Careers Job Description
General Description
The Program Director is responsible for the effective and
successful management of the overall program/center. The
Program Director directs the project and ensures that activities are
conducted in full compliance with the specifications of the City of
New York Department of Youth and Community Development
(DYCD) and provides detailed guidance and leadership to the
Medgar Evers College Cornerstone center staff. Program Director
serves as the liaison between the Medgar Evers College School of
Professional and Community Development (SPCD); DYCD;
school-age participants and their parents and oversees the day-today
supervision and operation of the program, located in New
York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) community centers.
Other Duties
The Program Director will work with Medgar Evers College SPCD
staff to develop educational, recreational, and guidance activities
that will be implemented in order to meet the mandates of the
program. Maintain database for DYCD, conduct monthly co-locators
meetings, supervise Saturday programs, conduct
workshops, and schedule workshop assignments for staff. Attend
mandated, scheduled DYCD, College meetings, trainings, and
advisory board meetings. Promote the program by attending PTA
meetings, open houses, and functions in and out of the community.
Assist with all report writing for funding sources and the college.
Hire appropriate and qualified staff for the center.
Qualifications
The Program Director must have at least a bachelor’s degree in
Early Childhood Education or a related field, and/or a minimum
of five years experience working with children and experience
working in a supervisory position. A master’s degree in education
or related field is preferred and excellent interpersonal and
communication skills. SACC credentialing is required for this
position. The Program Director must have excellent computer skills
and have the ability to conduct workshops, write curricula,
and schedule activities. The Program Director must have the ability
to accept guidance and supervision from a command structure and
must be able to work in the evenings and on Saturdays. The Program
Director must also be knowledgeable of the Cornerstone
community.
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Key Features
School of Professional and Community Dev
Full Time
Depends on Qualifications
Dec 01, 2022 (Or Until Filled)