Liberty Partnership Program Coordinator (part-time)

Hilbert College is a well-established institution committed to providing quality education and support services to students in the Buffalo area. Among its many initiatives is the Liberty Partnerships Program, a grant-funded effort dedicated to enhancing the academic and personal development of students in the 5th to 8th grades within the Buffalo Public School district. This program emphasizes creating supportive educational environments by offering a range of services including tutoring, mentoring, skills assessment, and summer enrichment activities. Hilbert College’s commitment to community engagement and educational success is demonstrated through this program’s comprehensive approach to student support, ensuring that students have access to resources that foster both academic achievement and personal growth. The Liberty Partnerships Program Coordinator role is a vital part-time, twelve-month position designed to support and manage the operations of this program within a designated Buffalo Public School. This role is grant-funded and provides a competitive hourly wage of $25. The Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the delivery of all program services and activities, including academic and personal counseling, tutoring, mentoring, and organizing events that support student engagement and success. Additional responsibilities include assisting with program budget management, collaborating with various stakeholders such as program directors, coordinators, community partners, and project managers to meet program goals, and supervising tutors, volunteers, and other staff members as needed. Attention to detail, excellent communication skills, and strong organizational abilities are critical for success in this role. The Coordinator will also play an important role in ensuring compliance with program regulations, maintaining accurate data and assessments, and fostering equal access and treatment for all eligible participants. This position demands leadership capabilities, customer service orientation, and the ability to handle multiple projects within a team environment. As part of the role, the Coordinator will actively promote the Liberty Partnerships Program to students, parents, and the district, enhancing overall program visibility and engagement. The position offers a unique opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of young students by supporting their academic and personal development through a well-structured and community-centered program.

• bachelor's degree or in process of a degree
• experience in an education, communications, or human services environment
• computer literacy skills
• excellent written, oral, and interpersonal/human relations skills
• commitment to providing excellent customer service
• problem solving, budget management, leadership, and organizational skills
• ability to plan, prioritize, and coordinate multiple projects in a team setting
• attention to detail and accuracy