Anticipated Hiring Salary: $19.24/hr
The Administrative Specialist coordinates and directs the general administration of UTC’s Applied Leadership and Learning programs and reports to the Director.
Responsibilities include monthly department budget maintenance and generating monthly expenditure reports for the department; functions as the purchasing agent for the Department Reviews and/or prepares contracts to ensure compliance with the fiscal policies of the University and the State of Tennessee; functions as the payroll coordinator for the Department Reviews and/or prepares and submits the payroll; maintains all departmental records, including payroll, inventory, etc.; provides ongoing clerical and technical assistance including data entry; supervises work-study students; and provides administrative support for the Director, Program Directors, Faculty, and Adjuncts.
Schedules meetings (both on-campus and virtual); assists with travel arrangements and itineraries for the Director, Program Directors, Faculty, and Staff as needed; manages confidential material, which includes personnel files; schedules logistics (room reservations, catering, parking, etc.) related to numerous activities on campus and in the larger community; and coordinates facilities and other infrastructure processes for the Department.
Maintains all Department budgetary records and uses the University accounting system to monitor budgets, track payments, research payment history, and rectify errors, and assists with preparing annual budget requests; maintains and generates monthly Procurement Card reconciliations for the Department and Programs in accounting systems and maintains files; prepares all budget processes which include T-4’s, Transfer Vouchers, Travel documents and Facility receipts; serves on Search Committees as Hiring Administrator; and maintains and submits annual RTR Folders as required.
Supports the academic scheduling and coordination of course delivery; coordinates entry and maintenance of the Department academic schedules, including CPI and other data entry related to courses and programs; supports faculty through ordering desk copy textbooks, and other course related materials as needed; and assists Director, Program Directors, Coordinator, and Advisors as needed with class arrangements and logistics.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

High school diploma or GED and three to five years of office experience, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.

• Demonstrated experience and competency with budgets and spreadsheets. This will include software related to workflow, financial reporting, expense management, as well as presentation creation.
• Solid organizational and process skills experience, and the ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.
• Experience preparing professional memos, reports, and other types of professional correspondence while maintaining attention to detail.
• Demonstrated written and verbal communication skills including listening, and responding in a professional manner

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor’s degree; two to five years of higher education experience; and specific experience and skills with university/higher education processes and related software

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