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Residential Hall Coordinator-Female | Student Residential Life Department / Office of Student Affairs
Home > Residential Hall Coordinator-Female | Student Residential Life Department / Office of Student Affairs
Post date:
March 4, 2025
The Residential Hall Coordinator works with the Complex Manager and the Assistant Residential Hall Coordinator to create a strong community for their complex, ensuring the safety and security of the residents.
Job Responsibilities
Supervision
Oversee a residential block of 250-350 students.
- Supervision and performance evaluation of Assistant Residential Hall Coordinators.
- Supervision of 8-15 Resident Assistant (RAs) and Residential Life Resource Officers (RLRO)
Community & Student Leadership Development
- Support programs to create a strong community in the complex, providing a friendly environment to the residents.
- Work with RAs, Student Engagement and Leadership Department (SELD), Student Athletics and Recreation Department (SARD), and other units on campus to support programs and residential curriculum model.
- Collaborate with faculty and staff that may be working with Living/Learning Communities.
- Manage Hall Council so that students can have leadership opportunities in housing.
- Welcome students and parents with an engaging opening/move-in day ensuring smooth check-in and meet and greet.
- Ensure smooth move in and move out procedures which includes assignments, charges, transfers and cancellation.
- Ensure students understand the rules, regulations, facilities and services to students through direct communication and flyers/posters.
- Refer students when necessary to the proper resource on campus, university health care, student counseling, academic support center, etc.
- Manage roommate problems and other issues that are impacting the residential community.
- Oversee the safety and security of resident students.
Student Conduct and Crisis Management
- Coordinate and serve in an on-call duty rotation each evening from 5 pm – 7 am for a population of 700-800 residential students.
- Manage student conduct issues as noted in the residential policies and student handbook, liaising with the student conduct & resolution department. Document inappropriate behavior.
- Prepare student staff duty and desk schedules each semester.
- Carry out fire drills supervision and other emergency preparation initiatives in coordination with security and emergency management.
- Manage emergency operations according to Student Residential Life Department (SRLD) policies and university policies.
Administrative and Departmental Responsibilities
- Follow-up on hall maintenance, cleaning, and other issues reported to OPD/IT/Facilities.
- Collaborate and coordinate efforts with other residence hall coordinators, complex managers, and senior leadership in SRLD.
- Participate in departmental functions, projects, or committees, including but not limited to community development initiatives, housing operations management, staff selection and training, student discipline process, assessment and leadership development.
- Assist and participate in staff training and educational workshops offered by Residential Life and other campus departments.
- Follow processes for custodian reports and logistics.
- Ensure system data entry for student check-in, checkout, cancellation, transfers, charges and attendance are up-to-date and accurately completed.
- Other duties as assigned to fulfill the mission of SRLD.
Qualifications, skills and experience required
- Bachelor’s degree.
- Experience living on campus while in college preferred or experience in a student leadership position while in college.
- Able to work weekends and evenings, plus on-call responsibilities for a week once or twice a month.
- Able to reside on-campus.
- Able to work with a diverse team of staff and students.
- Excellent administrative and organization skills.
- Excellent communication skills, friendly and approachable manner.
- Microsoft Office skills.
- Ability to multitask and resolve issues.
How to Apply
- Interested applicants should fill out the form.
- AUS alumni are encouraged to apply. Applicants who do not meet specified requirements will not be shortlisted. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
- AUS is an equal opportunity employer. We adhere to a policy of making employment decisions without regard to race, color, age, sex, religion, national origin, disability or marital status. Opportunities for employment are based solely upon one’s qualifications.