The Student Support Services students are housed in a co-ed residence hall. More specifically, the Hall Director must supervise staff and students, lead staff meetings, provide leadership in the residential setting, meet with students periodically to monitor their progress, help organize cultural and recreational activities, write reports, evaluate residential staff, and work with the staff on other special projects. Administrative organizational and skills, mature judgment, good humor, patience and a commitment to the goals of the program are the most critical characteristics a Hall Director must possess. The job is challenging, demanding, often unpredictable and personally gratifying. A Bachelors Degree is required for this position.
Salary is negotiable depending on experience.
Room and board is also provided. The University of Connecticut has a strong commitment to the principle of diversity and, in that spirit, seeks a broad spectrum of candidates including minorities, women and people with disabilities.