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Student Accounting Systems Support Specialist (Valencia Community College) [ARCHIVED]

Title: Student Accounting Systems Support Specialist
Job Type: Technical/Customer Service Positions
Organization: Valencia Community College
Location: Orlando, FL (Southern U.S.)
Carnegie Classification: AA - Associate's Colleges
Description:

Responsible for the system integrity of the Banner application, and all other applications that support the Accounts Receivable- Student Account function. Serves as the Accounts Receivable-Student Accounts technical support liaison to the OIT area and other college wide departments. Programs and maintains the AppWorks job scheduler for all financial related processes. Includes determination of parameters by querying the Banner student database with population selection programming (Banner resident programming language). Audits and processes weekly Financial Aid disbursements. Involves thorough understanding of Banner processes that impact student accounts to determine appropriateness of cash outlays. Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution [required] or a combination of Associates degree and job related experience. APPLICATION DEADLINE: 02/22/07.

For consideration a completed Valencia Community College employment application is required. To download the application visit our website at http://valenciacc.edu/jobs or call 407-582-8002. EA/EO.
More Information: http://www.valenciacc.edu
Posted:February 12th, 2007
Closed:February 22nd, 2007
 
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