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Assistant Director, Sutton Center
The George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center in Bartlesville is searching for an Assistant Director. The Sutton Center's mission is to find cooperative conservation solutions for birds and the natural world through science and education (www.suttoncenter.org). The Assistant Director assists the Executive Director with personnel management, coordination of Center activities and budgeting. Responsibilities include maintaining and reporting on financial records, communicating with the public about Center activities, and occasional outside field work. We seek an individual with financial management skills, particularly with grants and contracts, organizational management experience, a background in wildlife management and/or conservation biology, and who is comfortable interacting with and speaking to the public. A Bachelor's degree and 24 months of management experience are required. Individuals with an advanced degree, familiarity with accounting software, and knowledgeable about birds will be given preference. Questions regarding the position can be directed to llarsson@ou.edu.
Applicants MUST apply for this position online at https://jobs.ou.edu. Requisition #12872.
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