Reporting to the chair of the Community Health and Wellness department, the Administrative Coordinator will perform, but is not limited to, the following duties: Coordinate front desk operations and serve as a primary point of contact for students, faculty, staff, visitors, and community partners; provide general information regarding CHW academic programs, courses, departmental services, resources, and student support; welcome and direct students and visitors to appropriate faculty, staff, campus offices, or resources; Assist with managing student service flow, appointments, inquiries, and departmental communications; Prepare, copy, assemble, organize, and distribute departmental materials, forms, flyers, informational packets, and other documentation; coordinate office materials, supplies, equipment, and inventory and submit requests for replenishment as needed; assist with maintaining current departmental information on websites, electronic platforms, and other communication channels; Assist with preparing administrative reports, spreadsheets, presentations, flyers, and other departmental documents; Assist with administrative processes related to course scheduling, enrollment, registration, faculty support, and departmental academic operations; assist with collecting, organizing, and maintaining data needed for departmental reports, surveys, assessments, grants, and program initiatives; Maintain and update departmental tracking documents related to courses, students, faculty, internships, events, and other departmental activities; Support the coordination of student internships, experiential learning activities, and other program-related administrative processes; Assist with coordinating departmental events, workshops, recruitment activities, student engagement initiatives, and special projects; Assist faculty and department leadership with implementation of departmental initiatives, grants, projects, and student success activities; assist with documenting departmental activities and maintaining records of participation, outcomes, and follow-up; Support outreach activities designed to increase student awareness of CHW programs, services, resources, and opportunities; QUALIFICATIONS . LaGuardia ranked fifth among U.S. community colleges in economic mobility – moving low-income students into the middle class and beyond – in studies by Stanford University (2017) and the Brookings Institution (2020).