Supplemental Instruction Manager

This Supplemental Instruction Manager position is with University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ. Lead and support a team of professional staff responsible for coordinating SI sessions across multiple campus locations. Establish goals, priorities, and procedures for SI initiatives in collaboration with the Associate Director, ensuring alignment with departmental and university-wide academic objectives, and emerging student needs. Provide expertise in study group and peer-to-peer pedagogy, models, and methodologies, serving as the campus resource and consultant for SI initiatives. Coordinate the delivery of exemplary SI services to provide equitable academic support to all students. Assist with determining program structure and staffing levels for SI services within budgetary parameters. Review program effectiveness and recommend improvements based on assessment results, feedback, and evolving SI, group study, and learning support. Coordinate and maintain accreditation or certification of SI training program in accordance with the International Center for Supplemental Instruction (UMKC) standards. Monitor and assess program performance, service quality, and student outcomes, recommending data-informed improvements. Partner with Think Tank program leadership to support evaluation and assessment strategies that measure learning outcomes, identify trends, and inform continuous improvement. Assist with the development and implementation of future assessment frameworks for university-wide peer-led and academic support initiatives. Collaborate with key campus to coordinate academic support. Provide professional development opportunities for SI staff and colleagues through workshops, seminars, and presentations. Prepare utilization and analytical reports on SI activity, outcomes, and expenditures, present findings and recommendations to the Associate Director, Director, and leadership. Assist in fiscal planning, budget development, and financial oversight for SI programs; explore and manage alternative or supplemental funding sources, including grants and proposals. Communicate regularly with the Associate Director about program progress, challenges, and strategic recommendations. Participate in research, professional organizations, and university committees to advance academic support efforts and promote professional growth. Contribute to departmental initiatives and collaborative projects that enhance the visibility, reach, and impact of Think Tank. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Knowledge of FERPA and ethical principles in working with student staff and students. Knowledge of University of Arizona student-worker hiring procedures and policies. Knowledge of peer-led learning principles and practices. Knowledge of leadership, management, and supervision principles and practices. Strong communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills. Demonstrated excellent oral, written, and presentation skills. Demonstrated ability to support a broad student population. Demonstrated organizational skills, attention to detail, and high degree of openness to new approaches and new ideas.