Knowledge of: principles and practices of project and program coordination, preferably in a higher-education, research, or grant-funded environment; professional written English, including grammar, spelling, punctuation, and business correspondence; common office, productivity, collaboration, spreadsheet, database, and virtual-meeting software applications; recordkeeping, data tracking, document management, and basic sponsored-project reporting and confidentiality practices. The coordinator works closely with the Principal Investigator and program leadership to coordinate trainee recruitment and onboarding; seminars, workshops, meetings, and other program activities; assessment, data collection, documentation, and NSF reporting; communications among faculty, trainees, institutional partners, evaluators, and external stakeholders; and access to shared research and training resources.