Residential Coordinator (Finance)

The USF School of Theatre & Dance is hosting the American Ballet Theatre Camp for three weeks. This is a residential camp, hosted in the USF dorms. We are looking for a Residence Life Coordinator that will reside in the dorms during the camp. They will plan and oversee all aspects of residential life including: training college interns, discipline and behavioral management, event planning, with a basic knowledge of first aid, who can serve as calm point person in emergency situations and dealing appropriately with parents.

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• This position requires a High School diploma or equivalent with four years of customer service related experience including at least one year of supervisory experience.
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• Must have experience with teenagers and adolescent development either through teaching, camp counseling, coursework etc.
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• Clearance to work with minors by start of camp.
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• First Aid/CPR certification from a recognized & accredited organization (i.e, Red Cross, AHA, etc.) by start of camp.
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• Conduct a robust recruitment and training program for student residential Guides. Training residential life staff to deal with behavior appropriately and to calibrate expectations and responses appropriately for the given age group.
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• Research and respond to complex inquiries from students, parents, and campus partners in order to provide or clarify information on Housing & Residential Education services, options, programs, policies or procedures. Create dynamic communication messaging that drive student engagement and support student success. Develop and maintain the editorial plan for all communication channels.
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• Oversee daily management of on-campus housing assignments processes including residence hall assignments, room selection processes, room changes, space management, etc. for non-program specific populations. Oversee planning on residential life activities such as field trips, recreational activities, movie nights, etc.
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• Basic first aid knowledge and the ability to stay calm in a crisis. Knowledge of campus resources for health or safety emergency referrals. Works with department and campus partners to coordinate ADA assignments for students with special accommodation needs.
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• Develop and uphold clear consistent policies and procedures for residential conduct for a middle and high school population. Deal appropriately with behavioral and conduct issues that arise and maintain appropriate records and communication to leadership and parents as needed.
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