Program Coordinator, Mobility Safety

$51,792 - $51,792/Yr

George Washington University - Washington, DC

Part-time,Full-time

Washington, DC

Educational Services

About the position

The Mobility Safety Program Coordinator at The George Washington University is responsible for coordinating, delivering, and evaluating a mobility safety program aimed at enhancing student safety related to transportation on campus. This role involves collaboration with various stakeholders to promote safe transportation practices and support student well-being through educational initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Create, implement, and evaluate programming on scooter, bike, car, and pedestrian safety on campus
• Partner with other universities in the DC area to develop and implement a comprehensive approach to preventing traffic-related injuries and death
• Increase access to alternative transportation and communication around mobility safety measures
• Create educational opportunities for incoming students on safely navigating DC
• Perform a needs assessment on student attitudes towards impaired mobility, substance use, and access to transportation
• Support GW's substance-use programming, policies, and resources
• Collaborate with students and student organizations to deliver substance-use education and programming
• Support the implementation and evaluation of campus-wide health and wellbeing surveys
• Implement mobility safety education for residential students
• Attend departmental and division meetings and professional development opportunities
• Assist with the development and implementation of the department's services, programs and events

Requirements

• Degree in public health, public administration, public policy, health education, or a related field
• Interest and/or experience in safe transportation, Vision Zero, and reducing impaired mobility
• Experience creating, implementing, and evaluating systems-level programs
• Knowledge of substance-use evidence-based practices and harm reduction strategies
• Strong written and oral communication skills
• Proficiency with personal computers, newsletters, software, program marketing, and use of database software