Associate Director Student Recruitment, College of Engineering & Applied Science

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Provide leadership for the administrative and operational activities related to graduate student recruitment and admissions in the Graduate Studies Office (GSO) of the UC College of Engineering and Applied Science. Assist in the development and implementation of recruitment strategies, programs and events targeting prospective graduate students as well as current and potential Industry partners.

• Assist in the direction of a student recruitment office or center with primary responsibilities for day to day operations and administrative management; implement program initiatives, answer questions and resolve complex issues; recommend alternative guidelines when applicable.
• Maintain and stay abreast of trends in recruiting and changes in academic programs.
• Assist with develop of long-range plans and strategies to achieve unit, department and university goals for areas of responsibility, monitors and achieves established goals.
• Recommend, implement, and interpret internal rules, policies, procedures, controls, and manage processes to advance service levels; develop and implement responsive service programs.
• Attend meetings on behalf of the Associate Dean; consults with Associate Dean and GSO staff on major policy changes affecting other departments; authority to grant exceptions; serve on various university, division and departmental committees, represent the department at various state and national associations; represent the college and university to various internal and external constituents.
• Serve as the college resource to students on university services and programs; explain and interpret college/program policies, procedures, and academic requirements.
• Compile data required for internal and external reports and assessments; interpret and disseminate information, provide advice, assist in development of recruitment and promotional materials, deliver…