Jobs

Operation Understanding DC (OUDC)

Part-Time Office Manager Position

Purpose of the Role: The Office Manager ensures effective and professional day-to-day office operations and provides support to all departments in the areas of Finance/Book keeping, Communication, IT and Administrative/Operations. The Office Manager should be someone who is organized and resourceful, and capable of taking the initiative to perform tasks with minimal supervision.

The Office Manager works directly with the Executive Director (ED) in our DC office in order to support the organization's administrative needs performing the following duties:

EXPERIENCE AND COMPETENCIES: The ideal candidate has proven ability in the skills below as well as genuine interest in working for a high-energy and entrepreneurial nonprofit organization.

► Excellent communication skills in-person and on the phone.

► Excellent organizational, planning, and implementation skills.

► Organization of OUDC's files and documents, both historical and new files.

► Ability to coordinate and balance multiple projects.

► Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, especially Word and Excel: proficient in developing and maintaining databases; ability to create and manipulate spreadsheets; perform mail merges, etc.

► Excellent reading, writing and speaking skills.

► Ability to collaborate with a team as well as work independently.

Key Duties & Responsibilities:

Provide administrative support to the Executive Director;

Serve as point person for all office- and lease-related issues and policies;

Compile board packets, update board manuals, take minutes at meetings, and assist in make arrangements for board meetings and Committee meetings;

Provide bookkeeping support through work with the Executive Director and accountant;

Take on additional assignments/special projects as determined by organizational needs;

Oversee procurement of office equipment and supplies;

Assist in managing payroll, health insurance benefits with third-party service providers

Track and record all leave accruals and employee timesheet entries

DURATION: We will start the hire at 20 hours per week, and then determine how much more time each week is necessary.

HOW TO APPLY: Please provide your name, resume and qualifications to our Executive Director, Aaron Jenkins, at ajenkins@oudc.org. Please include the subject heading: "ADMIN POSITION".

The deadline is Monday, November 10, 2014. And please, no calls.

About Operation Understanding DC: OUDC’s mission is to build a generation of African American and Jewish community leaders who promote respect, understanding and cooperation while working to eradicate racism, anti-Semitism and all forms of discrimination. For more information, visit: http://www.oudc.org/

 

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COMMUNITY ACADEMY PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL

 

 

 

DATA SPECIALIST

 

General Summary:

 

 

The Data Specialist supports the Assessment and Evaluation team in providing timely, accurate, and actionable data to all stakeholders at the Community Academy Public Charter School (CAPCS).

The primary responsibility of the Data Specialist is overseeing attendance policies and routines, with a particular focus on identifying students for interventions and tracking interventions over time. Additional responsibilities are outlined below.

This opportunity is perfect for anyone interested in supporting school leaders in using data to inform instructional practice and make decisions to help their students learn at a high level. It is also a great opportunity to build experience with owning critical projects and being responsible for outcomes.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

 

 

· Oversee attendance policies and routines at the district level, including:

o Establishing system-wide policies and routines

o Running weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly reports

o Coordinating with campuses to track interventions

o Performing monthly audits of attendance records

 

· Provide support to the Director of Assessment, including:

o Loading roster info onto websites

o Monitoring testing and auditing materials

o Analyzing data and preparing reports

 

· Compile data to contribute to weekly and monthly data reports

· Respond to data requests from internal and external stakeholders

· Participate in external committees and report back to the team

· Work closely with campus support staff to identify needs and respond to requests

· Create structures for tracking and reviewing team learning

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Education and Experience:

 

 

· Bachelor’s degree preferred

 

· Highly skilled with MS Excel

· Strong customer service mindset

· Systems thinker with experience tackling complex problems

· Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to multi-task

· Can handle occasional periods of fast-paced and high-pressure work

· Experience working or volunteering in schools

· Preferred but not required:

o Experience using databases or data systems

o Knowledge of charter schools in the District

 

We offer a competitive salary, full benefits and a great working environment. Submit a cover letter and resume by e-mail to employment@capcs.org or by fax to 202-723-1891.

CAPCS is an Equal Opportunity Employer

 

 

 

Director

Ralph Bunche International Affairs Center

Howard University

Washington, D.C.

 

 

Howard University invites applicants to apply for the position of the Director of the Ralph Bunche

International Affairs Center (Bunche Center). Founded in 1993, the mission of the Bunche Center is

to foster an awareness of International Affairs, and serve as a focal point for Howard University's

diplomacy, Foreign Service, and international relations activities. Additionally, the Center seeks to

provide academic programming to stimulate the intellectual discourse regarding international affairs,

student engagement, and the role of the academic community in the shaping and implementation of

US foreign policy. The Center aims to organize and co-sponsor lectures, workshops, and

conferences; support faculty research and scholarship in international affairs; coordinate Foreign

Service fellowship training programs; foster relationships with the US Department of State, as well

as with foreign governments; and foster academic communities of interest in international affairs.

The Director of the Bunche Center is responsible for providing leadership, direction, and

administrative oversight to Center programming and activities. Responsibilities include, but are not

limited to: oversight of current Foreign Service fellowship programs; development of an academic

fellowship program for faculty and graduate students focused on international affairs; planning and

hosting program activities for high level international events, including identification of external

support; conduct and support of interdisciplinary academic programs with an international affairs

focus; providing vision for the direction and programming of the Center; oversight of the Study

Abroad Program; fundraising to expand Center activities and programming.

Qualifications include an earned doctorate from an accredited institution, or extensive experience (at

least 10 years in international affairs, plus a post-graduate degree). At least five years of relevant

academic experience and/or five years of relevant international affairs and successful management or

professional experience; strong leadership skills, established excellence in interpersonal,

communication, and administrative skills, and working cooperatively and collaboratively with others;

strong interest in inter-disciplinary education, and the ability to effectively articulate the vision and

mission of the Ralph Bunche International Affairs Center. Candidates with backgrounds and

international experience in Foreign Service, private sector, NGOs, multilaterals are strongly

encouraged. The successful candidate will report directly to the Assistant Provost for International

Programs.

Founded in 1867, Howard University is a private, research university that is comprised of 13 schools

and colleges. Students pursue studies in more than 120 areas leading to undergraduate, graduate and

professional degrees. Howard also produces more on campus African-American Ph.D. recipients

than any other university in the United States.

Salary is competitive and commensurate with education and experience, with excellent fringe

benefits. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

Interested candidates should submit an application, a curriculum vitae, a statement of interest and

contact information of three referees to: Jeronimo Augusto, MHSA, Program Manager, International

 

Programs, 2300 4th Street N.W., Washington D.C. 20059. Telephone: (202)-806-6530,

 

 

 

jeronimo.augusto@howard.edu

 

 

Howard University is an Equal Employment Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer. Minorities and Women are

highly encouraged to apply.