and Alternate Financial Aid application; and searching and applying for private scholarships.
Reviews financial aid obligations with students and helps them complete financial aid documents during the verification process.
May provide support with academic advising to selected cohort such as High School to College Transition students.
Screens and refers students in special cohorts to the Edison main campus for additional support (GED (Graduation Equivalent Degree) program, community resource area, tutoring, library, disability services, personal, and academic counseling, EOF (Educational Opportunity Fund) etc.).
Assists with coordination in putting together events onsite and coordinates refreshment set ups, signage, hosting, and equipment troubleshooting.
Assists in promoting the New Brunswick Center’s learning opportunities to the community during fairs and events.
Administers non-credit BASK ESL (English as Second Language) tests and assists non-credit students with course registration and payment.
Assists students with applying for emergency basic needs assistance and actively records data. Advocates for students to visit the Edison main campus as appropriate.
May assist with content for flyers, information sessions etc., and coordination of final work with the media services and marketing departments.
Works collaboratively with other staff members to provide students with resources (food, Chromebook, community resources).
Provides administrative support to the front office staff during peak times as needed.
Actively collects data, surveys, and plays key role in making recommendations for change.
Prepares weekly, monthly, and semester reports.
Performs other duties as assigned.