Title Position Reports To: Assistant Director of the Bridges to Adelphi Program
JOB SUMMARY:
The primary responsibilities of the Social Coordinator are to assist the Assistant Director and Director of the Bridges to Adelphi Program in the overall administration of the program. Other responsibilities include planning and managing Bridges social programming (see below); supervising the Community Service Supervisor (see below), the Peer Mentor Supervisor (see below) ; the Leadership Committee, the Social Media Intern, and communicating and collaborating with other campus services (see below).

RESPONSIBILITIES & DUTIES:
Manage Social programming, including:
Event planning including: weekly and bi-monthly groups and group social events
Create and manage Bridges student social committee, including: Bi-weekly meetings
Supervise graduate staff social group leaders by providing feedback to meeting notes, and in 1:1 weekly supervisions
Supervise Community Service Supervisor, including:
Interviewing, hiring, and training of Community Service Supervisor
Collaborate with Community Service Supervisor on program development, and planning and execution of Community Service activities and meetings
Provide written feedback to meeting and event notes, and in 1:1 weekly supervision meetings
Manage Peer Mentor program, including:
Participate in the interview, hiring, and training of Peer Supervisor and Peer Mentors
Supervise Peer Mentor Supervisor in 1:1 weekly meetings
Oversee student Leadership Committee
Supervise Social Media Intern
Collaborate and communicate with other campus services as needed
Maintain confidential student records
Assist Director and Assistant Director, as needed
Assist staff and students, as needed
REQUIREMENTS:
Must possess excellent interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills
Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite, G-mail, and Adelphi University Programs such as Moodle, Ecampus, CLASS, Degree Audit, and MyAULife
Knowledge and Experience working with college students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Knowledge and experience working with college students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Strong ability to collaborate with others and work as a team
Able to work flexible hours, including weekends, evenings, and 6 days per week
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
EDUCATIONAL/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
Master's degree in Psychology Social Work, Counseling, Education, Communication Disorders, or currently enrolled in graduate program in one of those, or related fields is strongly preferred. Must have a minimum 1 year of related work experience in autism spectrum disorders, student services, and higher education preferred.
POSITION(S) SUPERVISED: Community Service Supervisor, Peer Mentor Supervisor, Social Group Leaders, Social Media Intern


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