About The Position

Reporting to the Director of Career Planning & Resources, the Associate Director is responsible for overseeing the strategy and execution of employer engagement, designing and leading employer outreach strategies, managing on-campus recruitment to connect students to job, internship, and other professional development opportunities, developing regional career programs for students and alumnae, and building a volunteer pipeline of alumnae and family to enhance career programs and outcomes.

Requirements

  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills and attention to detail.
  • Ability to build working relationships with a diverse group of constituents.
  • Bachelor’s degree in a related field, or any combination of education, training or experience that provides the required knowledge, skills, and ability to perform the job.
  • At least four years of relevant experience in employer engagement, career services, or talent acquisition is preferred.
  • Experience in career coaching, program management, workshop facilitation, research, computer technology, and assessment is preferred.
  • Master’s degree in counseling, student development, higher education, or any combination of education, training, or experience preferred.

Nice To Haves

  • Familiarity with databases (e.g. Handshake), websites (e.g. WordPress), and Linkedin is a plus.
  • An understanding of small, private, liberal arts colleges, and hold a commitment to women’s education.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute strategy for employer engagement to strengthen partnerships with employers, alumnae, and parents on behalf of Career Planning & Resources.
  • Lead strategic outreach for recruitment of volunteers for signature career programming (e.g. Career Exploration Trek program, career community initiative, etc.) as well as cultivation of job, internship, and project referrals.
  • Create and maintain an employer prioritization system to track relationships and opportunities.
  • Organize and facilitate career development and recruitment events including information sessions, networking opportunities, career fairs, workshops, and alumnae panels; identify and recruit facilitators to support skills-based workshops.
  • Analyze data pertaining to career outcomes including first destination survey data, student career interests, and relevant career-related activities (e.g. event attendance, Handshake, Olive Grove, LinkedIn activity) to inform ongoing employer engagement.
  • Establish and track target metrics to measure success of employer and volunteer engagement.
  • Evaluate employer engagement program impact by creating periodic reports highlighting relevant data pertaining to on-campus recruitment, event attendance, new and returning employers, job and internship postings, conversion rates, and volunteer engagement.
  • Support marketing and promotional efforts for all employer-related activities.
  • Serve as thought partner to Olive Grove program manager to maintain updated job, internship, and project referrals from stakeholders.
  • Collaborate with the Volunteer Experience Manager, Philanthropy, Alumnae Engagement, Family Engagement, and other campus partners to develop a volunteer pipeline of alumnae, families, and community partners who can support CP&R programs.
  • Participate in College events such as presidential regional events, Family Weekend, Reunion Weekend, and Commencement to recruit volunteers and establish external partnerships.
  • Liaise with industry-focused student groups including the Student Investment Fund, Scripps College Economics Society, The Scripps Code, etc.
  • Collaborate with Director of Foundation, Corporate and Government Relations to support implementation of corporate engagement plan; Assist in identification of mission-fit organizations that may yield internship, employment, or funding opportunities.
  • Assess opportunities to engage in external partnerships with mission-aligned organizations.
  • Serve as point of contact for Forte Foundation membership and Women's Colleges & Universities Partners virtual consortium.
  • Track volunteer engagement and student engagement through CP&R programs in collaboration with the Engagement Team’s broader engagement metric tracking system.
  • Develop and execute suite of regional career programs for students and alumnae, such as Career Exploration Treks, networking events, etc.
  • Advise students and alums related to job/internship search, resume/cover letter review, and interview preparation; track career outcomes and maintain supportive career coaching relationships with students who participate in Career Exploration Treks.
  • Conduct outreach activities with students, faculty, and employers as relevant; coordinate and attend special projects and programs including prospective students, alumnae, and families as relevant.
  • Stay informed about job market, industry, and employment trends (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Lightcast, etc.)
  • Active support for the College’s Principles of Community and Institutional Values in the performance of job duties.

Benefits

  • benefits-eligible
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