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University of North Alabama
Senior Administrative Assistant, Housing & Residence Life
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What they do
An Office or Administrative Assistant performs administrative work in an office. Works in a wide variety of office settings, such as a company or business, or a government office or school. Manages paper and electronic files, uses office equipment including computers, responds to phone calls and emails, routes mail and maintains calendars and schedules.
$39,999 / year median in Alabama
+1% projected growth
Job Description
This position is responsible for performing secretarial and administrative functions, specifically assisting all administrative and professional staff. This position will also serve the support staff, as needed, for departmental and hall events. Greet visitors, handle incoming calls, and perform general administrative duties in a positive manner to make a good first impression with members of the University and community; Act as the primary administrative support for department leadership, managing multiple schedules, departmental communications, and high-level coordination; Respond to public questions/concerns with speed and professionalism and direct inquiries to other staff when appropriate; Assemble and prepare materials for departmental, staff, and committee meetings, including agendas and minutes; Attend meetings and prepare, distribute, record, and maintain action items; Create, maintain, and update electronic records and reports; Manage the primary office and assist with management of satellite offices; Assist with the supervision of student employees (student workers, resident advisors, facility student workers, etc.) in office responsibilities; Process student housing charges (e.g., lock changes, damages, restitution, utility overages) and manage account holds; Provide administrative support such as managing phones, departmental email accounts, personnel/event schedules, ordering and inventorying office supplies, and maintaining departmental copiers, printers, and public usage computers/tablets; Monitor departmental budgets by monitoring expenditures, reconciling accounts, tracking revenue, and providing budgetary reports to departmental and divisional leadership; Oversee procurement processes, including purchase orders, requisitions, and disbursements, ensuring compliance with university policies; Process purchasing transactions for office supplies, operational expenses, housing-related goods, and contracted services; Serve as the primary administrator for purchasing cards (P-cards), ensuring accurate reconciliation and adherence to university purchasing guidelines; Manage the billing, invoicing, and reconciliation of housing for summer camps, conferences, and short-term residents; Create, audit, and apply residential charges to student accounts, e.g. utility overages, lock changes, damages, restitution, fines, etc.; Assist with occupancy processes such as check-in, check-out, room condition assessments, key inventories, etc.; Communicate and work with all university constituents on behalf of the department; Perform all other duties as assigned.