Director of Undergraduate Recruitment - USF

The Director of Undergraduate Recruitment provides leadership and management for relevant recruitment operations and oversees the development and execution of a comprehensive recruitment strategy that supports new student enrollment goals for first year and transfer students.

The Director of Undergraduate Recruitment reports to the Assistant Vice President for Admissions. This position ensures that maximum institutional synergy is realized through collaboration with multiple University departments, and that recruitment activities are consistent with the overall mission, objectives, and the strategic plan of the University. The Director participates in the full range of college admission responsibilities, which may include traveling to secondary schools, community colleges and college fairs; administrative duties; interviewing prospective students; and assuming other projects as assigned. The Director engages in program planning and implementation of a strategic recruitment plan and sets office priorities in consultation with the Assistant VP for Admissions. The position is responsible for the direct supervision of the Associate Director of Recruitment for FTIC students, the Associate Director of Transfer Recruitment, and the Assistant Director of Customer Success, including ongoing training, evaluation, and professional development for twenty-two indirect reports recruiters and customer success representatives). The Director supports the other directors in the division, and the entire admissions/enrollment leadership team, and positively influences peers, staff, and direct reports. The position has a high degree of visibility and contact with persons on and off campus, building and nurturing relationships with key stakeholders at all three of USF's campuses to advance recruitment initiatives. The Director will demonstrate understanding and sensitivity to the needs of all students and perform duties in accordance with the mission, vision, and strategic goals of the University of South Florida.