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 When it comes to providing a positive work environment, IIE has long been a leader. We know that over the last few years, life and work have changed profoundly, so we want to offer tangible things that make work more fulfilling. You might want:
- Greater flexibility in managing work & family life.
- Greater freedom in charting your career development.
- Greater involvement in shaping IIE's culture and vision for the future.
- View the Great benefits IIE has to offer.
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It is IIE's policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all applicants for employment and to all employees consistent with applicable federal, state, and local laws. Accordingly, all applicants for employment and all employees are considered without regard to their race, color, creed, religion, national origin, citizenship or ancestry, sex, gender, pregnancy, age, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation or affectional preference, disability, military status, genetic disorder, predisposition or carrier status, status as a victim of domestic violence, stalking or sexual abuse or any other status in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws. In addition, IIE complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which it has facilities.
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No telephone inquiries, please. If interested in applying, please send resume and cover letter to HR-NY@iie.org or fax to (212) 984-5528. Please indicate your salary requirements with your resume.
Senior Program Officer, OVP/Student Exchages
Manage the organizational, technical and administrative aspects of the Fulbright Student Outreach initiative; including marketing, publicity and outreach to targeted audiences. Increase and maintain public understanding of the value and importance of Fulbright, while positioning the Fulbright Student Program to attract a diverse pool of potential applicants. Manage Fulbright Alumni Ambassadors Program, funded by the IIE Board of Trustees and Department of State.
Assistant Director, North East Student Services
Oversees supervision and monitoring services to Fulbright grantees attending academic institutions in the Northeast region of the U.S., and Fulbright grantees from Pakistan and other special Fulbright programs. Implements procedures to ensure that sponsor contracts, immigration policy and academic requirements are fulfilled and that grantee problems are resolved effectively. Maintains effective working relations with personnel at universities in the region and national international education organizations. Works with Fulbright management staff on the implementation of policy as it affects individual student cases.
Part Time Program Officer, Foreign Fulbright Program, Asia
Works with World Area Manager in planning, budgeting, and implementing IIE's contractual services to Fulbright Commissions, U.S. Department of State, U.S. Embassies and other overseas agencies; carries full responsibility for managing services and sponsor relationships for designated country caseload and country projects, and for program and policy development with sponsors; administers funds for day-to-day operations of assigned country programs.
This position is 17.5 hours per week and includes benefits.
Program Officer, Global Learning Programs
To provide grants management on various programs in the Global Learning Programs Division, primarily with the Rockefeller Foundation Residencies program.
Communications Manager, International Fellowships Program
To assist IFF in gathering material and writing stories about IFP Fellows and
alumni. Areas of work include: developing and posting content for the IFP website; producing and
editing professional-level communications materials; and promoting IFP through media outreach. This is a part time, 21 hours per week position.
No telephone inquiries, please. If interested in applying, please send resume and cover letter to HR-NY@iie.org or fax to (212) 984-5528. Please indicate your salary requirements with your resume.
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No telephone inquiries, please. If interested in applying for the Administrative Assistant, Creative Services Officer or Director, Finance and Administration positions listed below, please send resume and cover letter to CIES-HR@iie.org. Please include the position name and unit in the subject of your email and indicate your salary requirements with your resume.
Administrative Assistant
To provide strong, dependable administrative assistance and support to the Executive Director and Deputy Executive Director; to assist in the supervision of an administrative coordinator; to coordinate schedule and commitments; to anticipate people and situations; to ensure the smooth and effective functioning of the office; to coordinate a wide variety of administrative and clerical details; to keep records for the executive office of CIES including board materials, meeting minutes and other relevant materials; to be a member of the CIES executive team assuming work responsibilities and assignments in support of the executive director and in collaboration with other offices within CIES/IIE as needed.
Creative Services Officer
To provide editorial and creative services to support the organization’s print and multi-media production needs, and social media communications.
Director, Finance and Administration
To provide leadership and oversee the administrative infrastructure that supports the work of CIES. Responsibilities include coordinating and analyzing the fiscal and administrative resources and supervising a full range of services, including finance and budget, information technology, human resources, training, and program support.
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Program Associate II, International Exchange Programs, Houston
The Program Associate II works as part of a close team (Program Managers and office Director) to administer the international scholarship exchange programs for students from around the world, including the Middle East/North Africa region, Indonesia and Russia. The position provides administrative support for the overall management of the programs, and assists with scholar selection processes, reporting, event planning, immigration compliance, outreach and online scholarship application of existing and newly established programs.
Primarily, the Program Associate II will be responsible for organizing and maintaining immigration and academic files (both electronic and paper) on all students, paying tuition invoices and building rapport with university billing offices, preparing student progress reports, processing applications and meeting preparation. The position may assist with the website, financial reporting, and correspondence with the students.
Director, Vietnam Office
Responsible for the overall management and supervision of IIE’s Vietnam offices, including: coordination of EducationUSA educational advising services for the country; management of existing scholarship, fellowship and training projects; implementation of IIE US higher education fairs; lead sales, marketing and representation of Educational Testing Service (ETS) products; provide strategic direction to the office and staff; management of the office’s finances and administration; and development of new programs. All of these activities will be undertaken in close collaboration with partners and sponsors, particularly the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Mission to Vietnam and Ministry of Education and Training (MOET).
Regional Educational Advising Coordinator, Southeast Asia
The Regional Educational Advising Coordinator (REAC) Program is designed to foster international student mobility between the United States and the rest of the world through the EducationUSA network. The REAC fosters student mobility between the United States and Southeast Asia working with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to oversee and support a regional network of advising centers. REACs act as a resource on educational systems and exchanges; provide assessment, direction, training and quality control of EducationUSA advising centers; and develop and promote the EducationUSA network.
Assistant Director, Gilman Scholarship Program, Houston, Texas
The Assistant Director, Gilman International Scholarship Program works as part of a close team to administer the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program. The Gilman Program currently offers 1,800 scholarships each year to financially needy undergraduate students.
No telephone inquiries, please. If interested in applying, please see individual job descriptions for application instructions. Please indicate your salary requirements with your resume.
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