Job Summary
The Office Coordinator is a key student-facing and operational member of the Global Experiences Office (GEO), reporting to the Associate Director. The position serves as a first point of contact for students, coordinates several of the office's core operational functions (purchasing, marketing and social media, and events), and provides administrative support to GEO leadership for agreements, hiring paperwork, and other office processes.

As a first point of contact for students exploring global experiences, the coordinator builds a broad understanding of GEO's programs, policies, and processes in order to answer questions accurately, connect students with the right program staff, and support a high-quality student experience. The coordinator manages assigned operational areas within established GEO and University procedures, handles multiple priorities with minimal supervision, and recommends practical process improvements. The role works closely with GEO leadership and staff and coordinates with University offices and approved vendors as needed; it does not work directly with GEO's program service providers or partners.

Performs administrative assistant support work of moderate complexity.

• Respond to student inquiries through walk-ins, appointments, email, and phone; provide information about programs, eligibility, and deadlines.
• Present GEO programs and services to prospective students, parents, visitors, and campus groups.
• Manage the GEO Resource Area and provide day-to-day guidance to student workers.
• Create and schedule social media content and promotional materials that follow University branding and accessibility standards; update assigned website pages.
• Plan and coordinate GEO outreach and information events, including logistics, purchasing, and follow-up; represent GEO at campus events and fairs.
• Coordinate office purchasing within University procedures; verify invoices and work with vendors on quotes and billing.
• Route agreements and hire letters through DocuSign after leadership approval; track status and maintain accurate records.
• Support the program management team with student agreements and related documentation.
• Prepare meeting materials, reports, and correspondence for GEO leadership.
• Handle student records and sensitive information with discretion, following FERPA and University policies.
• Recommend practical improvements to office processes.
• Work occasional evenings and weekends to support events.

Primarily sedentary office work with extended computer use. Must be able to stand and walk for extended periods at events and occasionally lift up to 10 pounds. Occasional evening and weekend work required.