Administrative Skills, Data Collection, Earth Sciences, Educational Administration, Environmental Sciences, NSF Audio Formats, Newsletter, Organizational Skills, Private Security, Project Tracking, Project/Program Coordination, Project/Program Management
The part-time Academic Program Administrator supports a NSF-funded Research Coordinator Network focused on water security and private well health in the Gulf Coast.
Responsibilities include managing project information, coordinating communications like newsletters and website content, compiling data for annual reports, and monitoring project progress.
Qualifications require a bachelor’s degree, with coursework in geoscience, environmental science, or related fields preferred.
This role offers a limited-term contract with a salary range of USD $40,200 to $68,040 annually.
Benefits include impactful work, a supportive culture, and a vibrant community in the Auburn/Opelika area.
Equal opportunity employment is committed to diversity and inclusion.
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