Career and Professional Success Director, Paul College
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Job Location:
Durham, NC - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
6 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Summary Of Position
Under the general supervision of the Associate Vice Provost of Career and Professional Success (CaPS) and the Dean of the Paul College the Career Director provides leadership and direction for CaPS in the college. The Career Director is responsible for advancing the CaPS and college missions and strategic objectives as well as setting operational objectives for the college CaPS team: Mission Imbue career preparedness across the entire UNH community to equip our students with the experiences knowledge and skills to thrive in an ever-changing future. Strategic Objectives Partner with faculty and staff to integrate career and professional success into the UNH experience Consider the broad spectrum of students to effectively deliver the highest level of impact Actively engage a variety of employers to increase access to high quality jobs and internships Prepare students to proactively engage in their post-graduate success College Career Directors advance the CaPS strategic objectives in appreciation of the uniqueness of their individual colleges.
Other Minimum Qualifications
Masters degree in (career counseling/career development college student affairs higher education human resources social work) or related field. Five (5) years of progressively responsible career related professional experience.
Additional Preferred Qualifications
Demonstrated ability to think strategically and act collaboratively Proven track record of strategic planning and leadership. Ability to develop and implement strategies manage multiple projects and interface effectively with a variety of stakeholders Track record of experience developing and supervising professional staff Demonstrated commitment to innovation and best practices in career services Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills Skills in various computer programs and basic data literacy
Under the general supervision of the Associate Vice Provost of Career and Professional Success (CaPS) and the Dean of the Paul College the Career Director provides leadership and direction for CaPS in the college. The Career Director is responsible for advancing the CaPS and college missions and strategic objectives as well as setting operational objectives for the college CaPS team: Mission Imbue career preparedness across the entire UNH community to equip our students with the experiences knowledge and skills to thrive in an ever-changing future. Strategic Objectives Partner with faculty and staff to integrate career and professional success into the UNH experience Consider the broad spectrum of students to effectively deliver the highest level of impact Actively engage a variety of employers to increase access to high quality jobs and internships Prepare students to proactively engage in their post-graduate success College Career Directors advance the CaPS strategic objectives in appreciation of the uniqueness of their individual colleges.
Other Minimum Qualifications
Masters degree in (career counseling/career development college student affairs higher education human resources social work) or related field. Five (5) years of progressively responsible career related professional experience.
Additional Preferred Qualifications
Demonstrated ability to think strategically and act collaboratively Proven track record of strategic planning and leadership. Ability to develop and implement strategies manage multiple projects and interface effectively with a variety of stakeholders Track record of experience developing and supervising professional staff Demonstrated commitment to innovation and best practices in career services Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills Skills in various computer programs and basic data literacy
Required Experience:
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