Description:

Temporary Exempt Staff Benefits Eligible staff will oversees the development, administration, and support of Continuing Education programs and events. Key responsibilities include organizing workshops, conducting outreach to build partnerships, supporting vendors and students, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders, and contributing to program development. The role also involves promoting community engagement, ensuring adherence to university and state policies, and supporting leadership and staff within the CE department.

Duties

• Develops and manages administrative projects and comprehensive program activities, orientations, workshops, and events for existing Continuing Education programming and for new proposals
• Performs outreach to local professionals and organizations to build partnerships that will assist the Office of Continuing Education to provide quality programming that addresses community needs
• Provides vendor, partner, and student support resources as required for existing programming; helps to determine needs for new programming
• Collaborates with faculty, staff, and student support offices across campus to increase the accessibility of programming that might be of particular interest to students, faculty, and/or university staff
• Collaborates with entities outside the university to make them aware of OCE events and classes that may be of particular interest to their populations and communities
• Suggests/recommends/organizes events, individual courses, and serial courses for all areas of Continuing Education; assists with outreach in publicizing events
• Directs program-related events to promote a sense of belonging for the community, attendees, and participants, and to encourage repeat participation
• Attends and may coordinate meetings; serves on and advises internal and external committees and councils as appropriate
• Interprets and clarifies Academic Affairs and university policies and procedures, plus attends to best practice for university level contemporary continuing education for students, faculty, staff, and the greater community
• Brings ideas and suggestions to leadership for new content (including development suggestions/recommendations) and for adapting existing content
• Follows Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board policies as they apply to Continuing Education as necessary
• Provides high-level support for the program leadership and provides support to other staff as necessary in a collegial environment
• Awareness of best university business practices with contracts, finance, and registration software

All positions at the University of Houston-System are security sensitive and will require a criminal history check.

The University of Houston System and its universities are an Equal Opportunity Institution.