Events Coordinator
Vanderbilt University
Events Coordinator
Vanderbilt University
Private research and higher education institution
The Events Coordinator is part of the College of Connected Computing (CCC) at Vanderbilt University and is a key individual contributor responsible for organizing and executing on campus and off campus events for the school. The Events Coordinator is a critical partner to constituents across the CCC, including but not limited to multiple student recruiting and admissions teams, career management center, office of the dean, student affairs, and those leading annual programs..
The Events Coordinator is responsible for major on-and-off campus events, and is responsible for all operational activities before, during, and after events. This includes prioritization of time and resources as a resolution to potentially competing events. The Events Coordinator conducts administrative duties and has primary responsibility for event setup, onsite support, and break down after an event. In addition, the Events Coordinator oversees and maintains the calendar of events, negotiates vendor contracts, initiates payments, tracks expenses against budgets, facilitates feedback sessions with clients, and submits expense reports for approval of charges.
About the Work Unit
The College of Connected Computing is Vanderbilt’s first new college in 40 years and is in the early stages of building its administrative and academic structure. This interdisciplinary college is designed to advance breakthrough discoveries and expand computing education through a “computing for all” approach. The College is expected to grow rapidly over the next three years, requiring agile, strategic, and collaborative leadership.
Supervisory Relationships
This position has supervisory responsibility for several student workers; this position reports administratively and functionally to the Operating Lead.
Qualifications
Private research and higher education institution
Vanderbilt University operates as a private research institution that provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional education to over 11,000 students. The university functions by integrating classroom instruction with active research initiatives, allowing students and faculty to collaborate on projects across various fields such as information technology, athletics, and the arts. Unlike many large public institutions, Vanderbilt maintains a smaller student body and emphasizes a community-driven environment where diversity of thought and culture is central to the learning process. The university distinguishes itself by operating at a "global crossroads," focusing on a multidisciplinary approach that encourages employees and students to apply their expertise to real-world challenges. Vanderbilt’s goal is to foster a center for growth and discovery where individuals can expand their knowledge and contribute to societal improvements through education and research.
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