On-Campus Community Director: Student Life & Leadership

Georgetown University; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgetown University in Washington, DC is seeking a Community Director for residential education overseeing 225–600 students on the Hilltop/Capitol campuses. The role includes supervising Resident Assistant/Resident Fellow staff, designing educational programs, and mentoring students in the Jesuit tradition.

The position requires living on campus and participating in an on‑call duty rotation. The ideal candidate holds a Master’s in Higher Education or related field, demonstrates leadership and

Qualifications

• Master's Degree in Higher Education, Student Affairs, Counseling, or Social Work.
• Proven leadership, supervision, and program development experience.
• Commitment to social justice and inclusion within a Jesuit community.
• Ability to respond effectively to emergencies and crises.

Responsibilities

• Supervise and develop Resident Assistant/Resident Fellow staff.
• Design cultural, educational, and social programming for a 225–600 student housing community.
• Collaborate with Faculty and Resident Ministers to support student formation and leadership development.
• Serve on an on‑call/on‑site duty rotation and respond to emergencies and safety concerns.

Skills

Leadership

Supervision

Emergency response

Community development

Student affairs

Education

Master's in Higher Education/Student Affairs

Experience in residential life

Job description

Georgetown University in Washington, DC is seeking a Community Director for residential education overseeing 225–600 students on the Hilltop/Capitol campuses. The role includes supervising Resident Assistant/Resident Fellow staff, designing educational programs, and mentoring students in the Jesuit tradition.

The position requires living on campus and participating in an on‑call duty rotation. The ideal candidate holds a Master’s in Higher Education or related field, demonstrates leadership and