18 associate director financial aid jobs found in Chicago, IL

Support Professional, Financial Aid - One Stop Specialist Department: Financial Aid Location: Grand Rapids, MI The One Stop Specialist - Financial Aid Support Professional is responsible for the day-to-day customer service functions of the RJF Hall Student Services area. This is a high traffic, first line of contact for numerous services on campus. This includes assisting prospective, new, and current students in all aspects of the enrollment and financial aid processes. This position takes the lead with various admissions, enrollment and financial aid functions and works with other departments to provide excellent customer service to all students, staff and faculty of the college. This person serves as the resident expert on financial aid processes. Other responsibilities will include working with the Executive Director of Financial Aid to ensure quality and responsive services through various forms of communication and assisting with admissions processes. In addition,...

ALAS Program Coordinator - Part time Department: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Location: Grand Rapids, MI The program coordinator for the Assisting Latinos to Achieve and Succeed (A.L.A.S.) Program will oversee the development, coordination, and implementation of personal, academic and career student development interventions in support of the College's effort to increase student persistence, certificate/degree completion, and successful transfer to four-year institutions. The role includes grant management, recruitment and supervision of peer mentors and summer program facilitators, coordination of daily activities of the programs, outreach efforts, program development, non-academic student coaching, academic progress monitoring, data collection, and reporting. Specific activities include coordination of the Summer College Immersion Experience, learning communities, and cohort and community mentorship. The program coordinator is expected to be knowledgeable...

Data Tracking Specialist (SCC4 Grant) Department: Workforce Training Location: Grand Rapids, MI The Data Tracking Specialist position is responsible for tracking, organizing, and reporting U.S. Department of Labor outcomes for the Strengthening Community College (SCC) technology career pathways grant. This role serves as the primary technical resource for systems used by the U.S. Department of Labor, GRCC, West Michigan Works!, and partner organizations to track participant data, document program activity, and support non-financial reporting requirements. This position ensures that program data, participant records, follow-up documentation, and related materials are accurate, complete, timely, and audit-ready. The role also supports partner organizations in intake and tracking processes, maintains data quality across systems, and translates grant and program requirements into clear, usable workflows. In addition, this position is responsible for organizing and...

BUYER/SENIOR BUYER Position Number: S-3919 Position Summary: Directs and coordinates all activities concerning the purchase of complex commodity assignments of material and services for the operation of the university. Responsibility includes assignment of major contracts and significant authority to independently make purchasing decisions for the university. Required Qualifications: Buyer: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, preferably in business administration or related field. One year experience as a buyer or related experience. Ability to perform complex financial analysis. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Demonstrated computer experience with business software applications, including Microsoft Office Suite. Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines. Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain positive interpersonal relationships and project a positive attitude. Effective verbal and...

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ASSISTANT II Position Number: S-3902 Position Summary: Duties performed are of a senior secretarial nature. This is the second most senior level secretarial job, and while it incorporates elements of other levels, it has a majority of effort associated with specialized secretarial support services or program-related activities. It may include performing lead duties over other office professional employees and office student workers. Coordinates student test administration. Duties may include maintaining a set of budgetary or financial records; developing and composing correspondence, memos, and forms for work area with a primary focus on internal communications/office maintenance. Other key aspects of work at this level include a high degree of independence and latitude to prioritize work assignments. Required Qualifications: High school diploma or GED . Three years of qualifying experience or a combination of education and experience...