Northwest HERC

• Manage and coordinate multiple executive calendars, including scheduling meetings, prioritizing appointments, resolving conflicts, and ensuring efficient time management across competing priorities;
• Monitor and manage multiple email inboxes, ensuring timely responses, prioritizing communications, updating distribution lists, and effectively organizing correspondence to support efficient workflow and decision-making;
• Maintain and regularly update website and Canvas course content to ensure accuracy, relevance, and alignment with organizational standards, including posting announcements, managing pages, and troubleshooting issues as needed;
• Gather and compile relevant information from various sources to design, draft, and distribute the academic affairs newsletter, ensuring clear, engaging, and accurate communication aligned with organizational objectives;
• Provide comprehensive meeting and event support by coordinating logistics, managing event schedules, liaising with vendors, coordinating catering, and ensuring all materials and resources are prepared, set up, and available for successful execution of meetings, events, and workshops;
• Provide logistical support during meetings, including taking accurate meeting minutes, managing attendance records, setting up IT equipment and monitoring virtual meeting room in case of hybrid meetings, and distributing follow-up documentation to ensure effective meeting outcomes;
• Coordinate and execute purchasing activities, including maintaining and monitoring office supplies, processing requisitions, managing purchase card transactions, confirming purchases do not exceed budget limitations, tracking orders, and ensuring compliance with procurement policies and procedures to support program operations effectively;
• Prepare and process personal services contracts, including drafting agreements, ensuring compliance with organizational policies and regulations, obtaining necessary approvals, and tracking contract execution and renewals;
• Maintain and monitor articulation agreements;
• Lead logistical processes of a variety of functions within the Office of Instruction, including the annual syllabus review and the marketing request process, by monitoring incoming information, tracking progress, following up with stakeholders accordingly, and ensuring the timely execution of tasks to support program operations efficiently;
• Coordinate travel logistics, including communicating with attendees to compile travel preferences, making purchases, communicating with stakeholders about the overall process, submitting travel authority requests on behalf of attendees, preparing itineraries, and compiling necessary documentation to facilitate reimbursement processes in compliance with organizational policies and procedures;
• Direct, supervise, train and assign work to student workers and 1,000-hour office assistant;
• Complete special projects as assigned and ensure projects comply with college policies and applicable laws and regulations;
• Attend meetings, participate in campus community events and activities;
• Analyzes current processes to identify strengths and weaknesses. Develop recommendations for improvements and work with teams to implement them;
• In collaboration with other Program Specialists, provide coverage in case of vacancies or extended leave;
• In collaboration with other Program Specialists, provide training to new Program Specialists on departmental processes, as assigned;
• Other duties as assigned.

• In collaboration with relevant stakeholders, maintain a list of part time faculty due for evaluation, provide Department Coordinators with relevant information ahead of the quarter, and track completed evaluations;
• In collaboration with the Director of Instructional Planning and Budgets, support the faculty stipend process, including preparing stipend forms, monitoring incoming stipend requests, reviewing stipend requests for completeness and accuracy, and entering stipends into ctcLink for payment;
• Support logistical processes according to departmental standards related to faculty advisor assignments, part-time faculty and moonlight contracts;
• Provide logistical support for the catalog process, including collaborating with other divisions of the college to verify and update relevant information in the catalog. 

• Communicate effectively, both written and verbally;
• Proficiently use Microsoft/Google office products;
• Update department website;
• Work independently with a high degree of accuracy and efficiency;
• Work and interact effectively with colleagues, staff, students, administrators and others of various cultural, social-economic backgrounds and abilities;
• Adhere to project timelines and details with strong organizational skills;
• Work as a strong team player.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Three years full time administrative experience supporting projects or large volume of calendar scheduling; AND
• One year of full-time customer service experience.

• Experience using PeopleSoft;
• Experience working in a college or state employment setting.

• Experience working in a community college or other academic setting;
• Experience working with first generations students, students of color or immigrants, or with organizations serving underrepresented communities.

About Highline College

Highline College prides itself on its commitment to diversity and equity, its institutional culture of collegiality and innovation, its globalization of curricula and its inclusion of the community in its programming. Founded in 1961, Highline College is situated in a diverse community just 15minutes south of Seattle. The college annually serves more than 16,500 students – a student population of over 70% students of color, representing 35 nations and more than 100 languages.

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