Residence Life Coordinator

Campus Living Centres; Toronto; On-site; CAD 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Campus Living Centres in Toronto, Ontario seeks a Residence Life Coordinator (RLC) to oversee the overall quality of living in assigned student residence(s) and to implement academic and social programming, staff development, and building administration as part of the Residence Life department.

The role emphasizes active student engagement, collaboration with campus partners, and the ongoing creation of a welcoming on-campus living environment with strong leadership and organizational skills.

Qualifications

• Must possess superior verbal and written communication skills.
• Must possess above average customer service skills.
• Must possess superior attitude towards learning.
• Must be able to handle multiple projects at once.
• Must be able to provide strong leadership to staff.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the opening and closing of the residence(s) during move-in/move-out or break periods.
• Oversee occupancy management of assigned residence(s).
• Manage all aspects of the Residence Life Office (supplies, cleanliness, access).
• Monitor departmental spending and budget where applicable.
• Develop and deliver training for Residence Life staff and programming for residents.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Customer service

Leadership

Multitasking

Learning attitude

Education

College Diploma or University Degree

Job description

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The Residence Life Coordinator (RLC) is a live-in position responsible for the overall quality of living, within their assigned student residence(s). The RLC is responsible for the implementation of academic & social programming, staff development, student development, community development, and building administration & management. The RLC also participates regularly in company-wide program and initiative development, as part of Campus Living Centre's Residence Life department.

2. Essential Functions and Basic Duties

Administration and Building Management

• Coordinate the opening and closing of the residence(s) during appropriate times (e.g., move-in, move-out, winter break, etc.).


• Oversee occupancy management of assigned residence(s).


• Manage all aspects relating to the Residence Life Office. This includes, but is not limited to, supplies, cleanliness, and access.


• Monitor departmental spending and manage budget.

Departmental Responsibilities

• Maintain the property social media account(s).


• Liaise and support institutional recruitment efforts with a focus on promoting on-campus living.


• Connect with contacts within the local community who support student development, such as local businesses, emergency services, and regional health services.


• Maintain regular communication with the Property Support Residence Life Team (Director/Associate Director, Residence Life & The Student Experience).

Crisis and Incident Management

• Serve as part of the departmental rotation of on-call managers.


• Be familiar with and follow the Campus Living Centres policies and procedures.


• Perform mediations and interventions as needed.


• Coordinate with outside agencies in response to crises.


• Serve as a conduct administrator for the assigned residence(s). This includes, but is not limited to, management of the incident report database, investigating incidents, and following up with student concerns.

Student and Staff Development

• Maintain visibility and presence within the assigned residence community.


• Develop an engaged and inclusive residence community by implementing the Community Development Model, leading a Residence Orientation, and implementing social and educational programming.


• Recruit, hire, train, evaluate, and mentor a team of Resident Advisors and/or Community Advisors.


• Create and deliver training sessions for the Residence Life Staff. These trainings include, but are not limited to the Residence Life Staff Training Conference and property training.


• Liaise, collaborate, and partner with institutional partners to support the needs of students.


• Support and provide guidance to the Residence Council. This includes, but is not limited to, aiding in elections, facilitating the creation of programs/events, or soliciting feedback for residence improvements.

Other Duties

• Develop and maintain internal and external relationships. This includes but is not limited to, institutional committees/offices, Campus Living Centres properties/Property Support, OACUHO, ACUHO-I, CACUSS, etc.


• Other duties as assigned.

Health & Safety

• Require employees work in the manner and with the protective devices, measures and procedures required by the OHSA, regulations, and Campus Living Centres (e.g. wearing safety shoes, confining hair, jewelry or loose clothing around moving parts, etc.)


• Ensure the Personal Protective Equipment required for all subordinates' job is readily available, in good working condition and ensure usage is recorded


• Ensure all trainings required for each task are identified, documented, and readily available


• Ensure all WHMIS 2015 regulated supplies and SDS sheets are readily available


• Ensure hazard identification, labelling, and any additional chemical safety resources and documents are up-to-date and available for all workers

3. Qualifications

Education: Recognized College Diploma or University Degree

Skills/Abilities:

• Must possess superior verbal and written communication skills;


• Must possess above average customer service skills;


• Must possess superior attitude towards learning;


• Must be able to handle multiple projects at once; and


• Must be able to provide strong leadership to staff.

Experience Required: Minimum of one (1) year industry or related experience