"Coordinator, Student Conduct Program"

Position Summary

The program coordinator is responsible for managing the daily processes within the student non academic misconduct conduct process. These responsibility includes developing reports, maintaining confidential student information, managing the student conduct database, conducting presentations, resolving allegation of non academic misconduct and corresponding with different campus constituents. The coordinator will also assist the director of student conduct with program assessment and special projects associated with campus-wide efforts or initiatives designed to enhance student retention, including eradication of achievement gaps, and completion. Where appropriate, the coordinator is expected to collaborate with other student services units on matters related to co-curricular learning. The coordinator reports to the Director of Community Standards, and is a member of the Dean of Student Development staff. Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) is committed to enriching the educational experience it offers through the diversity of its faculty, administrators, and staff members. The college seeks to recruit and support a broadly diverse team who will contribute to the college's excellence, diversity of viewpoints and experiences, embrace concepts of equity and inclusiveness, and support the equal rights of all people by advancing the understanding and appreciation of differences including age, race, gender, ability, religious convictions, socio-economic status, ethnic heritage, or sexual orientation. While we appreciate your interest in employment with Anne Arundel Community College, applicants must be currently authorized to work in the U.S. on a full-time basis. Employment-based visa sponsorship (including H-1B sponsorship) is not available for any position. In the best interest of the College, only individuals who are residents of Maryland or one of the following states will be eligible for employment at the college: Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia or the District of Columbia. The college will annually review this restriction and, if appropriate, expand the list of states of employment eligibility.

Job Duties and Responsibilities

• Perform tasks related to compliance including maintaining accurate and complete campus disciplinary records in accordance with applicable College policies and make regular updates to associated databases;
• Serve as a hearing officer for administrative conferences with students.
• Perform tasks related to communication including collaborating with the Division’s communications coordinator to design, develop, and maintain educational and promotional materials that increases campus awareness of the Code of Student Conduct and civility; develop and launch a departmental website; update online training modules for new students; and ensure print and online resources are available for faculty and staff.
• Assist the director with conducting presentations to faculty on classroom management as it relates to disruptive behavior and developing educational programming related to civility and community standards
• Provide timely and accurate information to College officials charged with collecting data for state and federal reporting purposes
• Assist the director with training of the Student Disciplinary Review Council

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree or higher; Minimum of two years of relevant experience; Familiarity with student development theory and its application to co-curricular learning; Ability to organize and prioritize, apply theories and best practices, conduct research and outcomes assessments, and be task and detail-oriented; Strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work effectively across a wide range of constituencies in a diverse community; Excellent written and oral communication skills, interpersonal and public relations skills.

Preferred Qualifications

Familiarity with program assessment, including utilization of the Council for the Advancement of Standards; At least three years’ experience adjudicating student discipline matters – conduct and/or academic integrity; Familiarity with higher education technology applications such as Maxient; Experience compiling and reporting statistics for College, state or federal compliance; Ability to function independently and as a member of a team in a constantly changing and fast-paced environment

About Anne Arundel Community College

With learning as its central mission, Anne Arundel Community College has responded to the needs of a diverse community for more than 50 years by offering high quality, affordable and accessible learning opportunities. The college’s nationally recognized and award-winning programs have helped its more than 51,000 students annually achieve their academic, professional and personal goals. AACC is a fully accredited, public, two-year institution offering credit programs leading to an associate degree, certificate or a letter of recognition. Students may prepare to transfer to a four-year institution or prepare for an immediate career. AACC also offers extensive lifelong learning opportunities and noncredit, continuing education to those seeking career training or retraining, working to boost basic skills or pursuing new areas of interest. In addition to its main campus in Arnold, Md., the college has degree centers at Arundel Mills, Glen Burnie and at centers and schools around the county. In 2012, the college opened the 30,000-square-foot Center for Cyber and Professional Training in Hanover, which houses 13 specialized labs, a testing center and faculty support space. Located in Anne Arundel County near historic Annapolis - home to the U.S. Naval Academy – AACC is conveniently located just minutes from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and downtown Baltimore. To learn more, visit www.aacc.edu.