College of Science | Purdue University | West Lafayette, Indiana

The College of Science is seeking a highly organized and collaborative Graduate Program Coordinator to support graduate education initiatives and departmental operations. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working in a dynamic academic environment, building relationships with students, faculty, and staff, and helping programs run efficiently and effectively. Come work with us in a department that works with people all over the world. There is a lot of energy and we continue to grow. This position will allow you to help support students with meaningful work.

What You'll Do

As the Graduate Program Coordinator, you will provide high-level administrative and program support while serving as a key resource for graduate students, faculty, and departmental leadership. Responsibilities include:

• Coordinate graduate program activities, events, and communications.
• Serve as a primary point of contact for students, faculty, and external partners, resolving complex inquiries with professionalism and discretion.
• Prepare, edit, and distribute correspondence, reports, presentations, and promotional materials.
• Conduct research and gather information to support departmental initiatives and decision-making.
• Monitor program budgets, maintain records, and assist with financial and administrative processes.
• Support special projects and program initiatives, often working independently and exercising sound judgment.
• Provide guidance and functional oversight for administrative support activities and contribute to process improvements.

Why Purdue Science?

The College of Science offers an engaging environment where administrative professionals play an important role in advancing education, research, and student achievement. This position provides opportunities to work closely with faculty, graduate students, and university leaders while contributing to programs that make a meaningful impact.

Join a team that values collaboration, service, and continuous improvement while helping support the next generation of scientists and researchers.