Student Development Coordinator

Enrich the student experience.

 

The Art Institute of California—Orange County has a rewarding opportunity in a community known for great weather, beautiful beaches, and outstanding cultural and recreational amenities. If you enjoy helping people reach their potential, consider the following:

 

Student Development Coordinator

 

We’re seeking a professional with effective leadership skills to develop and implement programs and activities that support student needs and foster their personal growth. The selected candidate will be responsible for student activities and programs, student clubs, new student orientation, independent housing, and special events. This is a great opportunity to use your organizational and interpersonal skills to coordinate the development and facilitation of activities and programs that promote student success.

 

A Bachelor’s degree is required. A Master’s in Student Personnel, Education, Counseling, or a related field is preferred. Must have a minimum 2 years’ experience developing and facilitating programs and activities in a post-secondary institution, as well as experience with new student orientation, mentorship programs, and advising student clubs and organizations. This position requires excellent written and verbal communication abilities, plus strong computer, analytical and problem resolution skills. Must be able to lead or work as part of a team to meet departmental goals. Ability to prioritize work, manage multiple tasks and perform well under deadline pressure is essential.

 

The Art Institute of California—Orange County is part of EDMC, one of North America’s largest post-secondary education companies. For immediate consideration,

 

Forward resumes to:  hr_oc@aii.edu

 

Education Management  is an Equal Opportunity Employer and embraces diversity as a critical step in ensuring employee, student and graduate success. We are committed to building and developing a diverse environment where a variety of ideas, cultures and perspectives can thrive.