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Maintain active involvement in the Writing Center and Graduate Writing Scholarship programs while contributing to UWC administration. Conduct regular program assessments of University Writing Center graduate services. Hold regular meetings with other UWC core administrators (Director, Assistant Director, Operations Manager) to discuss program budget, assessment, and potential projects aimed at expanding services. Collaborate with UWC core administrative staff on strategic planning, assessment, social media management, and floor operations. Ensure efficient and timely assessment of UWC graduate services.Work in conjunction with Department Manager on budgeting and setting priorities. Meets regularly with OGS to discuss program budget, assessment, and potential projects aimed at expanding services.Organize hiring, training, and supervising of consultants and presenters for University Writing Center graduate student services.Continue engagement with the Writing Center and Graduate Writing Scholarship by actively participating in relevant scholarly organizations, conferences, and publications. Coordinate intra-university and community outreach efforts. Write grants to secure funding for new graduate writing research and projects. As international student population grows (currently 29% of all graduate students), expands services and English Language Learning programming. Attends and presents research at national and international conferences on the topic of graduate student education and mentoring/supportOffer one-on-one consultations, create and collate relevant resources (print and digital), prepare timely and accurate reports on request.Coordinate a minimum of two summer dissertation and graduate writing workshops. Collaborate with other staff members to schedule, organize, staff, and facilitate various graduate services, including writing retreats, writing groups, orientation sessions, and presentations.Other related functions as assigned.