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Fwd: POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT--CUBA Project Coordinator
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ging-@socrates.berkeley.edu
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Oct 01, 2007 09:59 PDT
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Psst. Pass it on to folks you know who might be interested
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Subject: Fwd: POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
From: "Carmen Privat-Gilman" <priv-@berkeley.edu>
Date: Mon, October 1, 2007 9:49 am
To: socg-@lists.berkeley.edu
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PLEASE CIRCULATE
Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies
The Graduate Center, City University of New York
www.bildner.org
PART-TIME POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT:
Cuba Project Coordinator
Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies
RESPONSIBILITIES: The Cuba Project Coordinator
reports directly to the Center’s director.
Responsible for administrative/operational
direction of the Cuba Project, in consultation
with the Director of the Center, staff, fellows and advisors.
Coordinates the planning, organization, and
implementation of conferences, seminars and workshops sponsored by the
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Center.
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Prepares and administers the Project’s budget
and provides financial reports.
Helps write and develop proposals/fundraising
efforts and prepare reports for sponsors.
Helps develop research and other initiatives
that reflect up-to-date scholarship and utilize
innovative techniques consistent with the
Center and Project’s overall mission.
PREFERRED SKILLS: Bilingual (English/Spanish).
B.A. and 2 years experience required, M.A.
preferred. Excellent interpersonal skills
necessary. Experience in managing grants and
budgets required. Experience in wordprocessing,
spreadsheet and database
management. Acquaintance with Cuban studies.
Experience with conferences, workshops, and
special events. Flexible hours, may require
some evenings and weekends. This is a part-time position (15-19
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hours/week).
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Send vita and letter of inquiry to Director
bild-@gc.cuny.edu (or fax to 212 817-1540)
The Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere
Studies, at The Graduate Center (GC), CUNY,
fosters research and understanding of
populations and societies in the Americas. Our
programs invite distinguished scholars and
practitioners to participate in an ongoing
dialogue to generate greater public
comprehension, as well as public policy
recommendations. Its broad aim is to create an
international community of people, ideas, and
enterprises to forward the understanding of the
complexities of social, economic, political,
cultural, and ecological life in the Western
Hemisphere. For more information, visit www.bildner.org.
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Michele L. Rossi
Ph.D. Candidate
Sociology Department
University of California Berkeley
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