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Associate Director, Field Experience

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Job overview

The Associate Director, Field Experience supports Columbia School of Social Work admissions by developing recruitment and yield strategies, reviewing applications, representing the school at recruitment events, and coordinating application review operations. The role also manages admissions records and communications, reports on recruitment and enrollment activity, collaborates across the school and university, and supports daily department operations, including supervising and training student and temporary staff.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

CommunicationInterpersonal SkillsOrganizational SkillsProgram DevelopmentTime ManagementIndependent JudgmentInitiativeGoal OrientationResults OrientationCreativityTeamworkWorking Under PressureInformation TechnologyCRM PlatformsStudent DatabasesSlateColumbia SIS

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent3+ Years Related ExperienceHigher Education or Human Services ExperienceMaster's in Higher Education, Social Work or EducationFluency in Information TechnologiesSome Travel and Weekend Work

Full job description

Responsibilities Serve as a key contributor to the Admissions team by developing, implementing, and evaluating comprehensive communication, outreach recruitment, and yield strategies for prospective domestic and international applicants throughout the admissions process. Review and evaluate applications for admission as a member of the Admissions Committee, assessing candidates academic preparation, professional experience, personal statements, recommendations, and overall alignment with the Schools mission and admission criteria. Represent CSSW at local and national recruitment events, graduate admission fairs, on- and off-campus information sessions, webinars, and other prospective student programs. Travel locally and domestically on behalf of the school as needed. Prepare the admission committee, and faculty readers for the review of applications. Coordinate application assignments, review schedules, reader training sessions, and payments. Oversee the administration and upkeep of student records in the Admissions CRM software, Technolutions Slate, guaranteeing efficient processing of all application-related documents. Provide prompt responses to inquiries about application status, ensure the timely delivery of admission decision letters and eBrochures, and manage email communications for potential, current, and admitted students. Compile and deliver weekly reports on prospective students, admissions, enrollments, and events to offer a comprehensive statistical overview of ongoing progress. Collaborate with the Admissions team, faculty, students, alumni, Alumni Relations, and other School and University administrators to identify and address recruitment, outreach, applicant engagement, and yield opportunities. Support the Director of Admissions in overseeing and coordinating the daily operations of the Admissions department, including the supervision, training, and direction of an Assistant Director of Admissions, graduate assistants, summer interns, workstudy students, Student Ambassadors, temporary staff, and other student workers. Other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree and/or its equivalent required. Minimum 3-5 years related experience required. Preferred Qualifications Experience in higher education and/or human services. Master's degree in Higher Education, Social Work or Education. Experience with CRM platforms; student databases; SLATE online application system and Columbias SIS. Other Requirements Strong interpersonal, organizational, program development and time-management skills. Demonstrated independent judgment and initiative in fulfilling responsibilities. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Must be highly energetic, goal-oriented, results driven, creative and team-oriented. Ability to work independently and well under pressure. Must have fluency in information technologies and be able to learn and incorporate new technologies rapidly. Must be available for some travel and weekend work. SEE full job description online. SUBMIT RESUME or CV to https://careers.columbia.edu/

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