What are the responsibilities and job description for the Manager, Student Involvement and Engagement position at The Ohio State University?
Manages Fisher recognized student organizations, including leadership transitions, programming and event support, ongoing training and student development, student organization fiscal reporting/reimbursements, Workday processes, and room reservations; advise Fisher undergraduate recognized student organization(s). Supervise student employee Peer Involvement Consultants (PICs), including hiring, training, project assignments, and ongoing operations of PIC program. Oversees Fisher student organization advisor communication and ongoing relationship management, including training and serving as a liaison between the university and Fisher organization advisors. Manages student involvement portal using the engagement software including data, training, content updates, student involvement tracking, and retention tracking. Prepares data visualization and reports to inform undergraduate programs decision-making. Coordinates and implements undergraduate signature events. Serves on Fisher committees as assigned; represents the College as requested; collaborates with university stakeholders; complete special projects and other duties as assigned; evenings and weekends occasionally required
Required Education and Experience
Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, education, counseling, or related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience. 3 years’ experience in community engagement programming and administration. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Experience leading or mentoring team of staff and/or student employees.
Desired Qualifications: Knowledge of college student development and program development and planning with college level students; experience with computer productivity software, internet, and University Student Information System (SIS); knowledge of university procedures, resources, and curriculum.
Regular 40 First Shift