Full Job Description
Job Summary:
The Associate Campus Director (ACD) is responsible for the recruitment, enrollment, and retention of students at one or more assigned campus locations. The ACD supports the success of students at the current San Francisco, San Jose, and Los Angeles campuses and additional campuses as assigned with campus location growth by facilitating their admission into the program, connecting students with potential internship opportunities, and monitoring their performance in order to provide intervention if/as needed. Reporting to the Senior Director of Student Affairs and Western Regional Campuses, the Associate Campus Director represents the university to prospective students and partners in the community and proactively seeks out all manner of solutions and opportunities to support student success from program start to graduation.
Duties include:
• Advising students on the path toward success in their programs and connecting them to university resources (such as the Academic Resource Center and the Writing Center)
• Advising students on the policies and procedures of the university and any other relevant parties
• Monitoring student performance in collaboration with faculty and intervening as needed to address student or faculty concerns
• Supervising International Student Success Advisors
• Developing partnerships with employers for internship and career opportunities for students and graduates
• Coordinating class meeting schedules in collaboration with campus partners
• Maintaining positive relationships with campus partners and proactively problem-solving any issues with appropriate departments
• Developing and implementing initiatives to support student success
• Having presence at the campus on all professional weekends and class meeting times
• Ensuring that all regulatory requirements are met for the location
• Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Education, Business, or a related field; Master's degree preferred
• At least three years working with students in higher education
• Experience in developing partnerships with outside organizations
• Experience supervising a team of staff
• Effective communication and organization skills
• Commitment to student success
• International education experience and knowledge strongly preferred
• California State regulations for Higher Education experience and knowledge strongly preferred
Salary Description
$80,000 to $90,000