Senior Academic Records Coordinator, Degree Audit (Multiple Positions)

This Senior Academic Records Coordinator, Degree Audit (Multiple Positions) position is with University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. Degree Audit and Academic Planning Configuration Configure, maintain, test, and document academic requirements within degree audit, academic planning, and related academic records systems. Translate approved curriculum, catalog requirements, and academic policies into system logic and degree audit rules. Develop and maintain requirement structures for undergraduate, graduate, certificate, and specialized academic programs. Validate audit outcomes to ensure accurate representation of approved academic requirements. Maintain documentation supporting system configuration, business rules, and implementation standards. Ensure timely implementation of approved academic program and curriculum changes. Curriculum Implementation and Analysis Analyze approved curriculum changes and determine appropriate implementation within degree audit and academic planning tools. Evaluate complex academic programs, degree requirements, and curricular relationships. Assess impacts of curriculum modifications on requirement structures, degree audit outcomes, and academic planning functionality. Identify and resolve discrepancies between approved curriculum, catalog requirements, and system configuration. Collaborate with Curricular Affairs, academic colleges, and other stakeholders to clarify implementation requirements and support consistency across academic programs. Review and interpret curricular proposals to support accurate implementation within institutional systems. Academic Records Systems Support Support functional administration of academic records related to academic structure, degree progress and academic planning. Participate in system upgrades, testing efforts, enhancements, and implementation projects. Troubleshoot complex degree audit and academic planning issues and recommend solutions. Collaborate with information technology partners regarding system functionality, enhancements, and issue resolution. Develop and execute test plans and validate system changes prior to production implementation. Consultation and Collaboration Serve as a functional resource for colleges, advisors, curriculum administrators, and registrar staff. Explain degree audit logic, requirement structures, and implementation approaches. Consult with stakeholders regarding impacts of curriculum and policy changes on degree audit and academic planning processes. Participate in committees, working groups, and projects related to curriculum implementation, academic records, and student success initiatives. Documentation, Training, and Continuous Improvement Develop and maintain procedures, knowledge resources, and training materials. Provide training and consultation on degree audit and academic planning functionality. Identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency, consistency, and service delivery. Contribute to the development of standards and best practices related to academic requirement implementation. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Knowledge of higher education curriculum, academic policies, degree requirements, and academic records processes. Knowledge of degree audit, academic planning, student information systems, and related technologies. Ability to interpret and implement complex curriculum and academic policies. Ability to analyze and evaluate detailed academic requirements and their relationships within academic programs. Ability to translate functional requirements into system configurations and business rules. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and troubleshooting skills. Ability to exercise independent judgment and manage multiple priorities simultaneously. Ability to communicate complex technical and functional concepts to various audiences. Ability to establish collaborative working relationships across academic and administrative units. Skill in testing, quality assurance, documentation, and process improvement.