The Program Coordinator provides program support and coordination to the Associate Director for Education for the Cancer Center which includes:Maintaining information in databases related to KU Cancer Center educational grant initiatives, Scheduling and coordinating meetings for Cancer Center education program leadership, Supporting the A.C.E. summer high school program, Processing program data for tracking/evaluation, Coordinating high school outreach to area high school and undergraduate institutions & Coordinating cancer workforce equity presentations.

The Program / Project Administrator implements various diversity programs for the Department of Student Belonging and Inclusion (Frmly DMSA) that includes the Project IMPACT suit of programs (MAPS, Kompass, Urban Gardening), peer mentoring, leadership programs, college for a day experiences, and more. These programs are specifically designed to identify, cultivate, recruit, retain, and graduate multicultural and first-generation students. This position also provides administrative support to the Department and maintain the student databases for generating required statistics and reports.

Planned, coordinated, and implemented yearly programming and instructional presentations for the LGBT Resource Center (now Spectrum Center). Ran day-to-day operations of the center space and performed clerical duties. Oversaw 3 departmental student organizations and provided assistance in their meetings. Also served on various committees to insure the inclusion of LGBT voices and experience for D&I initiatives and facilitated SafeZone workshops.

Implemented day-to-day programming of student activities. Directly oversaw/supervised Peer Mentors & serves as liaison for parents. Facilitated meeting with Directors, Professors, Mentors, and Staff to oversee programming goals, progress, and address issues of concern.Coordinated information and data collection regarding student grades, mentor/director touch points, and scholarship disbursement for reporting to SBI (formerly DMSA) and corporate partners.

Completed tasks as assigned by the supervisor and other members of the office staff.· Utilized the most economical and efficient method of completing tasks. Work must be accurate, neat, and conform to departmental and university regulations.· Served as administrative support: Answering telephone and scheduling appointments for staff members. Verbal and written communication skills must be excellent.· Maintains confidentiality of all office files and information relating to the operation of the office. · General office duties within the Office of Student Life may include (but are not limited to) typing, copying, filing, running errands (on-campus), and other duties as assigned.

Developed, in coordination with K-State Libraries & the LGBT Resource Center, a historical archive of the Flint Hills region in Kansas of LGBT individuals.Helped facilitate the programming and event planning as done through the Resource Center. Worked on clerical, administrative tasks to maintain the office space.

Staffed library circulation desk to check out materials, answer patron questions regarding library services or K-State related information and assist patrons in research. Trained in database use, organization of library materials, citations, and reference materials. Worked on extra projects for the Library through giving building tours for ELP classes & alumni, developing book displays when necessary, and assisting in social media marketing for the libraries

· Assisted undergraduate peers in formulating research questions, finding scholarly sources utilizing databases and library catalogues, evaluating credibility of sources, formatting citations in various styles, and developing person strategies for their own research methods/styles.· Peers guide students through their own inquiry by asking meaningful questions about their research assignments and by navigating students through basic search strategies· Engaged with various mediums of data collection, resource collections, citation building, and research methods in weekly meetings and through trainings alongside coworkers.

GLAAD Campus Ambassadors are a volunteer network of LGBTQ and ally college and university students who work with GLAAD and within their local communities to build an LGBTQ movement to accelerate acceptance and end hate and discrimination. Worked as "Talent Support" for music artist Hayley Kioko at the 2019 GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles.

Class leaders are students who help teach the large lecture sections of LEAD 212 — Introduction to Leadership Concepts. LEAD 212 Class Leaders are asked to facilitate small group discussions, lead active-learning exercises, create a learning community with their students and perform administrative functions, such as grading, attendance, etc. These students serve as a bridge between students and instructors; they are motivated to help first-semester freshmen learn the academic discipline of leadership and adjust to the K-State campus community.

Circulation Desk, Inter Library Loans, Collection Development - Cataloging New Material, Cleaning, Facebook & Website Page Maintenance, & Processing Mail