SCH OF COMM SCI & DISORDERS - Administrative Assistant Communication Sci & Disorders

SCH OF COMM SCI & DISORDERS - Administrative Assistant Communication Sci & Disorders

Job Classification
Hourly Full-time (35-40)



Position summary
This support professional is key to providing excellent service to students, faculty, and the community. Friendly, and welcoming this person will provide comprehensive assistance with the graduate admissions and accreditation process, the onsite-clinic, bulletin changes, course scheduling, and other designated processes unique to the running the programs.


Qualifications summary

• Exemplifies a Seventh-day Adventist Christian lifestyle.
• Demonstrates a commitment to Andrews University and its quality education programs.
• Exhibits self-confidence and a positive attitude with an outgoing personality.
• Computer/technology proficiency - Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.) and other on and off-campus databases
• Exceptional time management and organizational qualities, excellent attention to detail.
• Self-directed and motivated to complete tasks and solve problems.

Must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing. Duties and responsibilities

• Open and Close the CSD office
• Assists with projects and other standard tasks
• Schedules appointments, and meetings
• Composes and prepares confidential correspondence, reports, and other documents
• Answer phones
• Assist with managing the Speech-Language & Hearing Clinic
• Assist in the managing of program directors' calendar
• Assist with the mainenance of student and client electronic files
• Distribute Undergraduate and Graduate program information both electronically and US Mail - as needed
• Assist with the managing of financial records of the CSD programs - monthly
• Assist program director with admissions for the graduate program - seasonal
• Assist in making faculty travel arrangements - including air/car/hotel - as needed
• Prepare faculty meeting agenda and record school faculty/staff meeting minutes - weekly
• Assist with completing contract/adjunct faculty contracts - each semester
• Update course schedule - each semester
• Update school webpage - as needed
• Assist in seasonal decorations and displays for the school - as needed
• Assist with preparation for graduate orientation, white coat ceremony for graduation, retreats, and other events within the School
• Assist with data collection and preparation for accreditation visits and maintenance
• Assist students with petitions, and other forms

Supervisory responsibilities
Supervises student workers



Qualifications
Act with honesty, compassion and integrity, and maintain confidentiality


Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills


Ability to be self-directed and a problem solver


Ability to create a sense of belonging through interactions with others


Strong Skills and Experience with Microsoft Office Suite and a willingness and aptitude to learn new software


Ability to manage challenging people and situations with a positive spirit


Exemplary organizational skills


Ability to manage financial records


Must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing. Technical competencies
Adept at creating and maintaining spreadsheets and databases



Interpersonal interactions
Must be comfortable interacting with students, faculty, applicants, parents, campus, and surrounding community.



Physical demands
Desk/office environment and expectations


Ability to move around campus easily


Abble to sit and stand for various periods of time



Work environment
Works primarily indoors in a professional academic office with open space, moderate noise and regular foot traffic of faculty, staff and students. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.There is a speech-language and hearing clinic with the school.