Title III Project and Grants Coordinator
Wytheville Community College · Wytheville, VA · Virginia
- Role
- Program manager
- First seen
- Nov 12, 2026
- Closes
- Not listed
- Salary
- $74,985-$80,000 based on education and experience
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Summary
The Title III Project and Grants Coordinator provides college-wide leadership for grant administration at Wytheville Community College while serving as Project Coordinator for the college's Title III, Part A Strengthening Institutions Program. Approximately 50% of the role involves day-to-day management of the Title III project focused on career services and work-based learning, while the remaining 50% provides college-wide grant coordination including identifying funding opportunities, coordinating proposal development, and supporting post-award implementation. The position serves as a central point of coordination among college leadership, faculty, staff, funding agencies, and community partners.
Key qualifications
- Master's degree in grants administration, project management, higher education administration, public administration, nonprofit administration, business administration, or related field
- Demonstrated experience managing complex projects, grants, contracts, programs, or comparable initiatives involving multiple stakeholders and deadlines
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate projects from planning through implementation, monitoring, reporting, and closeout
- Experience preparing professional reports, proposals, narratives, or other complex written documents
- Demonstrated ability to interpret and apply policies, regulations, guidelines, and contractual or grant requirements
- Demonstrated experience monitoring budgets, expenditures, and financial compliance
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