Program Manager (4536U), Berkeley Business Academy for Youth Academic Year Virtual Programs #87804

Program Manager (4536U), Berkeley Business Academy for Youth Academic Year Virtual Programs #87804 About Berkeley

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The Program Manager oversees the development, management, and delivery of the Berkeley Business Academy for Youth (B-BAY) virtual programs, which provide high school students with remote, hands-on learning in entrepreneurship and business fundamentals. This position is responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing all aspects of the program, including curriculum support, student engagement, instructor and staff coordination, program operations, communications, and evaluation.

This role ensures that B-BAY's virtual programs are well organized, engaging, and aligned with the program's broader mission of introducing students to entrepreneurship, innovation, leadership, and the Berkeley Haas learning community.

Oversees the development and management of the multiple, virtual High School & Middle School programs - 30%

• Attract a diverse group of highly qualified students who apply to and ultimately enroll in B-BAY programs by marketing the program to likely enrollees, including reading and scoring student program applications.
• Identify and procure all necessary forms, waivers, and instructional materials to ensure student participants and volunteers comply with all UC safety procedures and Risk Management protocols.
• Ensure adherence to budget, including tracking operational expenditures to meet revenue generation goals.
• Develop and execute a comprehensive communications strategy spanning fall and spring semesters, including regular program updates, newsletters, and promotional content for students, alumni, and the Haas community.

Make recommendations for changes to programming and/or development of new activities and services while researching and integrating innovative edtech solutions - 25%

• Recruit faculty, PhD students, outside lecturers, and volunteers to deliver program content.
• Develop and continuously refine extensive and comprehensive curriculum materials for segments not taught by faculty, and syllabus for B-BAY academic year programs (fall and spring semesters).
• Research, evaluate, and implement edtech learning and instruction technologies to enhance program delivery and student engagement.
• Stay current on emerging educational technology trends and lead implementation and training for adopted technologies.
• Observe and solicit ongoing feedback from all B-BAY academic year programs and make recommendations for future programming.
• Collaborate with B-BAY Program Director and Summer Program Manager on all aspects of the program, including syllabus development, student marketing/recruitment, application review, remote instruction platform delivery, and faculty liaison.

Supervise student and volunteer staff; provide ongoing coaching and support for B-BAY program staff - 20%

• Identify, hire, and supervise B-BAY program staff who aid in program execution.
• Recruit…