The study of business has been an important part of the Stetson University curriculum since 1897, longer than at any other Florida college. Stetson University's M.B.A. and M.Acc programs are designed to provide a range of knowledge and technical skills crucial to business success. The program's focus is developing students into effective business leaders. The Interim Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions for Business Programs reports directly to the Associate Director of Admissions.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A TEMPORARY POSITION.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
ROUTINE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Manage and implement recruitment and admissions processes for the MBA, MBA Flex, MACC, joint JD/MBA with Stetson’s College of Law, joint Pharma/MBA with the University of Florida, and joint MHA/MBA with Advent Health University degree programs. Responsible for meeting admissions goals set in collaboration with the Director of Admissions and the School of Business.
Develop and manage the recruitment plan for the MBA, MBA Flex, MACC, joint JD/MBA with Stetson’s College of Law, joint Pharma/MBA with the University of Florida, and joint MHA/MBA with Advent Health University degree programs and represent Stetson University at appropriate graduate admissions events locally and regionally.
Coordinate and administer on-campus and off-campus recruitment and yield events, collaborating with other university departments as necessary.
Plan and implement outreach and communications with prospective students and external partners as part of strategic recruitment plan.
Manage and administer the application review process and financial aid awards process with the Office of Graduate Admissions and designated faculty members. Coordinate communications with prospective and admitted students, the Financial Aid Office and Office of Graduate Admission.
Manage marketing communications and tactics related to recruitment strategies, including creating a communication plan, managing and updating web presence and social media sites, email blasts, and MBA recruitment sites.
Conduct on-going strategic analysis of market trends, competitors, and key factors shaping the MBA and MACC markets and their inquiry and applicant pools.
Maintain effective working relationships with the Office of Graduate Admissions, Registrar’s Office, Office of Financial Planning, Alumnae Office as well as faculty and staff in other graduate departments, as well as assist in strengthening ties to undergraduate academic departments.
The Assistant Director continues to support and works with the Graduate Programs faculty to:
Other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree required; MBA or graduate degree in related field preferred.
Required Skills
Required Experience