Associate Dean For Student Development resume example

Report directly to the Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. Supervise a staff of four professionals and 20+ work-study students and fellows. Responsible for all programmatic efforts and management of the budget for the Center for Student Involvement and Office for Student Integrity and Community Standards. Responsible for the Alston Campus Student Center and manage its daily operations. Recruit and train Orientation Leaders, and collaborate with departments across campus in the planning, organization, and execution of New Student Orientation for first years, transfer students and their families and guests. As chair of the Vibrant Social Life Task Force, successfully administered the ‘Vibrant Social Life Survey’, resulting in 500+ responses and collection of data to implement amenities in which students obtain a holistic and engaging college experience. Oversee conduct and community standards as it relates to academic, behavioral, and residential cases within the student body.

• Responsible for overseeing all students activities, leadership programs, 65 + student organizations, recreation and intramural programs, physical education courses, and organizations within the Center for Student Involvement, including the Student Government Association, Programming Board, Orientation Leaders, and Mortar Board
• Implement new Student Government Association model reflective of student development theories and meets the needs of a small student population
• Manage and maintain the Alston Campus Student Center building including furnishing, implementation of student artwork, enhanced spaces, implemented first workout space for students, installation of security system, and policies/procedures
• Oversee conduct boards Honor Court, Judicial Board, and Graduate Council and complete annual Student Handbook
• Implement policies and procedures for Center for Student Involvement, including but not limited to: social media, student event approval, and alcohol policy at student events
• Manage budgets and shadow budgets for department and 65 + student groups, exceeding $500,000 in student activity fees, college funding, and endowments
• Oversee schedule and maintenance of the Scottie Shuttle, which serves as a form of free transportation for students on a daily basis
• Organize, coordinate, and execute New Student Orientation including the implementation of Guidebook to serve as the phone app for daily orientation schedules.
• Oversee college traditions such as Black Cat Week, Sophomore Ring Ceremony, Founder’s Day, Alumnae Weekend, and Commencement.
• Implement a “Quiet Zone” in the Dining Hall reflective of accessibility and serves as a sensory friendly space for students, faculty, and staff
• Implement the “Black Cat Handbook” encompassing rules, regulations, and policies for the tradition of Black Cat Week/Homecoming
• Create and implement the first Annual Student Leadership Awards Banquet
• Advisor and advocate for to the Commuter Student Association
• Manage the Division of Student Affairs website, including the following departments: Wellness Center, Residence Life, Conduct, Center for Student Involvement, Center for Leadership and Service, Religious and Spiritual Life, Dean of Students Office
• Oversee the management of the center’s social media platforms such as, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat
• Serve as the Calendar Manager for the Division for Student Affairs with the management and approval of spaces/events through Localist, a program dedicated to providing a campus wide calendar for the community
• Complete the Division of Student Affairs Annual Report for the campus community, including assessments for the following offices: Residence Life, Wellness Center, Conduct and Community Standards, Outreach and Education, Athletics, Center for Student Involvement, and Center for Leadership and Service
• Write and submit annual reports for the Center for Student Involvement
• Assisted in the renovations of student lounge spaces within the residence halls
• Serve as a member of the Emergency Resource Team to initiate campus emergency plans
• Serve as the college liaison to AAUW (American Association of University Women)
• Serve as college liaison to IGNITE Political, implementing the annual Young Women Run Conference in Atlanta, GA for college women to network with elected officials and empower students to run for political positions
• Agnes Scott College Committees:
• Member of the ninth President’s Inauguration Planning Committee. Planned and executed the Inauguration Celebration Party including 800+ attendees of guests, faculty, staff, students and alumnae
• Member of the Emergency Resource Team to initiate campus emergency plans and crisis response
• Member of the Financial Aid Appeals Committee
• Member of the Web Advisory Group to enhance the college website
• Member of the Committee for Professional Success to develop a program preparing students for the post-graduation experience
• Member of COVID-19 Campus Operations Taskforce
• Member of Strategic Planning Team
• Co-Chair of Strategic Planning Theme Team: Pathways to Success
• Member of the Naming Policy Committee to enhance use of spaces donated across campus
• Chair of the Search Committees for the Julia Thompson Chaplain and Director of Religious and Spiritual Life, Assistant Director for Leadership Programs, and Assistant Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards