Special Programs Coordinator: STEM Starter Academy Case Manager

The Special Programs Coordinator will be responsible for management of the STEM Starter Academy (SSA), a series of interconnected
programs, activities, and interventions designed to promote academic and professional success of students interested in science, technology,
engineering, mathematics, and allied health. Responsibilities include: guidance and case management of STEM students to support their goals
and academic plans at BCC and beyond; development, implementation, promotion, and assessment of SSA activities and programs; organization of
regular cohort meetings and jointly organizing STEM Cafés; communication with the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and
the evaluation team at the UMass Donahue Institute; arrangement of student field trips; maintenance of SSA related records; collection and
communication of SSA related data; and institution of an action plan to promote equity in STEM and Allied Health at the College.

Requirements:

The successful candidate will possess a Bachelor’s degree (Master’s degree preferred) in education,
science, or a technical field, with experience working in education, and preferably in programming related to career development or
advising.

Additional Information:

Source of Funding: STEM Starter Academy Grant

Pay: $30.03/hour; part-time, non-benefited

Area of Assignment: STEM and Allied Health

Supervisor: STEM Starter Director

Hours: Approximately 18.5 hours/week

Pursuant to the
Clery Act of 1990 a copy of Berkshire Community College’s security report is available on the BCC Website.

Application
Instructions:

Submit your resume and cover letter by visiting the Berkshire Community College Job
Board.

Closing Date: July 17, 2023

About Berkshire Community College:

Berkshire
Community College (BCC) has the distinction of being the first community college established in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Nestled
in the scenic Berkshire Hills, our nearly 2,000 students have access to a wide range of career and transfer programs on our newly renovated
campus. Occupying a scenic 180-acre property, just minutes from downtown Pittsfield, Massachusetts, BCC provides students from a broad range
of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds with an intimate learning environment, small class sizes, and much opportunity for interaction
with faculty. Berkshire County was home to many forward-thinking historic figures including, W.E.B. DuBois, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth
(Mumbet) Freeman, all of whom were pioneers of social justice. The Berkshires contain both rural and urban elements, combining a beautiful
natural environment with world class museums and other cultural opportunities. Pittsfield and Berkshire County continue to evolve, with
immigrants from over 70 countries now calling the Berkshires their home. BCC seeks to recruit diverse employees who embrace, as well as
demonstrate, a commitment to diversity and inclusion and whose experiences and perspectives model the opportunities and success derived from
a college education.