The University of Saint Francis is accepting applications for the following open positions. Resumes with three professional references should be sent by mail to:

Search Committee
(Position Title)
University of Saint Francis
2701 Spring Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46808

or by email to:  searchcommittee@sf.edu.  Use position title in subject line.

The University of Saint Francis is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Candidates of diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

The University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne, IN seeks applications for the position of Project Director, TRIO Grant.  Under the direction of the Assistant to the Provost, directs the Student Support Services Program per the TRIO grant. The director is responsible for organizing and managing special support services for academically and/or economically disadvantaged college students including tutoring, academic, career, and transfer advising, and special services for students with disabilities.  It is essential that the director impart the University’s Quality Service Standards, listed as follows:

1.  Promptness, timeliness of information and actions, availability, and ability to respond

2.  Accuracy:  Correct information and actions

3.  Personalization:  Personal contact, personal relationships, and use of names

4.  Professionalism:  Attitude, discretion, appearance, language, honesty, follow-through and accountability

5.  Courtesy:  Politeness, listening, and kindness

6.  Knowledge:  Answers, ideas, and problem solving

This is a full-time 12-month position working under the TRIO grant.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

·    Master’s degree from a regionally accredited institution, in an appropriate filed (e.g., Education, Counseling, Behavioral Science, or similar field).

·    Prior experience in the administration of a developmental skills development program.

·    Prior successful experience in working with students and parents whose socioeconomic and academic backgrounds are similar to those students who will be served by the SSS project.

• Three or more years administering a TRIO SSS program.
• Prior experience in writing and managing grants.
• Demonstrates a background of having faced the unique challenges of being a first generation and/or low- income student.

• Appropriate computer skills and knowledge with a minimum of knowledge of and experience with Microsoft Office Suite
• Demonstrate adequate understanding of EDGAR and the regulations pertaining to the SSS program.
• Demonstrate personal characteristics of the type to ensure successful direction of the SSS project.

To apply, submit letter of interest, resume and the names and address of three business references by email to searchcommittee@sf.edu or by mail to the address above.