Associate Dean, Student Administration

New York Institute of Technology•Village of Old Westbury, NY

4d•$170,000 - $190,000

About The Position

The Associate Dean, Student Affairs serves as a senior leader and strategic partner to the Dean for the College of Osteopathic Medicine, providing leadership for admissions, academic, student affairs, compliance, and administrative operations at the New York and Jonesboro sites. The role works collaboratively across the College to advance strategic priorities, oversee policy development and budget management, ensure accreditation compliance, and foster a culture of professionalism, accountability, and student success.

Requirements

Master’s degree.
Required certifications relevant to Student Affairs, such as Title IX Investigator certification.
Experience in student services administration.
Ability to work effectively with a diverse community of students, alumni, and staff.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Experience developing and managing budgets.
Excellent computer skills and knowledge of basic software.

Nice To Haves

PhD.

Responsibilities

Plan, develop policies for, implement, and assess the central student administration departments at the New York and Arkansas sites, including admissions, financial aid, compliance, counseling and wellness, student life, and the registrar.
Directly supervise the Assistant Dean of Student Administration at the Arkansas site, the Directors of Admissions, Financial Aid, Counseling and Wellness, and Student Life, and the unit’s Administrative Specialist.
Chair the central Professionalism and Ethics Board.
Chair the Central Admissions Committee.
Chair the central Behavioral Intervention Team.
Serve on the Dean’s Executive Committee, which develops and implements college policies and procedures.
Serve as the Title IX Coordinator at the College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Oversee development of college publications, including the student handbook and recruitment materials.
Serve as the medical school’s judicial officer and oversee development and implementation of the student code of conduct.
Develop and implement articulation agreements with undergraduate feeder universities and colleges.
Develop and fiscally manage budgets within the student administration division.
Represent the College of Osteopathic Medicine at New York Institute of Technology events and professional organizations.
Manage change-of-status and off-cycle student administrative processes, and present the graduation list to the Student Progress Committee.