Administrative Assistant Iii

 

Description:

Primary Duties & Responsibilities

Office of the Director Administrative Functions

  • Provides high-level support for the Office of the Director of Architecture.
  • Drafts internal and external correspondence; creates visual and written reports and presentations; processes confidential materials.
  • Manages calendar and schedule functions for the director and College.
  • Coordinates travel arrangements for director and college visitors.
  • Serves as a backup to the Office of the Dean for room and event reservations.
  • Maintains the physical office, receives and delivers mail and packages, monitors office phone, and tracks/orders supplies.
  • Tracks office budget and processes invoices, pro-card statements, and travel reports for director and office expenses.
  • Locates and provides Director and College-related resources to visitors, alumni, faculty and students.
  • Manages, in coordination with the Program Manager, the hiring of TAs, RAs, and FAs; approves TA, RA, and FA time as necessary.

Architecture Faculty Support

  • Supports a range of faculty activity under the direction of the Director.
  • Schedules faculty meetings; supports agenda development; captures and archives accurate meeting minutes.
  • Manages cases for tenure and promotion, including the compilation of materials for review, communication with external reviewers, and the coordination and recording of faculty votes.
  • Coordinates faculty searches, including scheduling committee meetings, interviews, and votes.
  • Coordinates the annual review of faculty and ensures that annual activity reports and tenure-track dossier updates are collected.
  • Manages onboarding of new faculty, including faculty visas for new and returning faculty.
  • Assists architecture faculty and staff to complete directives identified by the Office of the Director.
  • Manages faculty office assignments.
  • Manages faculty email distribution lists.

Architecture Events and Special Projects

  • Manages a range of special events and projects
  • Organizes fall and spring semester final reviews.
  • Plans and coordinates annual Student Awards for Excellence.
  • Supports the director in preparing materials for accreditation processes and program reviews.
  • Supports symposia, conferences, and meetings hosted by the College.
  • Completes special projects as assigned by the director.

 

Organization Washington University in St Louis
Industry Management Jobs
Occupational Category Administrative Assistant III
Job Location Washington,USA
Shift Type Morning
Job Type Full Time
Gender No Preference
Career Level Intermediate
Experience 2 Years
Posted at 2023-08-29 4:25 pm
Expires on 2024-12-24