Washburn University

The Assistant Director will advise and provide administrative supervision to facilitate and assist program and activity planning and implementation to the Washburn fraternity and sorority community, including the Panhellenic Council, Inter-fraternity Council, Multicultural Greek Council, Order of Omega, and Bacchus/GAMMA.. Master’s degree in college student personnel, public administration, higher education administration, or a similar area of study and one year of post-undergraduate experience working with college students, and Greek letter organizations in an advisory capacity.. Or a bachelor’s degree in college student personnel, public administration, higher education administration, or a similar area of study and three years of post-undergraduate experience working with college students or Greek letter organizations in an advisory capacity.. Two to three years of professional working experience or in a leadership position with student groups or organizations, campus programming, or Fraternity and Sorority Life.. Experience advising culturally-based fraternity and sorority organizations.

assistant director

Position Title: Assistant Director, Fraternities and Sororities Department: Student Involvement & Development Advertised Pay: Base is $53,726 annually Campus Location: Washburn University The screening committee will review all eligible applications submitted by April 4, 2024 Position Summary: The Assistant Director of Fraternities and Sororities is responsible for supporting the Director in identifying, planning, and directing the Office of Student Involvement and Development (OSID) activities. The Assistant Director is accountable for applying knowledge and understanding of student development theory and student organization policy to support the OSID's work to provide leadership opportunities, training, and support for student organizations, student leaders, and advisors. The Assistant Director will advise and provide administrative supervision to facilitate and assist program and activity planning and implementation to the Washburn fraternity and sorority community, including the Panhellenic Council, Inter-fraternity Council, Multicultural Greek Council, Order of Omega, and Bacchus/GAMMA. Essential Functions:
• Provide administrative support and resources to strengthen the Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) community and serve as a liaison between the University and the fraternity and sorority organizations. Offer advisory support to fraternities and sororities related to various program areas, such as new member education, scholarship, and social service programming, to promote organizational success and ensure departmental advising and assistance responsibilities are met. • Develop and present training for student organizations to learn how to lead, plan events and operate within University policies. Provide oversight of the Student Organization platform. Provide technical assistance in support of training for student organizations. Answer questions and offer recommendations regarding processes and requirements to assist students and organizations in registering student organizations with the Office of Student Involvement and Development and other student organization policy areas to ensure University policy compliance. • Complete financial documents to report expenditures for assigned travel, activities, and events. Compile and prepare financial reports to track the FSL budget and to inform the Department Director. • Define and evaluate desired outcomes of the academic and non-academic learning experience for the FSL Community to serve as a basis for planning, enhancing, and reporting FSL and other campus-based programming at Washburn University. • Compile, assess, and maintain information related to undergraduate perceptions of the experience as a member of the FSL community, statistics on membership recruitment, FSL grades, and other information to assess student engagement for all student organizations at Washburn. • Perform additional job-related duties as assigned or as appropriate. Required Qualifications:
• Master’s degree in college student personnel, public administration, higher education administration, or a similar area of study and one year of post-undergraduate experience working with college students, and Greek letter organizations in an advisory capacity.
• Or a bachelor’s degree in college student personnel, public administration, higher education administration, or a similar area of study and three years of post-undergraduate experience working with college students or Greek letter organizations in an advisory capacity.
• Proven effective interpersonal, communication, organizational, and time-management skills.
• Proven ability to work effectively as part of a team and independently.
• Demonstrated effective computer skills with the ability to learn new software programs.
• Demonstrated ability or experience presenting to large audiences.
• Capable of presenting to large audiences for marketing or recognition purposes. Physical Requirements:
• Ability to attend evening and weekend activities to provide support and assistance to student groups. Preferred Qualifications:
• Two to three years of professional working experience or in a leadership position with student groups or organizations, campus programming, or Fraternity and Sorority Life.
• Graphic Design for marketing and promotional materials.
• Experience in FSL community growth in IFC, Panhellenic, and included culturally-based Chapters.
• Experience advising culturally-based fraternity and sorority organizations.
• Knowledge of assessment and strategic planning experience. Full time Exempt,Background Check Required #J-18808-Ljbffr

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