Residence Director

Southern New Hampshire University•Manchester, NH

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Southern New Hampshire University is seeking professionals interested in future opportunities within their Residence Life team. This is not an active job opening, but submitting your information allows for consideration for upcoming roles. The Residence Director would manage the daily housing operations of a residential area, participate in an on-call rotation, and collaborate with student staff and residential students to create safe and inclusive communities. The role involves living and working onsite, engaging with students and staff, promoting learning initiatives, and supporting students' college experiences. This position has occasional after-hours and weekend requirements and is a 10-month annual position, active from August 1st to June 1st each year.

Requirements

2+ Years of experience in Residence Life as a student or professional employee
Bachelor's degree
Experience having lived in an on-campus setting
Hold a valid driver's license

Responsibilities

Manage the daily housing operations of one residential area of campus.
Serve in the on-call rotation.
Work in partnership with student staff and residential students to create safe and inclusive communities.
Live and work onsite, engaging with students and staff to build positive communities within their residential area of oversight.
Promote learning initiatives as a part of the education plan.
Support and empower students through their overall college experience.
Pursue relationships with residents in your area's community to support their goals, needs, issues, and concerns.
Be a role model for students and staff observing the values and responsibilities of the position.
Implement strategies outlined in the ORL's education plan within your community.
Collaborate with staff and campus partners to support goals and outcomes.
Notify staff and students of necessary information and events throughout the year.
Create an inclusive environment that is beneficial to each student's success.
Educate students about Code of Conduct policies.
Respond to crisis or emergency situations through departmental/university protocol as a part of the on-campus duty rotation.
Be a Hearing Officer for area's conduct cases, provide educational sanctions to support personal and community development.
Work as a member of a professional staff team to collaborate and support community-based learning.
Supervise a team of Resident Assistants holding each accountable to our Performance Standards to promote individual success and development.
Plan and facilitate weekly staff meetings and individual supervision meetings with RAs, implement and promote team development and other initiatives as a part of the ORL's Education Plan.
Collaborate within the department by serving on committees, act as a liaison for campus partners; possibility to also serve on division/university-wide initiatives.
Coordinate training for professional and paraprofessional staff.
Participate in the selection process for staff members at all levels.
Assist students in their on-campus living experience through administrative tasks, including: ID card access, key assignments, room assignments and switches, room condition reports, and overall facilities management.
Work with housekeeping and other facilities staff to ensure the hall environment is safe and well-maintained.
Support all campus-wide housing processes including fall and spring semester move-ins and move-outs, break housing, and room selection.