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Director, Student Conduct and Community Standards

New York University

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NEW YORK, NY
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Master's degree

Job overview

The Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards leads New York University’s student conduct program across its New York campus, residential community, and global locations. Reporting to the Associate Dean of Students, the director oversees conduct operations, policy implementation, data and assessment, consultation and training, institutional service, and staff supervision.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Student Conduct AdministrationRestorative Justice

Qualifications

Master's in Higher Education, Student Affairs, or Related

Full job description

Director, Student Conduct and Community Standards US-NY-New York Job ID: 2026-16194Type: University Life (WS1705)# of Openings: 1Category: Business/Professional AdministrativeNew York University Overview The Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards provides leadership for the Universitys student conduct program (2000+ cases annually); including the New York campus, residential community and global locations (portal campuses and study away sites); oversee the operation of the University Senate Community Standards committee; serve as a member of the University Compliance Officers working group; oversee all student conduct data; and create/review enhancements/updates for the student code of behavior at the institution. The position reports directly to the Associate Dean of Students. Primary duties include: * Departmental Leadership & Conduct Operations: Direct the daily operations, budget administration, resource allocation, and staff within the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (OSCCS) to ensure alignment with divisional priorities. Direct the intake, review, investigation, and procedural disposition of student misconduct matters arising across the New York City campus and global study away locations, ensuring fair, consistent, and educationally grounded processes. Oversee the administration of the University Senate Community Standards Committee, including hearing coordination, procedural governance, and case logistics. Direct the internal management, security, and data integrity of the student conduct electronic database (Simplicity/Advocate), conduct regular assessment of departmental operations, conduct analytics, and behavioral trends to inform campus prevention initiatives. * Policy Implementation & Operational Governance: Lead the operational drafting, implementation, and periodic review of student conduct policies, procedures, and campus standards under the strategic direction of the Associate Dean. Serve as the department's primary subject matter expert on student accountability, restorative justice frameworks, and conduct administration. Monitor conduct trends and emerging issues to recommend policy revisions, educational interventions, and operational enhancements. Partner with academic schools, Residential Life, and global sites to align local conduct processes with core university policies, collaborating with institutional partners (e.g., Equal Opportunity, General Counsel) on formal case recording and compliance. * Consultation, Outreach & Training: Serve as a liaison and consultant to academic schools and other campus offices to provide support, consultation, training, and outreach. Meet with school-based partners and faculty to, offer guidance, and escalate to higher University authorities where appropriate. Participate in regular meetings with partner offices including Residential Life and Housing Services, Student Health Center, Campus Safety, Human Resources, Bias Response Line, and Office of General Counsel. Design and deliver training programs for the University community. * Divisional and Institutional Service: Represent the Office of Student Conduct on university committees and regional/national professional organizations as assigned. Collaborate with the Office of the Dean of Students staff on strategic initiatives and participate in university-wide events, including Orientation, Welcome Week, Family Weekend, and Commencement. Support the division's emergency response and on-call coverage framework as required. * Supervision: Provide direct supervision to two Assistant Directors, one Student Conduct Administrator, and one Administrative Aide. Provide functional supervision to staff in residential life and at global sites on projects and matters associated with student conduct, regulatory laws, and policy initiatives. Responsibilities Required Education:Master's Degree in Higher Education, Student Affairs, or re

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