Vacancies are listed each week in the Sunday edition of the Topeka Capital Journal as well as numerous placement offices and employment organizations. Master's degree in Student Personnel, Counseling, or other related field required. One to two years of experience in residential living preferred. Review of resumes will begin on May 18, and continue until a suitable qualified candidate is identified. Apartment provided in the new Living Learning Center as well as a partial meal plan.
Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.
CPA designation is preferred. Familiarity with financial systems and related computer programs is essential, as are strong communication skills. Knowledge of grants accounting systems a plus, as is the ability to analyze systems, processes and procedures and recommend constructive changes. The Director must be able to work collaboratively with diverse groups across the University and have a good grasp of academic resource issues. Review of resumes will begin on March 19, and continue until a suitable qualified candidate is identified.