Assistant Director, Student Life & Leadership

University of Virginia; Charlottesville (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Virginia School of Law seeks an Assistant Director of Student Affairs to support flagship programs, coordinate events, and serve as a key contact for student organizations. This exempt, full-time role reports to the Senior Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and requires some weekend/evening work and occasional travel.

You will manage social media and the weekly newsletter, orient new student leaders, help with budgets and reimbursements, and promote an inclusive, high-impact

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Experience advising student organizations or leadership programs.
• Experience providing academic or career counseling.
• Experience working in higher education preferred.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office; Excel highly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support programs like Roadmap Scholars Initiative, Community Fellows Program, orientation, graduation and other events.
• Manage social media posts and the weekly newsletter.
• Serve as a key contact for the Law School's student organizations and budgets.
• Coordinate student organization budgets, funding, and reimbursements.
• Occasional weekend/evening work and domestic travel as needed.

Skills

Communication skills

Relationship building

Counseling & advising

Team collaboration

Public speaking

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Excel

Databases

PowerPoint

Job description

The University of Virginia School of Law seeks an Assistant Director of Student Affairs to support flagship programs, coordinate events, and serve as a key contact for student organizations. This exempt, full-time role reports to the Senior Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and requires some weekend/evening work and occasional travel.

You will manage social media and the weekly newsletter, orient new student leaders, help with budgets and reimbursements, and promote an inclusive, high-impact