Project Specialist, Upward Bound
Boston Campusonsitemid$52K – $58K
Posted 1w ago · via Workday
About this role
The Upward Bound Program Specialist provides programmatic, outreach, and recruitment support to the Upward Bound Program administered through the Center for First Generation & Educational Equity. The Upward Bound Program is a federal TRIO program funded by the U.S. Department of Education to help qualified high school scholars in the Dorchester, Massachusetts area develop the necessary skills to enroll and succeed in post-secondary education. This position is a part-time position up to 25 hours per week and reports to the Program Director of the Upward Bound Program. Primary/Principal Responsibilities: Coordinate academic programming activities, including but not limited to workshops, college tours, career exploration, and more. Collaborate with partner schools to collect student data.…
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