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Serve as a conduct hearing officer, addressing policy violations and behavioral concerns in the residence halls. Bachelor’s degree required and preference of candidates who are pursuing a Master’s degree in Student Affairs, Higher Education Administration, or related field.
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From dining halls to sporting events, we recognize how important food is to the college experience, and strive to ensure that students receive delicious, healthy food to fuel them through education and life.
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Prepares agendas and other materials (some confidential) for meetings, including town halls, medical executive council, faculty meetings, and other events sponsored by the dean's office. Primary scheduler for the Vice Dean for Strategy and Operations, the Vice Dean for Academic Affairs, and the Senior Director of Administration.
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Closely partner with colleagues across all levels in the organization to organize meetings, ranging in attendee size and subject matter – from 1:1s to global town halls, and provide necessary logistical support including technology, meals, room setup, and day of meeting point of contact support.
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