Program Director Jobs in Charlotte, NC
Program Director jobs in Charlotte are concentrated in healthcare, financial services, and nonprofit and government sectors, with hiring hubs in Uptown, South End, and University City. Employers actively posting roles include Honeywell, JLL, and MAERSK. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Top employerHoneywell
Work type61% Hybrid
Top credentialMaster's degree
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Assistant Director, Honors Bridge Program & Advisor
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UNC Charlotte
Assistant Director, Honors Bridge Program & Advisor
Charlotte, North Carolina
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Director, Program Management
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JLL
Director, Program Management
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Director, Global Risk & Resilience Program Governance
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Honeywell
Director, Global Risk & Resilience Program Governance
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Program Director, First Presbyterian Church Child Development Center
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First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte
Program Director, First Presbyterian Church Child Development Center
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Clinic Program Director
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The FACTS Initiative
Clinic Program Director
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Assistant Director, Honors Bridge Program & Advisor
UNC Charlotte·Charlotte, North Carolina
Job functions:
$47k - $58k/yr
Master's degree
Job Description
The Honors College is an academic and support hub for academically motivated UNC Charlotte undergraduates, including all members of honors programs, merit scholars, and students seeking endorsement for nationally competitive awards.
Primary Purpose of Position
To advise and coordinate programming for the Honors Bridge Program (HBP), a specialized initiative for high-achieving incoming students who enter UNC Charlotte with 50+ credit hours and expect to graduate in 4 to 5 semesters. This position is committed to engaging HBP students in personal development and self-assessment, orienting them in the requirements and expectations of the Honors College, and guiding their successful transition into honors programs in their field of study.
This position also advises University Honors Program (UHP) students who want to join an honors program in their field of study, aiming to graduate with dual honors (both UHP and in their major) or transition completely into a disciplinary honors program. In support of both the HBP and the UHP advising roles, this position manages the universal honors application platform for continuing students and works closely with honors program directors across campus to maintain access to honors in the field of study.
Additionally, this position provides support for Nationally Competitive Awards applicants, leveraging strong writing and academic advising skills to mentor students across the university through competitive fellowship and scholarship application processes.
This individual upholds the expectations and standards of advising at Charlotte in a professional and respectful manner that reflects an appreciation for students from all backgrounds, working as a collaborative team member with the Honors College staff and reporting to the Director of Honors Advising and Nationally Competitive Awards in the Honors College.
Summary of Position Responsibilities
Honors Bridge Program Advising: Advise, onboard, and orient the incoming HBP student cohort. Provide incoming and first-year HBP students with detailed information about curricular requirements (e.g., HONR 3700) and advise them on prerequisite coursework and GPA required for admittance into their destination honors program in their field of study. Utilize strong advising skills to assist individual and/or groups of students in developing their academic plans to complete honors requirements within an accelerated 4 to 5 semester timeline.
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UHP Advising: Advising University Honors Program students (called UHPers) who want to do dual honors or switch to honors in the field of study. Provide support during the registration process and assist students as needed. -
Liaison with Honors Programs Across Campus: Serve as a primary liaison between the Honors College and Honors Program Directors across all fields of study throughout the University. Maintain active, transparent communication to align honors opportunities with University-wide honors initiatives. Partner with program directors to build an integrated community through regular collaboration, shared advising practices, and co-sponsored academic programming for honors scholars. Collaborate with directors to establish clear application pathways, prerequisite expectations, and advise handoffs for HBP students transitioning into honors in the fields of study. -
Nationally Competitive Awards Advising: Working closely with the Director of Honors Advising and Nationally Competitive Awards, support the application and endorsement processes for Nationally Competitive Awards and Fellowships. Utilize strong writing and editing skills to guide applicants through essay drafting, personal statement revisions, proposal development, and interview preparation. -
Cross Campus Collaboration: Collaborate closely with the Honors College team, the honors program directors, and relevant partners across UNC Charlotte to facilitate smooth transitions and applications for HBP and UHP students into honors programs in the field of study. -
Co-Curricular Programming: Plan, organize, and deliver student co-curricular programming tailored for HBP students and UHP students considering honors in their field of study. -
Work in a supportive role with the Honors College team on honors related programming. -
Events & Travel: Provide support and attend honors related events, as well as conference travel with students (may include nights and weekends). The individual must have the ability to work autonomously in a complex, team-oriented unit while building strong alliances with faculty and campus partners that support the holistic development of students. -
Teaching: Plan, organize, and teach a lower-level Honors course and other duties as assigned. -
Universal Honors Application: Manage the universal honors application for HBP and for continuing students. -
Records & Audits: Maintain accurate advising records and track onboarding, course enrollment, and transition audits for HBP students as they apply to honors programs in the fields of study. Maintain participation records for audits and submit lists of HBP students eligible for Honors College housing in Levine Hall to the Assistant Director of Merit Scholars. -
Assessment & Reporting: Conduct student programming assessments related to HBP and UHP students transitioning into honors in their field of study and produce material for the Honors College annual report in the spring. In consultation with the Director of Honors Advising and Nationally Competitive Awards, prepare an area budget. Assist with planning and attending staff meetings and the fall retreat. -
Recruiting & Admissions: Support the planning and staffing of recruiting events, New Student Orientation, Open House, and Admitted Students Day. -
- Plan, organize, and teach a lower-level Honors course and other duties as assigned.
Minimum Education/Experience
Applicants must hold an earned Master’s Degree in any academic discipline represented at UNC Charlotte. Applicants are encouraged to access UNC Charlotte’s disciplinary areas here: https://academics.charlotte.edu/undergraduate-programs.
Preferred Education, Knowledge, Skills and Experience
- At least five years of advising type of experiences, more than seven years is preferred
- Graduate training that spans multiple disciplines and/or experience with interdisciplinary types of projects
- Demonstrated success advising undergraduate students in honors, interdisciplinary, or related academic programs
- Demonstrated success with working and collaborating with university faculty; preference is given to candidates who have demonstrated success in working with university faculty in interdisciplinary ways
- Experience developing innovative, student-centered, and inclusive projects and programs
- Evidence of effective student mentoring, advising, or coaching
- Strong communication, collaboration, interpersonal, and organizational skills
- Experience supporting undergraduate with preparing and writing for scholarship; preference given to candidates who can demonstrate impact in this area of supporting students in writing for national awards and scholarships
- Ability to collaborate effectively with administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community partners.
- Commitment to fostering academic excellence, leadership development, and student engagement among high-achieving students
Necessary Certifications/Licenses
Master’s degree or higher
Preferred Certifications/Licenses
Special Notes to Applicants
- The finalist will be subject to a Criminal Background Check and/or a Motor Vehicle Report
- The Search Committee will not contact references without first verifying permission with the finalist.
- Please Include the documents below when uploading your application:
- Cover Letter
- Curriculum Vitae
- Statement of Advising Philosophy
- Contact Information for three Professional References
- Additional application materials as requested through the University application system
- UNC Charlotte Benefits Information: https://hr.charlotte.edu/benefits/benefits-overview/
Posting Open Date
10/30/2026
Posting Close Date
11/13/2026
Open Until Filled
No
Proposed Hire Date
If time-limited please indicate appointment end date
Contact Information
UNC Charlotte
Assistant Director, Honors Bridge Program & Advisor
Charlotte, North Carolina
Added 3d ago
Job functions:
$47k - $58k/yr
Master's degree
Job Description
The Honors College is an academic and support hub for academically motivated UNC Charlotte undergraduates, including all members of honors programs, merit scholars, and students seeking endorsement for nationally competitive awards.
Primary Purpose of Position
To advise and coordinate programming for the Honors Bridge Program (HBP), a specialized initiative for high-achieving incoming students who enter UNC Charlotte with 50+ credit hours and expect to graduate in 4 to 5 semesters. This position is committed to engaging HBP students in personal development and self-assessment, orienting them in the requirements and expectations of the Honors College, and guiding their successful transition into honors programs in their field of study.
This position also advises University Honors Program (UHP) students who want to join an honors program in their field of study, aiming to graduate with dual honors (both UHP and in their major) or transition completely into a disciplinary honors program. In support of both the HBP and the UHP advising roles, this position manages the universal honors application platform for continuing students and works closely with honors program directors across campus to maintain access to honors in the field of study.
Additionally, this position provides support for Nationally Competitive Awards applicants, leveraging strong writing and academic advising skills to mentor students across the university through competitive fellowship and scholarship application processes.
This individual upholds the expectations and standards of advising at Charlotte in a professional and respectful manner that reflects an appreciation for students from all backgrounds, working as a collaborative team member with the Honors College staff and reporting to the Director of Honors Advising and Nationally Competitive Awards in the Honors College.
Summary of Position Responsibilities
Honors Bridge Program Advising: Advise, onboard, and orient the incoming HBP student cohort. Provide incoming and first-year HBP students with detailed information about curricular requirements (e.g., HONR 3700) and advise them on prerequisite coursework and GPA required for admittance into their destination honors program in their field of study. Utilize strong advising skills to assist individual and/or groups of students in developing their academic plans to complete honors requirements within an accelerated 4 to 5 semester timeline.
-
UHP Advising: Advising University Honors Program students (called UHPers) who want to do dual honors or switch to honors in the field of study. Provide support during the registration process and assist students as needed. -
Liaison with Honors Programs Across Campus: Serve as a primary liaison between the Honors College and Honors Program Directors across all fields of study throughout the University. Maintain active, transparent communication to align honors opportunities with University-wide honors initiatives. Partner with program directors to build an integrated community through regular collaboration, shared advising practices, and co-sponsored academic programming for honors scholars. Collaborate with directors to establish clear application pathways, prerequisite expectations, and advise handoffs for HBP students transitioning into honors in the fields of study. -
Nationally Competitive Awards Advising: Working closely with the Director of Honors Advising and Nationally Competitive Awards, support the application and endorsement processes for Nationally Competitive Awards and Fellowships. Utilize strong writing and editing skills to guide applicants through essay drafting, personal statement revisions, proposal development, and interview preparation. -
Cross Campus Collaboration: Collaborate closely with the Honors College team, the honors program directors, and relevant partners across UNC Charlotte to facilitate smooth transitions and applications for HBP and UHP students into honors programs in the field of study. -
Co-Curricular Programming: Plan, organize, and deliver student co-curricular programming tailored for HBP students and UHP students considering honors in their field of study. -
Work in a supportive role with the Honors College team on honors related programming. -
Events & Travel: Provide support and attend honors related events, as well as conference travel with students (may include nights and weekends). The individual must have the ability to work autonomously in a complex, team-oriented unit while building strong alliances with faculty and campus partners that support the holistic development of students. -
Teaching: Plan, organize, and teach a lower-level Honors course and other duties as assigned. -
Universal Honors Application: Manage the universal honors application for HBP and for continuing students. -
Records & Audits: Maintain accurate advising records and track onboarding, course enrollment, and transition audits for HBP students as they apply to honors programs in the fields of study. Maintain participation records for audits and submit lists of HBP students eligible for Honors College housing in Levine Hall to the Assistant Director of Merit Scholars. -
Assessment & Reporting: Conduct student programming assessments related to HBP and UHP students transitioning into honors in their field of study and produce material for the Honors College annual report in the spring. In consultation with the Director of Honors Advising and Nationally Competitive Awards, prepare an area budget. Assist with planning and attending staff meetings and the fall retreat. -
Recruiting & Admissions: Support the planning and staffing of recruiting events, New Student Orientation, Open House, and Admitted Students Day. -
- Plan, organize, and teach a lower-level Honors course and other duties as assigned.
Minimum Education/Experience
Applicants must hold an earned Master’s Degree in any academic discipline represented at UNC Charlotte. Applicants are encouraged to access UNC Charlotte’s disciplinary areas here: https://academics.charlotte.edu/undergraduate-programs.
Preferred Education, Knowledge, Skills and Experience
- At least five years of advising type of experiences, more than seven years is preferred
- Graduate training that spans multiple disciplines and/or experience with interdisciplinary types of projects
- Demonstrated success advising undergraduate students in honors, interdisciplinary, or related academic programs
- Demonstrated success with working and collaborating with university faculty; preference is given to candidates who have demonstrated success in working with university faculty in interdisciplinary ways
- Experience developing innovative, student-centered, and inclusive projects and programs
- Evidence of effective student mentoring, advising, or coaching
- Strong communication, collaboration, interpersonal, and organizational skills
- Experience supporting undergraduate with preparing and writing for scholarship; preference given to candidates who can demonstrate impact in this area of supporting students in writing for national awards and scholarships
- Ability to collaborate effectively with administrators, faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community partners.
- Commitment to fostering academic excellence, leadership development, and student engagement among high-achieving students
Necessary Certifications/Licenses
Master’s degree or higher
Preferred Certifications/Licenses
Special Notes to Applicants
- The finalist will be subject to a Criminal Background Check and/or a Motor Vehicle Report
- The Search Committee will not contact references without first verifying permission with the finalist.
- Please Include the documents below when uploading your application:
- Cover Letter
- Curriculum Vitae
- Statement of Advising Philosophy
- Contact Information for three Professional References
- Additional application materials as requested through the University application system
- UNC Charlotte Benefits Information: https://hr.charlotte.edu/benefits/benefits-overview/
Posting Open Date
10/30/2026
Posting Close Date
11/13/2026
Open Until Filled
No
Proposed Hire Date
If time-limited please indicate appointment end date
Contact Information
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- Honeywell15
- JLL7
- MAERSK7
- Cognizant7
- UNC Charlotte7
Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services
Program Director Jobs in Charlotte: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a program director job in Charlotte?
Charlotte's strongest hiring for program directors comes from healthcare systems, large financial institutions headquartered Uptown, and the city's growing nonprofit sector. Candidates with experience managing cross-functional teams or federal and foundation grants stand out here. Familiarity with Charlotte's healthcare corridor or its community development organizations gives a real edge over candidates with only generic program management backgrounds.
Which companies hire program directors in Charlotte?
Charlotte program director roles are posted by Honeywell, JLL, and MAERSK and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Charlotte's mix of major bank headquarters, regional health systems, and a dense nonprofit sector means openings come from a wide range of employer types across the metro.
Are there remote program director jobs in Charlotte?
Yes, though availability depends heavily on the role type. Program directors overseeing field operations, clinical programs, or community-facing work typically need to be on-site, while those managing grants, analytics, or policy programs have more flexibility. About 81% of program director openings tied to Charlotte are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with hybrid arrangements most common among financial services and tech-adjacent employers in South End and Uptown.
How can I get a program director job in Charlotte with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Charlotte is moving up through a program coordinator or project manager role at one of the city's large healthcare systems or established nonprofits, many of which promote from within. Organizations in the University City corridor and the Uptown nonprofit cluster regularly hire coordinators who can grow into director-level responsibility. Building familiarity with grant management or community health initiatives gives Charlotte candidates a concrete advantage when making that move.
Which industries hire the most program directors in Charlotte?
Charlotte program director roles concentrate in Consulting & Professional Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Charlotte's status as a major banking center, combined with one of the Southeast's largest healthcare footprints and a well-funded nonprofit sector, keeps demand for program directors steady across all three.
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