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AI Summer Institute Coordinator (Leader of Summer Experience)

Talladega, AL

Talladega College
Education Programs Administration • 51 - 200 employees
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Full-time, Temporary

Re-posted 15 days ago

Job description

Position Type: Seasonal / Full-Time (Residential Leadership) Program Dates: June 1, 2026 Department: Academic Affairs / Summer & Enrichment Programs Location: Talladega College, Talladega, Alabama

Position Overview

The AI Summer Institute Coordinator serves as the chief architect and leader of the Summer Experience, overseeing all operational, instructional, residential, and co-curricular components of the AI Summer Institute. This role is ideal for a dynamic, mission-driven professional who thrives in fast-paced learning environments, excels at student engagement, and can orchestrate a seamless, high-quality summer program from start to finish.

The Coordinator ensures that the Institute delivers a transformative, future-forward experience that blends artificial intelligence, creative problem-solving, academic enrichment, and community-building. This position requires exceptional leadership, communication, and organizational skills, as well as a passion for empowering emerging scholars.

Key Responsibilities

Program Leadership & Experience Design

  • Serve as the primary leader and point of contact for all aspects of the AI Summer Institute.
  • Design and implement a cohesive daily schedule that integrates instruction, workshops, enrichment activities, and residential life.
  • Ensure the program reflects Talladega College?s commitment to innovation, academic excellence, and student-centered learning.
  • Lead daily briefings with staff, instructors, and residential counselors to maintain alignment and quality.

Student Engagement & Community Building

  • Foster a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive learning community for all participants.
  • Oversee student orientation, community standards, and engagement protocols.
  • Coordinate evening programs, weekend activities, and special events that enhance the student experience.
  • Serve as a visible, accessible leader who models professionalism, empathy, and enthusiasm.

Staff Supervision & Training

  • Recruit, train, and supervise residential counselors, instructional assistants, and program support staff.
  • Conduct pre-program training on safety, youth development, AI literacy, and program expectations.
  • Provide ongoing coaching, performance feedback, and conflict-resolution support.

Operations & Logistics

  • Manage daily program operations, including attendance, transportation, facilities coordination, and meal schedules.
  • Ensure compliance with institutional policies, safety standards, and emergency procedures.
  • Oversee housing assignments, room checks, and residential life protocols.
  • Maintain accurate documentation of incidents, attendance, and program metrics.

Instructional & Academic Support

  • Collaborate with faculty, guest speakers, and industry partners to support AI-focused workshops and learning modules.
  • Ensure instructional spaces are prepared, equipped, and aligned with program needs.
  • Support curriculum delivery by coordinating materials, technology, and student movement.