Coordinator, Student Involvement

Overview:

The Coordinator for Student Involvement in the Alford Community Leadership and Involvement Center is a creative and collaborative leader who helps shape an engaging and connected campus experience. This role partners closely with students, especially through advising the University Programming Council (UPC) and other campus organizations to design and deliver innovative campus-wide programs and meaningful off-campus experiences for the Denison community.

Essential Functions:

• Advise the University Programming Council (UPC) in designing inclusive and high impact social programs. Build student leadership and oversee such responsibilities as recruitment and selection, budget allocation and reconciliation, training and development, and representing the policies and procedures of the University in risk management.
• Support 160+ student organizations through the oversight of new organization approval and annual re-registration, student organization leader training, organization recognition, organization conduct, advisor support, and risk management of student organization events. Engage and support faculty in advising student organizations.
• Assist with the successful execution of high profile, high impact, campus-wide events and traditions facilitated by CLIC including Week of Welcome, Senior Week, the Involvement Fair, Gala, D-Day concert, Winter Fest, Aestavalia, Culture Jam, Doobiepalooza, etc.
• Coordinate the planning, logistics, and execution of off-campus experiences and events, including weekly shopping shuttles and academic break transportation.
• Serve as a part of the university's on-call rotation, coordinating and assisting with initial response to students of concern, facilities issues, and/or significant housing policy violations that occur after business hours.
• Serve as a champion for CampusGroups, CLIC's online student engagement and events platform, by assisting in the training of campus partners, departments, and student leaders.
• Performs other duties as assigned.