Senior Project Coordinator

Education & Human Resources



Successful candidate will serve as Technology Lead for the AAAS (American 
Association for the Advancement of Science) Project on Science Technology 
and Disability with a special emphasis on the Entry Point! Project. 
Responsibilities include monitoring, tracking and reporting to project staff 
on the current status of 300+ student records throughout the entire 
application process; research, design and implement electronic surveys; code 
and report on data from the database; conduct independent follow-up 
activities on the program's participants while maintaining the strictest 
confidence on data related to program participants; plan and organize 
strategic campus recruitment visits; make small group presentations, 
interview students, and report on these activities; research, write, and 
edit materials for project publications and presentations; edit and document 
all information inquiries for the project; plan and implement logistics for 
project meetings, events and trips while orchestrating all accessibility 
issues related to meeting attendees; perform other duties as assigned. This 
is a full time regular position anticipated to extend for a period of one 
year.



Qualifications:  Position requires extensive university or college level 
training leading to  a Bachelor's degree; 2-3 years of related work 
experience; strong research and writing skills; solid computer skills 
(Word-processing, Excel and Internet);  strong database experience (Access 
skills required); strong written, verbal, and interpersonal skills; ability 
to work independently but also as a team player; proven organizational 
skills; ability to handle multiple assignments; ability to travel.



To apply send resume and cover letter along with salary requirement to: 
AAAS, 1200 New York Avenue, NW, Suite 101, Washington, DC  20005.  You may 
E-mail your resume to [log in to unmask] and you may also apply by Fax at 
202-682-1630.  Visit us at www.aaas.org. AAAS provides a non-smoking work 
environment. EOE.


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