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The Coordinator for Student Services, Accessibility supports students with disabilities, ensuring compliance with ADA regulations. Responsibilities include arranging academic adjustments, providing training on assistive technology, and promoting an accessible educational environment. The role involves collaboration with various constituents to enhance student success and ensure equal access to resources and services.

Part-time student assistant position at Dallas College for students who do not demonstrate financial need. Responsibilities include office assistance, lab assistance, and aiding instructors. Must meet academic progress standards and be enrolled in at least one credit hour course.

The Program Assistant II supports the director and program coordinator in planning and operating a specific grant or district-based program, assists students with assessment and course selection, manages records, and provides exceptional customer service while maintaining confidentiality.

The Technical Theatre Coordinator oversees technical operations for theater productions, coordinating set design and construction, lighting, and audio systems. Responsibilities include supervising rehearsals, providing training to students, and ensuring safety measures are followed during events.

The Dean of First-Year Experience is responsible for strategic leadership in developing and assessing programs for first-year student success. This role includes administrative oversight of orientation, success coaching, and various initiatives aimed at enhancing student retention and engagement. The Dean will lead collaborative efforts across departments and advocate for the needs of first-year students while overseeing a team dedicated to supporting their transition to college life.

The Degree Audit Specialist supports students and internal stakeholders by promoting credential completion and effective transfer pathways. Responsibilities include processing degree requirement exceptions, ensuring compliance with regulations, enhancing student service delivery through technology, and collaborating with various groups to maintain student-focused support.

The Organizational Development Specialist at Dallas College will optimize talent management processes to attract and retain talent, implement best practices for workplace culture, and collaborate with stakeholders for effective utilization of the Workday system.

The Senior Auditor performs complex audits and consulting engagements for College departments, assessing internal controls, compliance, and operational efficiency while collaborating with teams and writing reports for management.

The Senior Accountant is responsible for analyzing and reconciling complex financial records and reports, preparing balance sheets and profit and loss statements, managing month-end and year-end close processes, and maintaining accounting controls. This role also involves leadership in managing client relationships and training staff within the accounting department.

The Workforce Scholars internship program allows individuals to gain practical experience in their field of study while working under the mentorship of professionals. Interns will participate in various projects and activities, following organizational guidelines and demonstrating professionalism. They will develop analytical and problem-solving skills, while also providing customer service and maintaining confidentiality.

The Fine and Performing Arts Technical Specialist provides technical support for college fine and performing arts activities, coordinating with college personnel in planning, producing, and directing projects. The specialist may also manage student and staff involvement and ensure the completion of tasks according to departmental guidelines.

The Fine and Performing Arts Technical Specialist provides technical support for college activities related to fine and performing arts, coordinating with personnel to plan and execute projects. Responsibilities include managing technical aspects of productions, training students or staff, and ensuring quality customer service. Physical ability to handle equipment may be necessary.

The Accounts Receivable Associate/Cashier at Dallas College will support day-to-day operations by processing payments, reconciling accounts, and maintaining accurate financial records. This role requires strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to communicate effectively with customers. Responsibilities include monitoring accounts, verifying data accuracy, and handling cash transactions.