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Provides clerical and administrative support for faculty, staff, and students. Duties include proctoring online exams, troubleshooting basic technology issues, monitoring students and documents, sending emails, entering data, maintaining files and tracking logs, producing routine reports, and instructing students on video conferencing platforms. The role requires customer service, confidentiality, organization, reliable internet, and a computer, with day, evening, and weekend shifts available.

Provides clerical and technical support in an engineering laboratory. Maintains records, reports, inventory, and equipment; installs, configures, calibrates, and performs routine maintenance and repairs, including soldering electronics. Assists students, faculty, and staff with laboratory equipment and facilities. Uses office software, CAD/CAM applications, microcontrollers, and 3D printers while following safety procedures.

Provides specialized administrative and program support for the Talent Search department. Duties include coordinating materials, supporting training, processing documents, maintaining databases, preparing reports, communicating procedures, and establishing effective working relationships. The role requires confidentiality, organization, attention to detail, interpersonal skills, office software proficiency, and the ability to work a scheduled part-time schedule in an office environment.

Coordinates the administration, configuration, maintenance, and continuous improvement of academic scheduling systems, primarily Ad Astra. Manages scheduling data, parameters, workflows, room attributes, timelines, requests, and classroom assignments. Troubleshoots system issues with IT, supports system integrations, develops documentation and training, provides user support, and contributes to scheduling initiatives, reporting, and operational projects aligned with institutional priorities.

Provides clerical and administrative support for a grant-funded nursing innovation project. Duties include scheduling meetings, coordinating logistics, preparing documentation, maintaining records, tracking compliance materials and project data, communicating with stakeholders, supporting grant reporting, and assisting with basic financial and office equipment tasks. This is a 0.20 FTE, hourly position funded for 24 months, with work limited to up to 19 hours per week.

Provides on-campus work experience for currently enrolled Austin Community College students while developing communication, critical thinking, professionalism, teamwork, technology, and other career competencies. Responsibilities include maintaining schedules, providing customer service, entering data, maintaining files, documenting work, protecting confidential information, and building effective working relationships. The role may also involve social media, digital publishing, and web page updates in an office or campus environment with a possible remote component.

Develops and coordinates employer and educational partnerships supporting workforce training and earn-and-learn programs. Responsibilities include researching prospective partners, organizing multi-state initiatives, preparing reports and case studies, documenting training services, identifying funding models, supporting agreements and grant proposals, maintaining partnership data, and coordinating internal and external stakeholders. The role requires strong writing, organization, data reporting, grant coordination, and relationship-building skills.

Designs and manages instructional projects, curricula, learning modules, assessments, and multimedia materials for higher education. Consults with faculty on instructional strategies, learning objectives, technology integration, accessibility, and educational best practices. Develops and delivers faculty training, facilitates curriculum sessions, researches instructional technologies, maintains project records, conducts occupational analysis, and evaluates course effectiveness and student learning.

Assists with the 2026 NSGIC/TxGIO project under supervision while developing practical GIS knowledge. Duties require familiarity with GIS concepts, ArcGIS Pro, and the Esri suite, along with attention to detail, organization, communication, confidentiality, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively. The role is office-based, up to 19 hours weekly, and may involve research and administrative support related to geospatial data such as aerial imagery, LiDAR, parcels, and address points.

Provides clerical and administrative support for a department, including correspondence, communications, scheduling, recordkeeping, data entry, reporting, procurement assistance, budget tracking, document preparation, customer service, and student support. May maintain webpages, use social media, support office technology, coordinate meetings and events, and oversee workflow. The position requires a high school diploma or equivalent and two years of related experience in a standard office environment.