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This position is part of the Haskell Indian Nations University, Bureau of Indian Education (BIE), Department of the Interior (DOI). As a Supervisory Education Program Specialist (TRIO Director) you will be responsible for developing and implementing programming to promote student persistence and retention, student success and graduation. As a Supervisory Education Program Specialist (TRIO Director), GS-1720-11, your typical work assignments may include the following under supervision: Providing supervision, leadership and mentoring of staff, tutors and student workers in the TRIO-Student Support Services (TRIO-SSS) program. Implementing, managing, and supplementing strategic student support programing related to peer tutoring, summer bridge program, seminar course, first generation students, student employment and other initiatives. Ensuring TRIO-SSS is responding to student issues and concerns; working closely with students to resolve all issues to ensure ongoing...

SUMMARY The Workforce Development Coordinator serves as a student-centered leader responsible for advancing workforce development initiatives that connect students to meaningful career pathways and support tribal and regional economic growth. This position focuses on building strong relationships with students, community partners, employers, and educational systems to expand access to career and technical opportunities.   The Coordinator leads the development, coordination, and evaluation of workforce programs, supports student success through career readiness initiatives, and ensures alignment with community workforce needs. This position will also support institutional readiness for emerging federal financial aid programs, including Workforce Pell, by helping to ensure short-term programs meet eligibility, credentialing, and outcomes accountability requirement. This role may also oversee grant-funded initiatives that enhance student access, training opportunities, and...

SCOPE OF WORK  This is a writing-intensive position requiring strong communication and collaboration skills. The  Grants Writer & Development Specialist serves as the College’s primary grant writer, developing  clear, competitive proposals aligned with NWIC’s mission and strategic priorities. The position  supports the pursuit of funding from federal, state, Tribal, private, and corporate sources.  Working closely with administrators, faculty, and program leaders, the Grants Writer &  Development Specialist translates program concepts into compliant, high-quality submissions  and manages proposal timelines to meet agency deadlines. The position leverages Strategic Plan  and Program Work Plan priorities to guide proposal development, track activity, and support  reporting on funding outcomes and success rates.   DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES  • Technical Writing: Write and prepare proposals in the appropriate style and  terminology for the readers of the application,...