Project Assistant IV

* Assist research faculty with managing and organizing day-to-day administrative operations of research projects and Center programming.
* Provide clerical support for assigned faculty members including: manage correspondence, prepare manuscripts and presentations, coordinate meetings, and make travel arrangements.
* Manage special projects, organize and coordinate individual and group meetings and special events.
* Assist with financial matters, including assisting in the continuous improvement of overall financial management, budget performance, and strategic planning of assigned research projects, including processing purchase orders, invoices, travel reimbursements, and other payment/billing activities. Ensure individual expenditures are charged to the appropriate account.
* Prepare and disseminate comprehensive announcements, agendas, minutes, reports and other materials.
* Provide back-up support to other faculty, when needed.
* Other duties as assigned.
* Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite required.
* Self-motivated, work independently, and in an organized manner prioritizing the work of multiple projects with constant interruptions.
* Excellent verbal and written communication skills required as well as the ability to work with a variety of people at different levels (faculty, administrators, etc.).
* Work independently yet accept direction when needed. Handle a large volume of work often restricted by deadlines.
* Multitask and work independently as well as a team member. Proven ability to work effectively without supervision in a pressured environment.
* Anticipate faculty member's needs and act accordingly.
** Education, Experience, or

Certifications:

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* Education:

** When applying, the document(s)
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* * be uploaded via the
** My Experience
** page, in the section titled
** Application Documents
** of the application.

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