Program Director (Non-Profit) jobs in Kennewick, WA

• Supervise CAMP advisors and program staff; hire, train and evaluate program staff; monitor staff development; track and monitor student worker hours and payroll; and conduct regular meetings with staff to ensure compliance with program regulations and objectives;
• Develop a recruitment plan and assist outreach and recruitment efforts to migrant and seasonal farm workers, including maintaining an aggressive media campaign in English and Spanish and assisting with home visits when needed;
• Conduct intake to determine eligibility into CAMP program; provide academic and career advising and determine basic needs and support services for students;
• Coordinate and facilitate on-going education and cultural opportunities for CAMP students;
• Develop and administer operational budgets according to federal and institutional policies and authorize expenditures in coordination with Vice President of Student Services;
• Coordinate and communicate all CAMP related issues between U.S. Department of Education and program staff in cooperation with the Vice President of Student Services (Project Administrator);
• Liaise and coordinate with state migrant agencies, school districts, community and state and national CAMP programs;
• Develop monthly reports to project administrator;
• Develop curriculum for Bridge Lab and Applied Leadership Course;
• Coordinate Supplemental Instruction Support with the Math/Science Department; and
• Other related duties as assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree from an institutionally accredited college or university; 
• Experience developing reports and conducting presentations related to program performance issues;
• Experience with budget management and developing reports;
• Educational and/or career advising experience;
• Experience supervising employees; 
• Knowledge of federal and state guidelines, policies and procedures;
• Bilingual in English and Spanish; and
• Two (2) years of experience working with first generation students, and migrant/seasonal farm workers.

• Master’s degree from an institutionally accredited college or university;
• Prior experience with federally funded grant programs in a higher education environment; and
• Understanding of the role of recruitment, academic and career advising, and retention within the program scope and MSFW population.

This is a full-time, overtime eligible, administrative staff position. The typical work hours for this position are Monday through Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; however, work hours may vary due to work demands, summer schedule and some evening and weekend work may be required.

CBC is an equal opportunity employer and complies with the letter and spirit of all federal and state laws. CBC encourages applications from qualified candidates regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or other legal protected characteristics. Candidates who need any accommodation in the application process or in employment should contact the Office of Human Resources.

CBC offers excellent medical/dental insurance, life insurance, long-term disability, paid leave, retirement plans, and a variety of benefit options. Please view the “Benefits” tab for comprehensive benefits information.

Successful candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Provide proof of lawful permanent residency or other appropriate work authorization as required by the Immigration Reform Control Act of 1986.
• Disclose any substantiated findings or any ongoing investigations related to sexual misconduct as required by RCW28B.112.080
• Pass a criminal background check. Note: information learned during the criminal background check will not necessarily preclude employment but may be a factor in eligibility for the position.
• Maintain an alcohol-free and drug-free workplace during employment.