1.Manager,
International Communications and Events, Office of International Education,
University of Richmond – Richmond, Virginia
The University
of Richmond is currently accepting applications for the Manager,
Communications and Events position with the Office of International Education.
This position works closely with the Dean of International Education to
define and execute programming and marketing communications strategy for the
Office and the Carole Weinstein International Center. This position is
responsible for creating and integrating international content across
communications, events and programs through close collaboration with students,
faculty, staff, special committees, and outreach to the greater Richmond
community. The Manager is responsible for consistent implementation and
execution of brand and marketing messages as defined by the Office and
strategic plan as well as managing/designing/writing/editing campus-wide and
external communications to students, alumni, faculty, staff, parents, and the
greater community.
Applications for this position will be accepted until June 23, 2014.
Applications for this position will be accepted until June 23, 2014.
The Associate Director of Study Abroad will assist in running all aspects of the Year or Term Abroad and Summer Abroad programs. Serves as the principal point of contact for all matters related to the operation of the Study Abroad unit in the International Programs Office (IPO) and education abroad activities at the University. Collaborate with JSU departments, U.S. institutions and foreign partners to promote international programs. Advocate for international educational experiences and to integrate international experiences into the curricula.
3.Assistant
Director, Global Engagement and Services, Jackson State University – Jackson,
Mississippi
The
Assistant Director of Global Engagement and Services is responsible for
developing and facilitating academic, outreach and extracurricular programs to
promote global learning outcomes for the entire student body, help
international students integrate into campus and community life, expose
domestic students to other culture and tradition, promote interaction between
international and domestic students and develop link between the JSU, local and
expatriate community in the greater Jackson area. This person is charged with
creating academic enrichment and multicultural programs to fulfill the growing
demand for global engagement programming, mentors and advises student groups
and individual students with global development/awareness interests among
domestic and international students, faculty, scholars, and staff. The
Assistant Director increases the visibility of IPO through marketing efforts,
social media and increase the involvement of students and community members in
the mission of IPO.
4.Project
Lead, Global Scholarship Programs, Institute of International Programs – New
York, New York
The
Global Scholarship Programs (GSP) Division designs and implements international
scholarship, leadership and readiness programs on behalf of the Institute’s
private sector sponsors. The GSP division will be the lead division to
implement and oversee IIE’s project activities for the Schwarzman Scholars
Program, a new, prestigious fellowship program that will enable students to
pursue a one-year Master’s Degree at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.
This program will provide unparalleled opportunities for the world’s best and
brightest to engage with new generations of leaders who will be profoundly
influenced by the bonds, knowledge and exposure they gain through international
study.
The
University of Kansas Office of Study Abroad is seeking applications for the
position of Project Manager, Study Abroad Curriculum Integration.
Responsibilities include researching and identifying international partners
with a strong curricular match to KU’s academic programs, working with academic
units to develop major-specific advising and outreach materials, and assessing
the success of the curriculum integration initiative on a regular basis.
http://jobregistry.nafsa.org/jobs/6262618/project-manager-study-abroad-curriculum-integration
6.Executive
Director, Office of Global Programs, Columbia University – New York, New York
The Executive
Director ("ED") is responsible for leading the unit within the Office
of Global Programs ("OGP") that manages finance and administrative
processes. The ED manages staff who work on financial operations and are
responsible for the planning and development of new initiatives. The ED works
closely with the Dean/AVP, the OGP senior leadership team, Associate Dean of
Administration, and various departments/schools to support international
education opportunities through long-term, strategic financial planning and
creation of policy. The unit functions as part of Columbia College and liaises
with University financial and administrative units such as the Offices of the
Treasurer, Comptroller, Public Safety and others. The ED and staff help develop
policies, protocols and procedures that ensure high quality study abroad experiences
for Columbia students and faculty. The ED is part of the OGP Dean/AVP's senior
leadership team and will be expected to represent the Office to Columbia
stakeholders and external partners in global education initiatives.
7.Executive
Director, International Education and Development, Appalachian State University
– Boone, North Carolina
Appalachian
State University (Appalachian) is seeking an Executive Director of
International Education and Development (OIED). The successful candidate will
work closely with the Associate Vice Chancellor for International Education and
Development to oversee the daily operations of OIED. This 12-month position
reports to the Associate Vice Chancellor. OIED is comprised of three
departments: International Student and Scholar Services & Outreach,
Education Abroad, and International Research and Development.
Stanford Global
Studies Division (SGS) at Stanford University seeks an academic and
administrator dealing with global affairs with strong management experience to
serve as the Division's Executive Director. The Executive Director will oversee
fourteen distinct programs and centers: African Studies, East Asian Studies, Latin
American Studies, the France-Stanford Center for Interdisciplinary Studies,
Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies, International Relations,
International Policy Studies, the WSD Handa Center for Human Rights and
International Justice, the
Mediterranean
Studies Forum, Iranian Studies, the Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies, the
Center for South Asia, the Taube Center for Jewish Studies, and the Global
Studies Internship Program.
The Executive Director serves as the division's senior officer and has overall responsibility for both short-term and long range strategic planning, and is expected to have a role in the intellectual life of the division. The position oversees all administrative and operational functions, including finance, student services, human resources, research administration, development and public relations, coordination of lecturer appointments, review of visiting scholar requests. The Executive Director also acts as a liaison with faculty affairs, coordinating faculty searches, public events, facilities, space planning, information technology/computer support, and health and safety. The Executive Director participates in all hiring decisions and supervises a team of associate directors (non-academic staff). In addition, the Executive Director oversees all academic support services and administration, including admissions, graduate financial aid, curriculum support/planning and course support.
The Executive Director serves as the division's senior officer and has overall responsibility for both short-term and long range strategic planning, and is expected to have a role in the intellectual life of the division. The position oversees all administrative and operational functions, including finance, student services, human resources, research administration, development and public relations, coordination of lecturer appointments, review of visiting scholar requests. The Executive Director also acts as a liaison with faculty affairs, coordinating faculty searches, public events, facilities, space planning, information technology/computer support, and health and safety. The Executive Director participates in all hiring decisions and supervises a team of associate directors (non-academic staff). In addition, the Executive Director oversees all academic support services and administration, including admissions, graduate financial aid, curriculum support/planning and course support.
Under the direction of the Librarian for the Davis Center Collection, the Library Assistant VI supports the mission of the Davis Center in the following ways:
Assists in creating item-level metadata, collection-level bibliographic records, and archival finding aids and related discovery mechanisms for digital images, archival collections and related aterials.
Assists in planning, preparation, execution and maintenance of web-based projects, library guides, digital collections and exhibits, and digitization projects.
Assists the
Librarian in supervising students and interns in processing digital
collections, archival collections and other research materials for Davis Center
library collection.
Assists as
required with general collection management, serials processing, holdings
record maintenance, and donations.Supports the librarian in providing research and reference assistance to faculty, students and researchers.
This is a two-year term appointment. Continuation of the position is contingent upon the availability of the work, work performance, and the continued availability of funding designed to support the position.
Principal duties:
Working with the Russian Flagship's leadership team and with national partners, coordinate the Russian Flagship Program, a U.S. Department of Defense-funded program to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to reach a Superior level proficiency in Russian by graduation. Two years prior experience working in an administrative capacity. Experience working in higher education preferred. Excellent organizational and office skills. Computer proficiency, experience working with databases and spreadsheets. Demonstrated communication and writing skills.
http://www.higheredjobs.com/search/details.cfm?JobCode=175904536&Title=Russian%20Flagship%20Program%20Coordinator
http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/WebListing/Unclassified/PVLSummary.aspx?pvl_num=79727
Under the direction of the Head of the Cataloging Department, oversee the cataloging with copy of library materials in any format for all western European, Slavic, and East Asian languages. Supervise 14.5 FTE permanent library paraprofessionals plus additional student assistants. Coordinate the catalog maintenance activities of transferring or withdrawing physical materials. Oversee edits to existing bibliographic records, either individually or in batch mode. Manage the physical processing of tangible library resources. Participate in establishing policies and procedures for the Cataloging Department as a whole, including migration to and implementation of a new Integrated Library System (Alma).
http://www.higheredjobs.com/search/details.cfm?JobCode=175902278&Title=Assistant%20Head%20of%20Cataloging%20for%20Catalog%20Operations
CIEE is currently seeking a Center Director to take on overall responsibility for the development and management of all aspects of a new and highly innovative living and learning community in Berlin. The new CIEE center will include state-of-the-art classrooms, administrative offices, a 200+-bed residential area, and ample common areas. Students will attend courses at the CIEE center and at select Berlin universities and colleges, complementing their coursework with numerous opportunities to immerse in and engage with the surrounding community and the city of Berlin.
Under the
oversight of the Executive Director of Global Initiatives, this position will
administer and develop EWU's study abroad programming. This position will also
provide fiscal accountability, personnel management and resource allocation for
a wide variety of turn-key international programs and grants. In addition to
overseeing special events on and off campus, this position is responsible for
logistics related to the hosting foreign delegations and dignitaries. This
position will also administer short-term programs and third-party programming
for international partner universities and associations and is responsible for
promoting the fore-mentioned activities. In addition to implementing and
interpreting policies, this position also serves as a liaison between EWU and
community organizations/agencies and foreign embassies/consulates. This
position is also responsible for development, maintenance and dissemination of
foreign and domestic resource materials on
international exchanges, education and home country developments and related
professional publications. This position may also assume additional
administrative responsibilities as assigned in the Office of Global Initiatives
(OGI). This position will channel strategic vision into concrete plans of action
while providing structure, direction, evaluation and feedback to subordinates.
Outstanding leadership and interpersonal skills, to include active listening
abilities, are required for success in this position. Superior written and
verbal communication is essential, as is a service-minded attitude.
14.Resident Senior
Director: Ukraine, NDI – Ukraine
The National
Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) seeks a Resident Senior
Director to develop, manage and implement programs to support democratic
development in Ukraine. The overall
objective of programming is more representative and accountable political
parties and processes through strengthened national level advocacy. Given
the rapid changes that have occurred in Ukraine over the past nine months, the
immediate priority is to assess NDI’s existing programs and develop a broad
strategy and specific programming activities for the short- and long-term to
respond to these new circumstances. Likely areas of focus are anticipated to be
1) assisting Ukrainian efforts to build/rebuild government and opposition
political parties as more grassroots-driven, transparent and accountable
entities; 2) increasing the capacity of elected officials, and party
factions to develop and oversee implementation of policies that address
citizens’ demands for reform and accountability; and 3) helping civil society
groups develop a varied and sophisticated range of participatory strategies and
tactics to support political reform. In addition, promoting women’s
political participation and supporting election monitoring activities will
continue to be important components of the NDI Ukraine program. This
position will be based in Kyiv and will require travel throughout the
country. http://ndi.force.com/careers
http://ndi.force.com/careers/ts2__JobDetails?jobId=a0xE0000004u5edIAA&tSource=
3) expanding
communication with constituents and citizen groups.
Other program elements within this portfolio include helping partners design and implement activities to expand the participation of women and other historically disadvantaged groups. In addition, supporting public opinion survey research and international election monitoring activities will continue to be important components of the NDI Georgia program. This position will be based in Tbilisi, and may require travel throughout the country.
This position will have supervisory responsibility for the design and implementation of all NDI programs in Georgia. The Resident Director will also represent NDI to the government of Georgia, the US Embassy and USAID, Swedish Embassy and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, and local and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs). In addition, the NDI Resident Director will serve as the Lead Coordinating Partner (LCP) to USAID to facilitate coordination among USG implementers funded under this award.
Candidate will also be responsible for the overall management of the office, to include financial and human resource management. Close coordination will also be expected with NDI -Washington, including day-to-day contact with the Washington-based staff that provides oversight for field activities.
http://ndi.force.com/careers Other program elements within this portfolio include helping partners design and implement activities to expand the participation of women and other historically disadvantaged groups. In addition, supporting public opinion survey research and international election monitoring activities will continue to be important components of the NDI Georgia program. This position will be based in Tbilisi, and may require travel throughout the country.
This position will have supervisory responsibility for the design and implementation of all NDI programs in Georgia. The Resident Director will also represent NDI to the government of Georgia, the US Embassy and USAID, Swedish Embassy and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, and local and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs). In addition, the NDI Resident Director will serve as the Lead Coordinating Partner (LCP) to USAID to facilitate coordination among USG implementers funded under this award.
Candidate will also be responsible for the overall management of the office, to include financial and human resource management. Close coordination will also be expected with NDI -Washington, including day-to-day contact with the Washington-based staff that provides oversight for field activities.
http://ndi.force.com/careers/ts2__JobDetails?jobId=a0xE0000004tdKDIAY&tSource=
The Eurasia Regional Division is currently recruiting for Resident Country Director for programs in Kyrgyzstan. The Resident Country Director (RCD) is responsible for conducting activities, support, and mentor field-level Program Officers and other Program and Administrative staff in program development, finance, work plan development and presentation, reporting, monitoring and evaluation, development and knowledge management in two offices in Bishkek and Osh.
http://iri.org/join-support/work-us
17.Development
Program Specialist (Budget Analyst), Program and Project Office, USAID –
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
The USAID
Development Program Specialist (Budget Analyst) (Analyst) position is located
in the Program and Project Office (PPO), USAID/Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Sarajevo, BiH, and reports to the senior Mission Program Budget Analyst. The
Analyst provides a range of support in carrying out Office functions,
especially as they relate to Mission-wide program budget analysis, support, and
reporting. The Analyst will also provide support, as necessary, for
strategic Mission planning and monitoring, and project development support to
Mission programs/projects/activities. The Analyst provides regular
updates to and responds to assignments from the higher-graded Program Budget
Analyst regarding budget and program/project/activity progress, processing
program/project/activity documents for funding, and preparation of a variety of
USAID program and activity support materials. The Analyst also serves as
a PPO liaison with the regional Office of Financial Management and Contracting
Office on tasks such as pre-award financial surveys, project close-outs, and
audit tracking. The Analyst provides support to the development of new fiscal
year program budgets, within broad parameters defined by the Program Budget
Analyst and the Supervisory Program Officer; oversees and maintains a detailed
budget tracking system (using OPS Master, as applicable) of carry-over, new
fiscal year, no year, trust fund, and performance fund budgets; provides budget
input for individual programming decisions, F Memos, Congressional
Notifications (CBJ, Omnibus CN, separate CNs, etc.), allowance requests,
obligations, congressional directives, and earmarks; and, supports
reconciliation of Mission and USAID/Washington budget, allowance, and
obligation figures, and determinations of yearly de-obligations. The Analyst
provides substantive Mission-wide support to the annual Procurement Planning
process by tracking overall Mission procurement planning, maintaining the
ongoing Procurement Plan, and following up with Mission technical Offices and
the regional Contracting Office on actions and guidance needed for completing
program/project/activity-related procurement actions.http://www.usaid.gov/documents/1863/vacancy-usaid-development-program-specialist-budget-analyst-program-and-project
The Resident Coordinator position in IRKUTSK, Russia is a 10.5 month position with possibility of renewal.
The Resident Coordinator positions in Russia are part of a team effort within the School in Russia. The coordinator functions independently, but consults regularly by e-mail with fellow resident coordinators and with supervising staff in Moscow and Middlebury. The Resident Coordinators oversee the undergraduate students enrolled in Moscow, Irkutsk, and Yaroslavl. They serve as the liaison between the students and administration or the administration and professors at our host universities (Russian State University for the Humanities Moscow, Irkutsk State University, Yaroslavl Pedagogical University) and manage the day-to-day operation of the site, including coordinating orientations, excursions, housing, and cultural activities. In addition, the Resident Coordinators are responsible for the safety and well-being of the students. Many on-site decisions are inevitably left to the discretion of the Resident Coordinator.
https://middlebury.peopleadmin.com/postings/9087
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