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The Department of Student Involvement provides comprehensive and meaningful educational experiences for students in the co-curriculum. Through the creation of inclusive and intentional learning environments, students will acquire leadership and other transferable skills that can be utilized throughout their academic and professional careers. Under the general supervision of the Director of Student Involvement, the Coordinator of Student Affairs will: Coordinate major campus events, including but not limited to: New & Transfer Student Orientation & programming related to a students' transition into and out of the college. Serve on the college's Commencement Planning Committee and will be directly responsible for graduate communications, volunteer recruitment and management, and assisting with event logistics. Plan, execute, and assess community building events for students. Serve as an advisor to major student organizations, including the planning, execution, and assessment of on-going student leader training and support. Serve as the primary advisor to the Westchester Events Board (WEB), the student-run programming board. Supervise the staff member(s) responsible for student club & organization support, and marketing. Design and implement alternative break programs rooted in social justice, servant leadership and service-learning best practices. Coordinate the selection, training, and advising of the Alternative Break student leaders. Coordinate and select campus partners from the faculty and staff to serve as Advisors for Alternative Break programs. Serve as a Hearing Officer to adjudicate alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct. All other duties, as assigned.

Requirements:

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:  The successful candidate must possess a Bachelor's degree and either: (a) Master's degree in Higher Education Administration, Student Affairs, Student Guidance or a related field and three years of experience working in student affairs; or (b) Four years of experience working in student affairs. The successful candidate must also have: (a) working knowledge of student & leadership development theories; (b) experience in advising and training student organizations; (c) experience project managing, planning and executing large-scale events; (d) the ability to work in a team environment and amongst diverse groups; (e) knowledge and commitment to the goals and mission of the community college; and (f) evidence of responsiveness to and understanding of the diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, and ethnic backgrounds of community college students. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: It is preferred that the successful candidate possess: Master's degree in Higher Education Administration, Student Affairs, or a related field. Two or more years of supervising professional staff. Five or more years of experience in student affairs, particularly in student activities.