Live-In Residence Life Coordinator

University of North Florida; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 39,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

The Residence Life Coordinator (RLC) at the University of North Florida is a full‑time, 12‑month live‑in professional responsible for creating a safe, welcoming residential experience for on‑campus students. The RLC leads community development, engagement, crisis response, and staff supervision aligned with the department’s Residential Curriculum goals.

Overseeing 400–1,000 residents and supervising 10–20 resident assistants, the RLC works evenings, weekends, and on some holidays, with on‑call

Qualifications

• Master's or bachelor's degree and 2+ years of relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience pursuant to Fla. Stat. 112.219.
• Live-in position requiring active participation in community events, department/university functions, and on-call responsibilities.
• Evening, weekend, and holiday responsibilities.
• Reliable transportation and ability to respond to incidents across campus.
• Must be able to ascend stairs to access 2nd and 3rd story apartments; no elevator.

Responsibilities

• Promote learning-centered communities aligned with the Residential Curriculum.
• Build relationships with residents and staff, being an accessible presence.
• Support residents and staff in crises and connect to resources.
• Collaborate with campus partners to enhance student success.
• Oversee operations and use departmental systems for documentation and assessment.

Skills

Crisis management

Staff supervision

Community engagement

Communication skills

Organizational skills

Teamwork

Independence

Education

Master's or Bachelor's degree with 2+ years experience

Tools

Maxient

eRezLife

StarRez

Microsoft Teams

Job description

The Residence Life Coordinator (RLC) at the University of North Florida is a full‑time, 12‑month live‑in professional responsible for creating a safe, welcoming residential experience for on‑campus students. The RLC leads community development, engagement, crisis response, and staff supervision aligned with the department’s Residential Curriculum goals.

Overseeing 400–1,000 residents and supervising 10–20 resident assistants, the RLC works evenings, weekends, and on some holidays, with on‑call