Academic Support Coordinator

Syracuse University

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Syracuse, NY

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Job overview

The Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program at Syracuse University seeks an Academic Support Coordinator to manage daily administrative operations for its undergraduate and graduate offerings. The role supports course scheduling, student progress and applications, program communications and materials, budget oversight, and events for the neuroscience research community. The position is 10 months per year.

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Administrative OperationsCourse SchedulingStudent Progress TrackingApplication ProcessingWebsite MaintenanceBudget ReconciliationEvent OrganizationStudent Communications

Full job description

The Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program at Syracuse University seeks an Academic Support Coordinator to manage the daily administrative operations of its undergraduate and graduate offerings. Responsibilities include: managing ILM declarations, listservs, waitlists, and student communications; coordinating cross-departmental course scheduling for both the undergraduate Integrated Learning Major (ILM) and the graduate Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Concentration (I-GNC); tracking student progress and processing applications and Travel Awards; maintaining the program website and promotional materials; supporting budget oversight and reconciliations; organizing program events for the Neuroscience research community, and communications to support student engagement and recruitment. This is a 10-month per year position.

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