Interview, select, train, evaluate and discipline assigned support staff. Coordinate services through academic advising, housing, dining services, and other student services units. Evaluate and assess the effectiveness of the Orientation Program. Assure compliance with affirmative action and safety programs. A Bachelor's degree in Higher Education Administration or a related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience is necessary.
Considerable experience working with program development, and budgets is necessary.
Considerable knowledge of orientation programming and student development is necessary. Reasonable experience with the design and direction of research projects is necessary. Reasonable knowledge of the University organization, and University policies, practices and procedures is necessary. Some knowledge of team-based management practices is necessary. Some knowledge of information systems, processes and of print and technology based media is necessary.