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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Graduate Student Professional Development Programs Intern in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Graduate Student Professional Development Programs Intern
Job Number: 24187
Functional Area: Administration
Department: Career Advising & Professional Devt
School Area: Chancellor's
Employment Type: Part-time Temporary (Hybrid)
Employment Category: Non-Exempt
Visa Sponsorship Available: No
Schedule: schedule to be determined (8-10 hrs/wk.)
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Job Description
GRADUATE STUDENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS INTERN, Career Advising and Professional Development (CAPD)(part-time, 8-10 hrs/wk.), to administer the application cycle for certificate programs. Will coordinate the admissions process and organize application review sessions; manage calibration of application evaluation to ensure consistency and fairness; confirm acceptance of admission and manage the wait list, ensuring quick responses to applicant inquiries; facilitate arrangements for certificate sessions; collaborate with the Graduate Professional Development team to secure and manage speakers and workshop facilitators, ensuring smooth payment, travel logistics, welcome, and aid on campus; track participant progress in each certificate program; assist with program assessments and data reporting; create and coordinate communications about the certificate programs; contribute to the overall mission of the Grad PD team by supporting its events and signature programs; collaborate on generating new ideas for program growth and service; employ culturally adaptive practices and provide excellence in service to MIT's diverse and multinational student, postdoc, and alumni population; and contribute to an inclusive work environment. CAPD (https://capd.mit.edu/) is a hub for students, postdocs, and alumni to explore and prepare for jobs, internships, fellowships, and medical or graduate school.
Job Requirements
REQUIRED: bachelor’s degree; strong organizational, interpersonal, and written and oral communication skills; self-motivation; and familiarity with common software, e.g., Dropbox, Microsoft Office, and Google Docs. Must be able to engage in multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment; approach problems with flexibility and complete tasks independently; listen carefully and communicate tactfully; and collaborate and build effective relationships with a broad range of constituents, including students, faculty, administrators, and external constituents. May be working toward a graduate degree or in career transition. PREFERRED: familiarity with Airtable and Evernote. Job #24187-1Pay rate: $20.00 – 24.00/hourWill work eight to ten hours a week. A hybrid schedule is available based on program timelines.The start date will be in mid-August 2024 and the position will continue until June 2025.6/28/24