Job Description

Position Overview

The Campus Coordinator - Live Out position oversees all tasks related to the students’ residential experience at the Campus. Developing strong relationships with the residential students, grounded in compassion, mutual respect, and consistency, is essential to the Campus Coordinator position. Campus Coordinators must be willing to take a proactive, hands-on approach in working with students to solve problems and conflicts and to offer disciplinary and moral guidance as needed.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

• Act as in loco parentis and, therefore, responsible for all aspects of the residential welfare of our students
• Cultivate a safe, nurturing, structured, and comfortable environment for students
• Enforce the program and the school’s rules and policies
• Oversee daily operations of the residential programming including consistent supervisory laps during residential and off-site periods and activities
• Drive students to and from school, activities, and appointments in a large company-owned van
• Monitor and assist with homework and the academic progress of students
• Provide direction and support to part-time Resident Assistants
• Own a piece of the campus operations, including, but not limited to, one or a few of the following:
• Student programming inclusive of management of the relationship with vendors and transportation services for campus supplies and the residential student meal program and other related duties
• Student services inclusive of communication with faculty/staff at Amerigo and our partner school about students’ academic progress and attendance of relevant school or parent meetings
• Student activities inclusive of coordination of evening and weekend activities and campus social media management
• Promote the image of the residential program within the school and local community
• Communicate all residential issues to the Director of Campus Operations

Anticipated Schedule: The Campus Coordinator is a full-time, non-exempt position, which generally includes active employment for approximately 10 to 11-months and inactive employment during the summer break. The role requires a rotating work schedule of 4-5 consecutive days per week. Potential shifts include early mornings, afternoons, and late evenings on both weekdays and weekends with additional on-call hours as needed.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree from 4-Year Accredited University; Degree in Education, Counseling, or other relevant discipline preferred
• Demonstrated experience as a house parent, resident assistant, or equivalent experience required
• Must possess valid U.S. Driver’s License and clean driving record with the ability to drive a large company-owned van
• Ability to work weekends and holidays
• Excellent communication skills; strong interpersonal skills (relational)
• Ability to use sound judgment, make decisions efficiently, and problem solve
• Resilient, flexible approach to problem solving
• Motivated and entrepreneurial team player
• International, multi-cultural exposure preferred; experience working with English as a Second Language students a plus

Physical Requirements

• Occasionally move equipment weighting 50 pounds across campus for various campus needs
• Frequently move about inside the residence hall to access different parts of the building
• Frequently ascend/descend stairs to access different parts of the building

Job Tags

Full time, Part time, Summer holiday, Local area, Live out, Flexible hours, Weekend work, Afternoon shift, Early shift, Weekday work,

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