The Grants Specialist is a member of the Institutional Advancement, Marketing, and Research Division who: 1) develops and writes grant proposals for submission to multiple sponsoring agencies in order to secure grant funding that will support divisional and College goals, specifically the College’s strategic priorities; and 2) assists with post-grant award programmatic activities and compliance.
• Researches grant opportunities and works with various campus stakeholders to write, and edit grant proposals/applications for submission to federal, state, and local agencies, as well as to private funding agencies and foundations.
• Organizes and participates on grant writing teams to develop, write, and edit grant proposals.
• Assists the Director of Grant Development in providing support to College faculty, administrators, and staff who are in need of assistance with grant writing.
• Serves as a subject matter expert on internal grant committees and the College’s Human Subject Review Committee, the Institutional Review Board (IRB).
• Assists the Director of Grant Development with developing, coordinating and implementing trainings and workshops on grant and budget development.
• Participates in regular, ongoing meetings with Principal Investigators or Project Directors to ensure grant-funded projects are meeting goals, objectives, and performance measures in a timely manner.
• Responsible for writing post-grant award program narrative update reports (both interim and final reports).
• Prepares post-grant sub-award agreements.
• Collaborates on various Office of Grant Development and Institutional Advancement, Marketing, and Research initiatives and activities, as needed.
Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in Business, English or related field; (Master’s preferred).
• Three to five years of documented success in the acquisition of public and private sector grants in education, human services, or a related field.
• Demonstrated expertise in all phases of grant development and grants management including researching prospective grant opportunities, writing and editing grant proposals to include grant budget development, and post-grant award programmatic activities.
BCCC offers a competitive benefits package which includes annual, sick, and personal leave, tuition remission benefits at University System of Maryland Institutions for all full time employees, and multiple insurance options.
Email entire packet to careers@bccc.edu [4]
All applicants must provide the following information as part of the initial application package in order to receive consideration:
• Cover letter (including salary history)
• Resume
• Completed BCCC Application and EEO Survey – links below
• Unofficial transcripts
Salary: 56,911 - 64,091