Standard University business hours

8:30am - 5:00pm (academic year)
8:00am - 4:30pm (summer)

Hours may vary based on operational needs.

The Regional Programs Manager oversees administration for the South Asia Center, the East Asia Program and the Central Asia and the Caucasus Initiative. He/she will oversee events, conferences, and outreach activities, participate in grant seeking and grant writing, curate content for newsletters, brochures, websites, posters, social media and outreach. They will be the hub for communications for the Asia Regional programs. The Regional Programs Manager will work with the Event Coordinator and other institute staff to execute the smooth administration of the Programs activities. This position will work with the Directors of three regional centers/programs to implement the vision and goals for the program. This position will provide continuity and momentum for the Asia regional programs.

This role will also add to the curriculum at the Maxwell School in the areas of Asia and political theory by being the instructor in courses such as PSC300: Politics of India, PSC 125: Introduction to Political Theory, Max 132 or related courses in the Department of Political Science. This role will teach 2 courses per academic year and is responsible for creation of course content, instruction, grading and working with the department on course planning.

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