Regional Admission Program Coordinator - Texas

Additionally, the Regional Admission Program Coordinator serves as a liaison to faculty, academic departments, and other University stakeholders to effectively communicate enrollment information and collaborates regarding recruitment activities and pre-professional opportunities.   PRIMARY JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Manages a regional recruitment territory and home office; develops recruitment strategies; travels the designated recruitment territory up to 30%; maintains an informational, active communication system with either traditional high school, parents or counselors; assumes liaison activities for the Office of Admission Counsels student applicants concerning admission, financial aid, career planning, and housing options; explains, interprets, and provides outreach to students regarding the FAFSA and financial aid awards Identifies, recruits, and enrolls prospective students in a designated market; manages a recruitment territory; develops recruitment strategies Plans and arranges all phases of travel; conducts office-based contact by text, email and phone with students, and parents if applicable; may make reservations; assists with administrative duties in support of student recruitment Reads, interprets, and evaluates students academic credentials and makes admission/denial decisions; assists with scholarship appropriation Participates positively as an active member of the recruitment team; assists with special programs and research projects; participates in the development and implementation of enrollment strategies Perform various administrative tasks, to include composing routine letters, compiling data for reports, maintaining calendars, processing applications, scheduling appointments, maintains confidential files, prepares position papers/reports, inputs/retrieves data on information system software, etc. Performs other duties as assigned   KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES Knowledge of higher education admission policies and programs Knowledge of enrollment planning strategies Interpersonal/human relations skills Verbal and written communication skills Effective presentation skills Planning and organizational skills Basic research skills Ability to demonstrate self-direction and motivation Ability to operate personal computer with various software programs Ability to maintain confidentiality Ability to learn and apply institutional policies and procedures Ability to maintain schedules Ability to work effectively in a team setting Ability to travel/drive and work on weekends and nights Ability to handle stress due to travel Ability to multi-task and deal with competing priorities Ability to build relationships with and recruit a diverse population of students in all parts of the United States  MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's Degree Two years of related work experience Previous experience working with a CRM  PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Previous experience working with Slate Applicants must include: 1) a cover letter; 2) a resume/curriculum vitae. You can upload these items on the third page "My experience" of the application Full-Time Benefits: Saint Louis University offers a generous full-time benefits package including vacation and sick leave, health/dental/vision/life insurance, 403B retirement savings plan and match,