Chief of University Housing & Operations

Texas Tech University - University Student Housing; Lubbock (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Tech University - University Student Housing seeks a senior leader to provide strategic direction and operational oversight across a large housing enterprise. You will shape goals, standards, and financial strategies while aligning resources and staff capacity to support residential students and campus partners.

You will oversee planning for occupancy, facilities, risk management, and organizational modernization, collaborating with Auxiliary Services and university stakeholders to advance

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or higher in a related field is preferred.
• Progressive senior leadership experience in large housing/auxiliary services environments.
• Experience leading complex organizations with multiple programs and teams.

Responsibilities

• Provide senior leadership, strategic input, and operational oversight for University Student Housing.
• Establish departmental goals, service standards, and financial strategies for a large housing operation.
• Oversee staffing, resources, and organizational performance with accountability measures.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Financial oversight

Crisis management

Organizational change

Data-informed decision-making

Education

Master’s degree in Higher Ed Admin/Business/Public Admin/Organizational Leadership

Experience in large-scale university housing or auxiliary services

Tools

Enterprise systems

Operational reporting

Job description

Texas Tech University - University Student Housing seeks a senior leader to provide strategic direction and operational oversight across a large housing enterprise. You will shape goals, standards, and financial strategies while aligning resources and staff capacity to support residential students and campus partners.

You will oversee planning for occupancy, facilities, risk management, and organizational modernization, collaborating with Auxiliary Services and university stakeholders to advance