Secretary to the TWU System Board of Regents and Policy Coordinator - Chancellor's Office
Texas Woman's University
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- Location
- Denton, TX
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 28
- 1 day ago
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About the company
Texas Woman's University
Higher education · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Provide comprehensive coordination and administrative support for Board governance activities
- Manage the timely and accurate flow of information among university and system leadership
- Coordinate the development, review, approval, implementation, and maintenance of university-wide policies
- Support efforts to translate policy and regulatory requirements into institutional action
What you need
- A keen eye for legalistic, concise, and accurate writing
- Sound judgment and discretion
- Strong organizational skills
- Ability to produce clear, concise, and accurate written communications
Key skills
sound judgmentdiscretionstrong organizational skills
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Serves as the chancellor’s designated secretary to the TWU System Board of Regents, providing comprehensive coordination and administrative support for Board governance activities and managing the timely and accurate flow of information among university and system leadership. A keen eye for legalistic, concise, and accurate writing is essential. In collaboration with policy owners and campus partners, the secretary coordinates the development, review, approval, implementation, and maintenance of university-wide policies and supports efforts to translate policy and regulatory requirements into institutional action. Success in this role requires sound judgment, discretion, strong organizational skills, and the ability to produce clear, concise, and accurate written communications in a highly accountable environment.