Title III Project Director

Cumberland University is seeking a Title III Project Director in order to secure a professional with strong experience in project management. The Title III Project Director will manage day-to-day tasks and monitor project progress. The Title III Project Director will have full authority and autonomy to administer the project, manage the budget, and assess achievement of the project. The Title III Project Director will also be expected to ensure that the project is fully integrated into normal University administrative processes while adhering to the USDE requirements for administering Title III projects, including budgeting for allowable activities, drawing down federal funds, and preparing Annual Performance Reports.

Job Description for Title III Project Director(100% time; Reports to the Associate Provost)
Qualifications and

Experience:

Undergraduate degree required;
Graduate degree preferred;
Demonstrated experience in areas relevant to the project, including student advising, instructional technology, and retention programming;
Supervisory and project management experience required;
Grant management experience preferred;
Faculty development and/or center for teaching/learning excellence experience preferred

Key Duties and Responsibilities Lead implementation of the Title III Grant in accordance with federal regulations and Cumberland University policies and procedures

Manage day-to-day tasks, monitor progress, and provide oversight for all components of the Title III Grant Ensure that the Title III Grant is fully integrated into normal University administrative processes

Facilitate the Title III Grant in such a manner as to maximize the grant to strengthen the University, advance the mission, and achieve the key performance indicators

Determine and periodically adjust timeline, as needed

Work with an External Evaluator to collect data, analyze results, monitor evaluation plan, and generate annual reports

Manage grant budget and oversee all financial disbursements

Maintain records and complete USDE-required submissions, including Interim Report and Annual Progress Report Oversee and assist with institutionalization of the project