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Town of Ithaca, New York, United States
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Cornell Human Ecology explores the complexity of human life. We bring together a wide range of perspectives to understand the full context of the human experience and improve lives at every scale, from cells to society. Our research and academic programs focus on the interaction of humans with their biological, economic, social and physical environments. Using Cornell's far-reaching extension network and the college's translational research methods, we deliver our findings directly to communities and families, ensuring that our work reaches those who need it most.
About the Division of Nutritional Sciences within the College of Human Ecology
From cells to society, the Division of Nutritional Sciences promotes human health through evidence-based nutrition. The Division administers graduate degree and training programs in the Field of Nutrition which span domains including biochemistry, epidemiology, economics, physiology, genetics, nutritional genomics, and precision nutrition. The Field of Nutrition consists of 40 faculty. There are more than 50 students in the PhD and Master of Science Nutrition programs, and up to 10 students in the externally accredited Dietetic Internship Program. A new Master of Professional Studies in Human Ecology Nutrition Science will launch in 2027.
About the Position
The Graduate Programs Coordinator is an integral member of the Division’s Student Services team. They collaborate with Student Services colleagues to support the Graduate Field of Nutrition and the Division's graduate programs through academic program administration, support for the Directors of Graduate Studies and faculty, and enhancement of the graduate student experience. The Coordinator partners with Division and Graduate School administrators to manage graduate program operations, communications, systems, accreditation activities, admissions, and strategic initiatives for current and emerging programs.
The Coordinator is the program administration expert and advises faculty and Student Services colleagues on procedures, systems, and policies and helps identify the information and resources needed to support graduate students. They also advise current and prospective students over the course of their academic program, including admissions, degree requirements, and graduate program policies. They represent the graduate field and Division to the graduate school and facilitate implementation and communication of graduate school policies and procedures.
Additional responsibilities include supporting recruitment, admissions, enrollment, student funding, and Graduate Field administration; overseeing records, reporting, assessment, and accreditation activities; developing communications and resources for students, faculty, and prospective students; and advancing operational improvements that enhance program effectiveness and the student experience.
What We Need
We are seeking a team member who takes initiative, is detailed-oriented and organized, communicates effectively, and works well as part of a team.
Additionally, you will have:
If you possess these experiences and skills this may be role for you! There are a few other qualifications we would view as incredibly helpful in this role, to include:
This is a full time (39 hours/week), contract college benefits eligible position based in Ithaca, NY. This position follows a campus-to-home hybrid work arrangement, which may fluctuate based on the time of year and department needs. This hybrid work arrangement is subject to change at any time. Typical work hours are 8:00 am until 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday.
A cover letter and resume are required for consideration for this position.
Visa Sponsorship is not available for this position.
Rewards and Benefits
This position is eligible for a hybrid work arrangement after an onboarding and training period. Employees typically perform this role remotely 2 days per week and on-campus 3 days per week. The university reserves the right to modify, suspend, revoke or terminate the hybrid work arrangement at any time.
Cornell receives national recognition as an award-winning workplace for our health, wellbeing, sustainability, and diversity initiatives:
University Job Title:
Student Services Asst V
Job Family:
Student Services
Level:
E
Pay Rate Type:
Hourly
Pay Range:
$29.45 - $31.66
Remote Option Availability:
Hybrid
Company:
Contact Name:
Sheri Spencer-Chrisjohn
Contact Email:
sas636@cornell.edu
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2026-10-22