Senior Academic Program Coordinator
Listed on 2026-08-11
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Education / Teaching
Education Administration, Professional Development -
Management
Education Administration, Professional Development
Job Posting Title
Senior Academic Program Coordinator
Hiring DepartmentCollege of Liberal Arts
Position Open ToAll Applicants
Weekly Scheduled Hours40
FLSA StatusExempt from FLSA
Earliest Start DateAug 14, 2026
Position DurationExpected to Continue
LocationUT MAIN CAMPUS
Job DetailsGeneral Notes
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PurposeProvide leadership and oversight of student transition initiatives in the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) within the College of Liberal Arts (CoLA). Develop, plan, and implement student programming, including first-year and transfer orientation, first-year experiences, and other initiatives. Work collaboratively with the OSE team as well as partners and stakeholders in CoLA and across UT. This position will report to the Director of Student Engagement and Strategic Initiatives in Liberal Arts Student Affairs and will supervise professional staff within OSE.
Responsibilities- Student Transition Initiatives:
Serve as the lead for Liberal Arts Student Transition Initiatives, including course offerings.- Lead current First-Year Interest Group (FIG) and Transfer Interest Group (TrIG) initiatives in collaboration with UT’s FYE and TYE offices, and develop new initiatives as needed; in consultation with Student Affairs leadership and other CoLA partners, recruit and train staff facilitators and student mentors for student transition initiatives, guiding them through each stage of implementation; during orientation, oversee the selection, assignment, reservations, and communications processes for students and advisors to facilitate enrollment in first-year experiences including FIG/TrIG;
in coordination with the Director of the Office of Student Engagement, oversee curriculum development for FIG/TrIG course clusters, LA 101, and new curriculum for student transition programs; develop online educational materials to educate incoming students on student transition opportunities and programming; continually assess student transition needs to meet student demand and enrollment.
- Lead current First-Year Interest Group (FIG) and Transfer Interest Group (TrIG) initiatives in collaboration with UT’s FYE and TYE offices, and develop new initiatives as needed; in consultation with Student Affairs leadership and other CoLA partners, recruit and train staff facilitators and student mentors for student transition initiatives, guiding them through each stage of implementation; during orientation, oversee the selection, assignment, reservations, and communications processes for students and advisors to facilitate enrollment in first-year experiences including FIG/TrIG;
- Orientation:
Serve as the lead for Liberal Arts Orientation.- In close collaboration with Longhorn Orientation and the CoLA advising community, and in consultation with Student Affairs Leadership, manage the coordination of all Orientations (Spring, Summer, Fall, First-Year, Transfer, Family, and related programming) between all Student Affairs units; responsibilities may include communications, appointments, meetings, presentations, development of educational, promotional and advising materials, training for peer orientation advisors and professional advisors, swag, logistics, and budget proposal, maintenance, and determination of related needs.
- Supervision:
In alignment with the missions of OSE and CoLA, provide leadership and oversight for student and professional staff that support student transition initiatives.- Responsible for hiring, training, evaluation, and fostering development of direct reports; supervise student staff positions related to first-year and transfer initiatives and professional staff positions that manage LA 101 curriculum and the development and delivery of mentor training.
- Student Affairs:
Ensure effective collaboration with OSE areas for continual team and community development.- Participate in and support college events including Commencement, Gone to Texas, Honor’s Day, and other yield events; participate in professional development opportunities and serve on…
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