Roosevelt House, located on Manhattan's Upper East Side, was the
historic New York City home of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and
Franklin's mother, Sara Delano Roosevelt, from 1908 to 1942. An integral
part of Hunter College since 1943, it reopened in 2010 after an
extensive renovation as the permanent home of the Roosevelt House Public
Policy Institute at Hunter College, dedicated to teaching, research and
public programming in the fields of public policy and human rights. The
institute provides opportunities for Hunter students to experience
meaningful civic engagement and pursue undergraduate studies in public
policy and human rights; for faculty to research, teach, and write about
important issues of the day; and for scholarly and public audiences to
participate in high-profile lectures, seminars and conferences.
POSITION INFORMATION
Roosevelt House is seeking a part-time administrative assistant to provide support for the institute's director.
Responsibilities include researching and assembling background
information for meetings; updating contact information in MS Outlook and
other database entry; filing; photocopying; typing and proofreading
correspondence; and other tasks as assigned. The candidate should have
excellent computer skills, including knowledge of MS Office, as well as
strong administrative and organizational skills. The ideal candidate for
the job would be a team player who is resourceful and able to
anticipate the director's needs. Excellent opportunity to be part of a
dynamic and growing institution.
Please email a cover letter and resume to Laura Holbrook at lholbroo@hunter.cuny.edu. No phone calls please.