The Associate General Coordinator in Project Management supports the successful planning, execution, and completion of administrative projects that contribute to the university’s strategic objectives. As an entry-level professional in general administration, this role assists in organizing project components, maintaining documentation, tracking progress, and supporting communication between project stakeholders. The coordinator contributes to cross-functional projects that may include operational improvements, policy implementation, or system upgrades—typically with defined goals, milestones, and end dates. As an individual contributor, the Associate General Coordinator works independently on assigned tasks while also collaborating as part of broader project teams. Key responsibilities include coordinating project schedules, preparing reports and summaries, documenting action items, helping identify project risks, and supporting team efforts to meet deadlines. This position may also assist in stakeholder communications and logistical planning for meetings, training sessions, or other project-related activities, while learning and applying standard project management practices in a professional setting. This role serves as an entry point into project management within a higher education environment and is designed for individuals with limited experience but strong organizational, communication, and analytical skills. Under the guidance of more experienced project managers, the Associate General Coordinator gains practical experience in navigating complex administrative structures and supporting projects that improve university services and operations. The position provides a strong foundation for growth in administrative project and program management roles across the institution.