Graduate Program Coordinators
There are, typically, two primary roles in graduate program administration: graduate faculty advising and graduate program curriculum development. Below is a list of the activities performed by each of these functions.
The following activities relate to the role of graduate faculty advisor:
- Review and approve new applications for admission to the graduate program
- Advising students in the creation of their Program of Study
- Provide leadership for the recruiting of new graduate students for the program
- Create program flyers and provide information to promote the graduate program
- Serve as liaison with the Graduate Studies Office in the recruiting, admission, and advising of graduate students
- Monitoring graduate student progress and following up as needed
- Enforce graduate policies and graduate program requirements
- Advising graduate students regarding their thesis, comprehensive exam, or other capstone experience
- Reviewing graduate student applications for graduation
The following activities relate to the administration of graduate curriculum :
- Supervise the department graduate curriculum committee
- Consult and advise graduate program faculty regarding curriculum change and development
- Consult and advise graduate faculty and students regarding graduate policies
- Schedule department graduate curriculum committee meetings
- Facilitate revision of the graduate program curriculum
- Serve as liaison between the department graduate curriculum committee and the College/School curriculum committee and the Graduate Studies Office
- Provide for the implementation of curriculum and policy changes