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Department:
School of International Service
Time Type:
Part time
FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt
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Summary:
The Program Assistant, Communications & Events position supports the overall administration of the Department of Environment, Development & Health (EDH) in the School of International Service. This position reports to the EDH Department Manager and works closely with the Academic Program Coordinator. This position will also work on tasks and projects involving the Department Chair, Undergraduate Faculty Coordinator, and Director of Graduate Studies (as needed). The primary focus of this position will be supporting the communications products and activities of the department as well as events.
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