Project GO Overseas Resident Coordinator

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40 hours per week, including some late afternoons and weekends. Program dates June 1, 2025 to August 30, 2025.

International flight and lodging while abroad are provided and covered by the program.

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Represent the program on site during classes, excursions, trips, and for meetings with students and program providers and instructors, monitor students' progress and wellbeing

Attend and help coordinate logistics for all excursions and off-campus activities.

Assist with post-arrival orientation in Latvia

Facilitate pre- and post-program assessments for students

Be available for student meetings outside of class hours as needed

Assist the Resident Director in handling student emergencies, illnesses, or disciplinary matters

Periodically attend language classes to monitor student progress and provide early intervention if needed

Report any student misconduct, health, or safety concerns to the Resident Director

Facilitate emergency reporting to the UGA Global Engagement Office

Check in with students regarding any accommodation concerns