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The Residential Community Coordinator is a full-time, 12 month live in position responsible for the daily operation of assigned residence hall. The Residential Community Coordinator will supervise a residence hall ranging from 90-1200 residents. They will supervise Resident Assistants and other student staff as assigned.

 

 

• Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Must have demonstrated leadership skills.
• Must have the ability effectively deliver housing services to a diverse student population
• Ability to provide outstanding Customer Service
• Must have the ability to use personal computers and Microsoft Office software such as Word, Excel, Power Point and Access and Banner
• Must be able to resolve conflict and solve problems

 

 

• Supervises and trains residential community staff in the operational procedures, crisis management, health and safety issues and standards of the residential communities.
• Promotes a safe and comfortable living environment for all residents.
• Enforces Residential Life and University policies, rules and regulations in the residential community.
• Reports incidents, injuries/illnesses and policy violations to the Housing Office.
• Conducts daily and weekly building inspections and reports damages through the established forms.
• Plan and facilitate activities to help residents grow and connect.
• Coordinates cleaning and repairs of resident hall with maintenance and custodial supervisors. Provides lock-out and emergency assistance to residents.
• Maintains current and accurate room rosters and condition reports for each resident; ensures proper procedures are followed when residents check in, changes rooms or moves out.
• Conducts new resident orientation and advises students of their right to due process under the University’s Judicial Review Process.
• Serve as a referral agent to other campus resources such as the Counseling Center and Academic Center.
• Acts as liaison for students of residential communities at administrative staff meetings to provide student input. Performs other job-related duties as assigned.

 

 

Bachelor’s Degree (B.A. or B.S.) from an accredited four-year college or university required, with a minimum of (2) years’ experience in Residence Life or Student Affairs.