The Director oversees all aspects of Housing & Residence Life operations, including residential education, student conduct, facilities coordination, occupancy management, budgeting, assessment, staff supervision, and crisis response. The position supervises a team of professional, support, and student staff and manages housing revenues and operational budgets exceeding $3 million annually.

The Director collaborates closely with university leadership and campus partners to enhance the residential student experience and support institutional goals. Key partnerships include Business Services, Physical Plant, University Police, Student Wellness Services, Enrollment Management, Academic Affairs, Intercollegiate Athletics, Sodexo/Food Services, and Student Conduct.

The Director serves as a member of the Behavioral Assessment Team (BAT) and Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT), participates in the university on-call rotation, and assists with matters involving student care, crisis response, and Title IX processes.

This is a full-time, 12-month professional position. Preference may be given to candidates residing within a reasonable proximity to the university to support after-hours on-call responsibilities.

The Director oversees all aspects of Housing & Residence Life operations, including residential education, student conduct, facilities coordination, occupancy management, budgeting, assessment, staff supervision, and crisis response. The position supervises a team of professional, support, and student staff and manages housing revenues and operational budgets exceeding $3 million annually.

The Director collaborates closely with university leadership and campus partners to enhance the residential student experience and support institutional goals. Key partnerships include Business Services, Physical Plant, University Police, Student Wellness Services, Enrollment Management, Academic Affairs, Intercollegiate Athletics, Sodexo/Food Services, and Student Conduct.

The Director serves as a member of the Behavioral Assessment Team (BAT) and Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT), participates in the university on-call rotation, and assists with matters involving student care, crisis response, and Title IX processes.

This is a full-time, 12-month professional position. Preference may be given to candidates residing within a reasonable proximity to the university to support after-hours on-call responsibilities.