Associate Director, National Recruitment & Partnerships

University of Georgia; Ohio; On-site; USD 63,000 - 77,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Georgia seeks an Associate Director of National Recruitment to coordinate recruitment initiatives for incoming students from Georgia and nationwide. This leadership role guides outreach to students, families, counselors, and partners to advance enrollment goals and strengthen UGA’s national presence.

You will lead data-driven strategies, collaborate with admissions leadership, and represent UGA at events to attract academically talented students while aligning with the university’s

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent and 5 years of professional experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop recruitment strategies designed to attract and enroll students from Georgia and across the United States.
• Develop and maintain campus and community partnerships and provide regular communication to college and high school administrators, teachers, and students.
• Represent the University of Georgia at recruitment events and manage a travel territory.
• Review applications for admission and provide input in student selection.
• Provide supervision to professional and student staff.
• Conduct presentations, meet with prospective students, families, applicants, school counselors and other stakeholders in the college application process.

Skills

Admissions experience

Recruitment planning

Stakeholder engagement

Public speaking

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

University of Georgia seeks an Associate Director of National Recruitment to coordinate recruitment initiatives for incoming students from Georgia and nationwide. This leadership role guides outreach to students, families, counselors, and partners to advance enrollment goals and strengthen UGA’s national presence.

You will lead data-driven strategies, collaborate with admissions leadership, and represent UGA at events to attract academically talented students while aligning with the university’s