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Study Abroad Coordinator
The Coordinator of the Global Opportunities (GO!) program (listed as the study abroad coordinator in the faculty contract) is a challenging but exciting and rewarding position. Currently the Global Opportunities office is offering Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship workshops for students to assist them in obtaining the necessary funds to study abroad. The GO! office is managing a new study abroad pilot program that will run the last eight weeks of the fall 2014 and spring 2015 semesters. In addition, the GO! office is soliciting study abroad proposals from faculty for winter and summer sessions. What, exactly, does that entail? Here's a list of typical Coordinator duties as complied by Gary Rhodes, Lisa Loberg & Ann Hubbard and published in their article, "The Many Responsibilities of a Study Abroad Administrator or… How About a Pat on the Back and an Aspirin," on http://university.terradotta.com. Feel free to contact the current GO! Coordinator, Tamra Horton, at x. 6321 for more details.
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Career Coaching Communication coordination Conference presenting Contracts negotiation Copy editing Course development Crisis and emergency response management Cross-cultural training Currency exchange Curriculum development & integration Data analysis Database management Diplomacy Diversity outreach Drug and alcohol abuse issues Equipment management Event planning Exchange partner coordination Faculty development Financial aid Global security analysis Health and safety practices Hosting of international guests and visitors Housing rental practices Human resource administration Insurance International communications International law Internship coordination Institutional research and program assessment IT and software management Journalist Liason with program provider Life coaching |
Marketing and publications Multi-lingual transition and interpretation Mental health and wellness Office management Orientation program coordination Paralegal responsibilities Parent relations Personal and professional counseling Program development Political activism & advocacy Public relations Recruitment Research Retention and success supporter Returnee student counseling Risk management Site evaluation Social media coordination Software management Student affairs administration Student conduct judicial management Student with disabilities management Student health Strategic planning Scholarship administration Student worker supervision and mentoring Survey design & administration Technical writing Transportation supervision Travel and tour logistical operations Transcript and records evaluation Visa and immigration policies & procedures Web design (Travel) writing |
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GO! Pilot Programs for Fall & Spring
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Global Opportunities Proposals for Winter & Summer
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- Proposal Evaluation
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Study Abroad Coordinator
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