Coordinator, Campus Scheduling and Space

This role supports campus-Wide scheduling operations and space utilization processes by implementing established protocols and maintaining accurate space data. The coordinator acts as a central operational resource for academic scheduling and space coordination while providing analytical support for space-Related decisions.

A bachelor's degree and one year of scheduling or project planning experience are required, though education can be substituted year-For-Year with relevant work experience up to four years. Candidates must possess knowledge of academic advising and scheduling, strong communication skills, and proficiency in microsoft office products.