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Community Standards Coordinator

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Salary: $70,000 – $80,000 per year

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Requisition # 2026-22166

Date Posted: 2026-08-27

Department: Dean of Undergraduate Students

Category: Student Affairs and Services

Job Type: Full-Time

Overview

Reporting to the associate dean in the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students (ODUS), the community standards coordinator assists the deputy dean and associate dean with coordination of undergraduate disciplinary matters. ODUS processes an average of 230-330 disciplinary cases annually, heard by the Residential College Disciplinary Board (RCDB), the Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline (COD), or the Honor Committee.

Responsibilities

The coordinator assists in the preparation and tracking of disciplinary case files, including assembling all electronic documents, ensuring that all documentation is included, accurately organizing the files, and redacting where appropriate. The coordinator also uploads and maintains electronic files and record keeping, tracks and distributes Public Safety reports and other documents, and provides records to the deans upon request. Additionally, the administrative coordinator handles scheduling of COD hearings, assists during weekly RCDB meetings, ensures accurate record keeping, and assists with collecting annual statistics and drafting discipline reports.

The position includes financial responsibilities, in that the coordinator tracks and manages requests for funding from the Dean’s Emergency Fund. The coordinator also organizes the dean-on-call and Residential Living Coordinator on-call schedules and provides general office support for ODUS. The Coordinator may also be assigned other duties as required.

The key characteristics of the coordinator are the ability to work under time pressure and balance competing deadlines, attention to detail, and time management. This position requires a high level of discretion regarding students’ confidential disciplinary records. The coordinator will occasionally communicate directly with students and must be able to respond in a tactful and sensitive manner to a variety of situations involving students, as well as other tasks as required by the department.

Qualifications

Essential Requirements

  • Strong time management skills, with the ability to prioritize competing responsibilities, manage multiple deadlines, and adapt to shifting demands.
  • Excellent organizational skills with great attention to accuracy and detail, critical thinking and sound judgment
  • Ability to take initiative and think on one’s feet to solve problems;
  • Ability to work with tact, discretion and confidentiality;
  • Ability to work independently and as a team member;
  • Ability to set priorities for a wide range of tasks and deadlines;
  • Ability to approach hectic and sometimes stressful situations with a positive attitude and an adaptable, resilient and flexible mindset;
  • Flexibility to switch tasks frequently in a busy office;
  • Ability to work collegially with other departments;
  • Interpersonal and communication skills: must have helpful and approachable attitude and must be comfortable interacting with students;
  • Ability to handle highly confidential and sensitive information with discretion;
  • Proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat, and Outlook;
  • Minimum of 2 years of work experience in a professional setting, preferably in a legal or educational setting.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Background as a paralegal or legal secretary
  • Experience with document management systems or records retention
  • Bachelor’s Degree or other professional degree

Position Details

Standard Weekly Hours: 36.25

Eligible for Overtime: No

Benefits Eligible: Yes

Probationary Period: 180 days

Essential Services Personnel: No

Physical Capacity Exam Required: No

Valid Driver’s License Required: No

Experience Level: Associate

Salary Range

$70,000 to $80,000

Princeton University is an Equal Opportunity Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Job details

Title
Community Standards Coordinator
Employer
Princeton University
Location
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
Published
Sep 15, 2026
Closes:
Nov 14, 2026
Job type
Full time, Staff / Administration
Field
Student Affairs and Services
Salary

Salary: $70,000 – $80,000 per year

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Frequently Asked Questions

📋What does a Community Standards Coordinator do at Princeton University?

The Community Standards Coordinator supports the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students (ODUS) by preparing and tracking undergraduate disciplinary case files for the Residential College Disciplinary Board (RCDB), Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline (COD), and Honor Committee. Responsibilities include scheduling COD hearings, maintaining confidential records, distributing Public Safety reports, and supporting weekly RCDB meetings. Explore related higher education administration jobs or learn about types of administration jobs in higher education.

🎓What qualifications do I need for this Community Standards Coordinator role?

The role requires a minimum of 2 years of professional experience, preferably in a legal or educational setting, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat, and Outlook. Strong time management, attention to detail, and the ability to handle confidential disciplinary records with discretion are essential. Preferred qualifications include a paralegal or legal secretary background and a bachelor’s degree. Review how to become an academic coordinator and how to write a winning academic CV.

💰What is the salary range and work schedule for the Community Standards Coordinator position?

The salary range is $70,000 to $80,000. Standard weekly hours are 36.25, and the position is full-time and benefits-eligible. It has a 180-day probationary period and is not eligible for overtime. For more context on compensation in higher education, see university salary data.

📄What documents or experience should I highlight when applying to Princeton University?

Highlight experience with case file management, document management systems, records retention, and scheduling. If you have a paralegal or legal secretary background, make that prominent. Use a clear resume and cover letter tailored to student affairs and services. Download a free resume template and free cover letter template.

📅When is the application deadline for the Community Standards Coordinator job?

The application deadline is November 14, 2026. Because ODUS processes 230-330 disciplinary cases annually, applicants should demonstrate organizational skills, time management, and the ability to work under time pressure. For interview preparation, review college administration interview tips.

🌐Does this Community Standards Coordinator role provide visa sponsorship or remote work?

The posting does not specify visa sponsorship or remote work. It is an on-campus Student Affairs and Services position at Princeton University and is not designated as essential services personnel. Browse administrative roles in higher education for similar opportunities.

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Princeton University provides a diverse array of job and work opportunities, supporting its mission in education, research, and campus operations. These opportunities broadly fall into three main categories: academic and faculty positions, administrative and staff roles, and student employment. Princeton University Jobs - https://hub-princeton.icims.com/jobs/search Academic and Faculty Positions These roles focus on teaching, research, and scholarly activities, often requiring advanced degrees and expertise in specific fields. They include: Faculty roles : Tenure-track professors, assistant professors, associate professors, and full professors across departments like physics, computer science, arts, and more. Lecturers and instructors : Part-time or full-time teaching positions in various academic programs. Professional researchers and postdocs : Postdoctoral fellows and research associates involved in lab-based or theoretical research, such as in quantum science or plasma physics. Professional specialists and librarians : Specialists in areas like data analysis or curatorial roles at the Art Museum, and professional librarians managing collections and services. Recruitment for these positions is typically handled by individual academic departments, programs, the Art Museum, or the University Library. Interested candidates can explore opportunities through the Directory of Academic Units for contact information and apply via the AHIRE online system. https://fed.princeton.edu/cas/login Administrative and Staff Positions These non-academic roles support the university’s operations, infrastructure, and services. They are available on the main campus and at facilities like the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. Key subcategories include: Managerial and professional roles : Supervisors, coaches, accountants, financial services specialists, grants managers, and administrative managers. Technology and IT positions : Software developers, IT support staff, and engineers in information technology. Technical and support roles : Laboratory support, research staff, operating engineers, tradespeople (e.g., electricians, plumbers), building services, groundskeepers, and campus security officers. Specialized featured areas : Health and safety officers, engineering positions (e.g., in facilities or research), campus dining staff (e.g., cooks, servers), and staff research support in various labs. These positions often emphasize skills in operations, safety, or specialized fields and may be open to internal candidates as well. To search and apply, use Princeton’s career portals: the main iCIMS site for managerial and office roles, a service-oriented portal for trades and security, and a research-specific portal for lab support. Featured jobs in areas like dining or IT have dedicated search links on the HR site. Student Employment Opportunities Princeton encourages students to work part-time to gain experience, build skills, and earn money, with options available both on and off campus. These roles are designed to be flexible around academic schedules. On-campus jobs : Service-oriented positions in dining halls (e.g., food service), libraries (e.g., shelving books, assisting patrons), or administrative offices. Research and academically oriented roles include lab assistants, research aides in departments like biology or physics, or project-based work in arts centers. These can be short-term (e.g., one semester) or long-term (spanning multiple years), and some may be remote. Off-campus jobs : Facilitated through the university’s Job Location and Development program, these include tutoring local students, childcare, or professionally oriented roles like internships with nearby organizations. They range from short-term gigs to ongoing positions. Benefits include competitive pay, mentorship from faculty or staff, professional development (e.g., resume-building skills), and fostering community connections. All university-affiliated jobs must be registered and applied for through the JobX Employment Portal, while off-campus employers post via registration with the financial aid office. Overall, Princeton emphasizes equal opportunity and inclusivity in hiring, with many roles offering benefits like professional growth and contributions to a vibrant academic community. For the most current listings, visit the university’s HR careers page or specific departmental sites.

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