
Undergrad Program Secretary (Full time and then part time after 4 weeks)
- Windsor, ON
- 21,98 $ par heure
- Temporaire
- Temps-plein
programs and the Certificate of Applied IT in the School of Computer Science.Key Job Functions1. Administrative Support
- Acts as first line of contact for undergraduate students to the School and assesses the appropriate follow-up or referral needed
- Proofreads and recommends changes to School recruitment literature for program requirement accuracy
- Informs the Office Coordinator of potential course conflicts for future scheduling solutions
- Schedules meetings and/or appointments for students' consultations with an undergraduate academic advisor and tours for visitors and reports inquires to the Applied IT Program Coordinator
- Assists with organizing, and participates in, special events hosted by the school
- Maintains current office hours and contact information of current instructors
- Gathers data for reports (i.e. IQAP) upon request
- Maintains current contents on undergraduate bulletin boards and displays
- Updates the advising hours, and other undergrad related web content for the unit
- Assists current students with program policies, procedures and requirements
- Provides administrative support to the undergraduate chair, undergrad curriculum committee and School director (Preparing documents for the meeting and recording minutes; typing; collating; corresponding; photocopying, etc.)
- Assists in maintaining the office procedures manual
- Distributes announcements to students for seminar events and career opportunities
- Monitors and maintains the office supply inventory and replenishes when necessary
- Receives and distributes the office mail
- Maintains student files both physically and electronic
- Reviews student academic records to inform academic advisors on possible
- Liaise with relevant departments with respect to student matters (appeals, change of program, transfers etc.)
- Assists the Undergraduate Chair and Associate Chair in completing and processing student forms related to appeals, grade changes and co-op
- Updates and distributes class lists for faculty members and lab instructors
- Liaises with Registrars, Cashiers, Career services, Enrolment management, and the Associate Dean's office on undergraduate affairs
- Monitors, delivers and picks-up Student Disability Services exams
- Sorts, files, and maintains office copies of undergraduate exams and course outlines
- Compiles and mails distance Education course materials to off-site locations
- Places textbook orders with campus Bookstore based on information collected from faculty
- Provides general information on admissions and certificate completion requirements regarding the IT Program to potential student applicants
- Responds to queries from students, sessional instructors, faculty and IT coordinator on admission and progress issues related to the certificate program
- Coordinates meetings and schedules of the Applied IT program committee, and records meeting minutes
- Coordinates with the Registrar's office on course schedules and distance exams.
- Photocopies, mails, and collects online exams with remote testing centers for distance IT courses
- Monitors enrollment in IT courses and reports issues to the Director.
Other duties as requested by the Director.Skills/Knowledge/Experience/Education requiredEssential Qualifications
- Diploma in Office Administration and/or experience in an administrative support position as it related to the duties
- Experience working with on-line database applications (e.g. UWin student administrative system);
- Ability to work independently and in a team environment
- Accuracy and attention to detail;
- Excellent interpersonal skills including a high degree of cultural sensitivity and awareness of cross-cultural issues
- Excellent problem solving and organizational skills
- Excellent organizational skills with the ability to multitask and prioritize within tight deadlines
- Excellent interpersonal skills and excellent verbal and written communication skills;
- Ability to exercise tact and diplomacy in all situations and the ability to maintain confidentiality
- Knowledge of Computer Science programs
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Teams, PowerPoint, MSOffice 365);
- Knowledge of academic requirements and university policies
- Working knowledge of website editing (e.g. Drupal)