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Reporting to the Head of Grants Administration, the Grants Administrator I will provide grants management support for specific Getty grant programs, including grant application processing, basic eligibility review, payment and report scheduling, and preparation and tracking of grant agreements. Will review and update data and contacts in database and test functionality of online forms and processes. Provides administrative assistance to senior managers.
Please Note – This is a part-time, five-month temporary position with an anticipated end date of February 26, 2027, working 10-15 hours/week.
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