Sr Dir, Res Life & Judicial Aff

Texas A&M University System•Victoria, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Directs the housing operations of the university’s residence halls, provides leadership for residence life programming. Serves as chief judicial officer.

Requirements

Master’s degree in student counseling, psychology, or related field
5 years related experience

Responsibilities

Directs daily operations of the department to support program objectives.
Provides leadership, direction, and supervises departmental staff and resident assistants.
Develops and administers policies, procedures, and programs to support residence life and resident programming.
Coordinates all non-academic student conduct incidents and grievances; oversees hearing officers and the university hearing board.
Serves as hearing officer and adjudicates level 3, or more serious, cases.
Carries out judicial sanctions resulting from Title IX cases based on the recommendations of the Title IX Office.
Ensures that the university’s code of conduct is in line with federal and state mandates, laws, and legislation.
Conducts bi-annual training for hearing officers.
Functions as a key member of the Behavior Assessment Team (BAT).
Handles severe roommate issues and mediations, and serves as primary professional staff for on-call crisis response.
Coordinates housing assignments, and ensures charges are accurate through housing reconciliations.
Evaluates and assesses occupancy, retention, and projection trends, which includes market research and comparison.
Develops and maintains awareness of community issues involving students in the residence halls through communication with residence life staff.
Follows up on complex and critical building work orders.
Serves on various university committees.
Serves in the absence of the Vice President, Student Affairs.
Performs other job-related duties as required.