Job Title:
Associate Director of Admission, Visits and EventsJob Summary:
The Associate Director of Admission, Visits and Events provides strategic leadership in recruitment, admission, and enrollment services to support the University of San Francisco’s undergraduate enrollment goals. As a member of the Office of Undergraduate Admission leadership team, the Associate develops and implements data-informed, mission-driven strategies to attract and engage prospective students throughout the admission lifecycle.Full Job Description:
Job Description
● In collaboration with the Director of Admission for Transfer and Campus Engagement, provide strategic leadership and direction for the Welcome Center, the campus visit experience and undergraduate admission events to communicate the value and distinctive qualities of a USF education.
● Supervise, mentor, and support professional staff responsible for visit programs, student ambassador management, and on-campus events.
● Develop and implement a comprehensive vision to increase student visit volume and enhance the visitor experience in collaboration with Enrollment Marketing.
● Ensure a seamless and high-quality experience for all visitors, prospective students, and families through both on-campus and virtual programming.
● Develop strong relationships with the high school and community college counseling community, admission volunteers, faculty, administrators, and SEM colleagues.
● Use data and market analysis to inform strategies for developing, implementing, and continually assessing the strengths and opportunities for the visit program, and on-campus and virtual events.
● Evaluate undergraduate applicants (first-year and transfer) and make admission decisions.
● Establishes and maintains admission standards, requirements, protocols, policies, and procedures for enrollment, in collaboration with SEM leadership and schools and colleges.
● Contribute to the development of marketing and communication strategies that support recruitment, visit programs, and events.
● Selects, schedules, and coordinates high school and college fair visits to recruit prospective students.
● Counsels prospective students and families about admission, financial aid, academic programs and student life at USF, explains tuition and fees, application and registration procedures, and career and corresponding educational planning.
● Conducts information meetings and represents USF at education fairs, and other public events, with targeted outreach to traditional first-year and transfer students. Develops knowledge of competitor institutions in the region.
● Develops and maintains effective relationships with counseling, teaching and administrative contacts at high schools and other institutions of higher education.
● Works with the Director of Admission for Transfer and Campus Engagement in maintenance of the recruitment, visit and events budgets.
● Performs other duties as assigned.
Position Qualifications and Requirements:
● Bachelor’s degree; advanced degree preferred
● 5-7 years of demonstrated experience in undergraduate admission
● Demonstrated experience with campus visit programs, student ambassador or tour guide programs, and/or event or welcome center management.
● Strategic thinker with proven ability to lead and motivate teams, manage complex projects, and build cross-campus relationships.
● Acts responsibly toward, anticipates and addresses the needs of community partners and stakeholders. Strong focus on customer benefit and relationship building. Understands the industry and competitive landscape and recognizes the implications for the organization.
● Excellent written and verbal communication skills with demonstrated ability to present information in various formats to effectively communicate cross-generationally with a variety of persons and audiences.
● Ability to work with minimal supervision, establish priorities, handle multiple tasks simultaneously, and follow through and meet deadlines.
● Ability to think innovatively, creatively, strategically and collaboratively; effectively manages programs and facilitates thoughtful and insightful problem resolution.
● Ability to multitask, work independently and as part of a team, establishing, building and retaining cooperative and collaborative working relationships while performing responsibilities.
● Demonstrated analytical ability to use data for planning, assessment, and improvement.
● Experience with CRM systems (Slate preferred) and reporting tools.
● Ability to travel (estimated 25-30% of time) to various locations to build/maintain partnerships, attend events, and activities related to the responsibilities of the position.
● Availability to work nights and weekends as needed.
● Valid driver's license.
● Commitment to Jesuit Catholic education, and the university’s Mission, Vision, and Values.
Full-Time/Part-Time:
Full timePay Rate:
SalarySalary Range :
$90,000 - 95,000 annualized; commensurate with experience