Associate Dean of Student Affairs

Touro University California (TUC) is a private, graduate and undergraduate, degree awarding institution with a main campus located in the greater San Francisco Bay Area city of Vallejo, California and a satellite campus located Los Angeles, California. Established in 1997, TUC offers its 1,300 students an innovative education in one of several disciplines including osteopathic medicine, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, nursing, public health, radiologic technology, and diagnostic medical sonography.

As a proud member of Touro University (TU), TUC is passionate in pursuing its mission of educating caring professionals to serve, to lead, and to teach.

While both celebrating its past and looking towards a promising future, TUC is now seeking qualified candidates for the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. As a key leader within the university, the Associate Dean will oversee several student focused areas of the Student Affairs Division including student health, counseling services, academic support, accommodations, and student events/activities, along with several other critical functions and important student support services.

As TUC looks towards its promising future, it is searching for a visionary, innovative, and collaborative student affairs professional who will successfully work with university leaders to support, retain, and graduate the next generation of health care and education practice ready professionals.

POSITION DESCRIPTION:

Reporting to the Vice Provost and Dean of Student Affairs, the Associate Dean for Student Affairs will oversee and will be responsible for the leadership, management, and development of the Office of Academic Services and Institutional Support Center (OASIS), Student Health Services, Counseling, Accommodations, Student Activities, Student Government, and Student Promotions and Conduct. This position will also assist in creating evaluation metrics to assess and demonstrate program success.

Specific Responsibilities

Specifically, the Associate Dean is responsible for:

• Hiring, training, supervising, evaluating, and building a strong and high-performing team within the Student Affairs Division that includes the Director of OASIS, the Director of Counseling, and the Director of Student Activities.
  • Establishing sound administrative management and utilizing data analytics in order to ensure appropriate planning, implementation, and evaluation of all programs and activities within the Associate Dean’s area of responsibility.
  • Serving as an ex-officio member of the various programmatic Student Promotions/Academic Standards Committees.
  • Overseeing and implementing the university commencement ceremonies and new student orientation.
  • Ensuring effective business operations and managing funds by preparing the Division’s annual budget, monitoring expenditures, and submitting required fiscal reports.
• Assisting in developing, executing, and assessing the Division’s strategic plan, goals, and initiatives.
• Managing and overseeing the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) student reasonable accommodations process.
• Developing and implementing strong retention programs and activities with the university’s faculty and staff to ensure high student retention rates.
• Ensuring compliance with federal and state legal and regulatory requirements asthey relate to student life, including but not limited to Title IX, WAVA, FERPA, and the Drug-Free Campus Act.
• Developing and distributing the university’s Clery Annual Security Report (ASR).
• Serving as a Clery Act Campus Security Authority (CSA) and overseeing the implementation of the annual Campus Security Authority training for Touro University California.
• Serving as a Title IX investigator.
• Serving as the Co-Chair of the CARE Team and working to promote its utilization among students, faculty, and staff to evaluate and appropriately intervene with those whose behavior may be harmful or disruptive to themselves or others.
• Assisting in the coordination of student emergencies.
• Serving as a resource for faculty and staff on student behavioral issues in the classroom and workplace.
• Advising the Student Government Association (SGA) and…