Title: Dean of Students
Employee Classification: AP - Administrative Professional
Pay Grade: AP 10
Division: Academic and Student Affairs
Subdivision:Student Affairs
Department: Student Life
Campus Location: Main Campus
General Summary Provides leadership and management of several offices that plan develop and administer the non-academic and co-curricular aspects of the student experience that engage and advance student development learning student retention and success at Eastern Michigan University. |
Principal Duties and Responsibilities - Responsible for co-curricular programs activities and services that engage and advance student development learning and student retention and success including:
- Student well-being in support of the physical social emotional and psychological health of the universitys diverse student body and ensuring a caring and inclusive learning environment.
- New Student Orientation and campus life in support of student involvement in co-curricular programs and activities that develop a students own unique experience and foster their success.
- Student well-being in support of the physical social emotional and psychological health of the universitys diverse student body and ensuring a caring and inclusive learning environment.
- International student services in support of international students cultural and educational transition to Eastern Michigan University and assisting their management of immigration status creating a supportive and nurturing environment and ensuring compliance with SEVIS requirements.
- Within the context of this responsibility a highly integrative approach that includes the development of strong partnerships within the campus and surrounding community the use of assessment and continuous improvement to advance program and service quality as well as the systematic examination and adoption of contemporary best practices are requisite.
- Advising and assisting student groups and other related organizations.
- Responsible for the sound budgetary management and fiscal leadership of this organization including the successful acquisition of external funding in support of key objectives.
- Responsible for maintaining the visibility of the University and ensuring an external orientation by engaging in leadership roles at the national state and local level with regard to student affairs issues and associations.
- Serve as a primary liaison to the campus community students parents and community agencies regarding student behavioral and/or health concerns and crises.
- Perform related duties as assigned.
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Minimum Qualifications: A masters degree is required.
Five (5) years of demonstrated and progressive leadership in student affairs administration residence life or other student life areas at the university/college level is required.
A thorough understanding of student development and learning theories best practices organizational management and transformational leadership is desirable as are strong management skills and a solid budgetary background is required.
Superior organizational skills are required.
The ability to articulate a vision and actualize organizational goals is required.
Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills are required.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills are required.
Experience in staff supervision and development is required.
Demonstrated experience with mediation and negotiation is required. |
Preferred Qualifications: A doctoral degree is preferred. Special Instructions: N/A |
Appointment Percentage:
100%
Title: Dean of StudentsEmployee Classification: AP - Administrative ProfessionalPay Grade: AP 10Division: Academic and Student AffairsSubdivision:Student AffairsDepartment: Student LifeCampus Location: Main CampusGeneral SummaryProvides leadership and management of several offices that plan develop ...
Title: Dean of Students
Employee Classification: AP - Administrative Professional
Pay Grade: AP 10
Division: Academic and Student Affairs
Subdivision:Student Affairs
Department: Student Life
Campus Location: Main Campus
General Summary Provides leadership and management of several offices that plan develop and administer the non-academic and co-curricular aspects of the student experience that engage and advance student development learning student retention and success at Eastern Michigan University. |
Principal Duties and Responsibilities - Responsible for co-curricular programs activities and services that engage and advance student development learning and student retention and success including:
- Student well-being in support of the physical social emotional and psychological health of the universitys diverse student body and ensuring a caring and inclusive learning environment.
- New Student Orientation and campus life in support of student involvement in co-curricular programs and activities that develop a students own unique experience and foster their success.
- Student well-being in support of the physical social emotional and psychological health of the universitys diverse student body and ensuring a caring and inclusive learning environment.
- International student services in support of international students cultural and educational transition to Eastern Michigan University and assisting their management of immigration status creating a supportive and nurturing environment and ensuring compliance with SEVIS requirements.
- Within the context of this responsibility a highly integrative approach that includes the development of strong partnerships within the campus and surrounding community the use of assessment and continuous improvement to advance program and service quality as well as the systematic examination and adoption of contemporary best practices are requisite.
- Advising and assisting student groups and other related organizations.
- Responsible for the sound budgetary management and fiscal leadership of this organization including the successful acquisition of external funding in support of key objectives.
- Responsible for maintaining the visibility of the University and ensuring an external orientation by engaging in leadership roles at the national state and local level with regard to student affairs issues and associations.
- Serve as a primary liaison to the campus community students parents and community agencies regarding student behavioral and/or health concerns and crises.
- Perform related duties as assigned.
|
Minimum Qualifications: A masters degree is required.
Five (5) years of demonstrated and progressive leadership in student affairs administration residence life or other student life areas at the university/college level is required.
A thorough understanding of student development and learning theories best practices organizational management and transformational leadership is desirable as are strong management skills and a solid budgetary background is required.
Superior organizational skills are required.
The ability to articulate a vision and actualize organizational goals is required.
Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills are required.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills are required.
Experience in staff supervision and development is required.
Demonstrated experience with mediation and negotiation is required. |
Preferred Qualifications: A doctoral degree is preferred. Special Instructions: N/A |
Appointment Percentage:
100%
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