NUin Site Director

Northeastern University

NUin Site Director

Requisition Number: STFR000781

Division/College: College of Professional Studies

FT/PT: Part Time

Grade: 10

Position Summary:

The N.U.in Program is a unique opportunity for freshmen accepted for Spring Admission to Northeastern University. Participants study at one of our international partner institutions around the world during the Fall semester and enter Northeastern University in the Spring. Partner universities or institutions abroad provide academic courses to the participants while N.U.in staff provide on-site leadership and support services.

We are hiring for N.U.in Site Director(s) for each of the following locations (locations are subject to change):

• Australia

• Costa Rica (must be proficient in Spanish)

• England

• Greece (Greek language skills desirable)

• Ireland

The Site Director will manage all facets of The N.U.in Program on-site operations for one of the aforementioned N.U.in locations. These facets include, but are not limited to: social, academic, service-learning, student conduct, professional and student staff supervision, as well as serving as a liaison with staff and faculty from the host institution and Boston staff. This demanding leadership position requires a significant amount of patience, flexibility, assertiveness, diplomacy, self-initiative, as well as experience working with students and living abroad.

Qualifications:

This highly demanding position requires a significant amount of patience, flexibility, assertiveness, diplomacy, self-initiative, as well as substantial experience living abroad and working under stressful conditions.

• Master’s Degree in relevant field such as Higher Education, International Education or Student Development.

• Minimum 4 years of demonstrated student service experience or higher education experience in a residence life or student affairs capacity.

• Experience living with or working with students (in a counselor, residence life, student affairs, or related role).

• Demonstrated experience with crisis management.

• Flexibility and demonstrated ability to excel in fast-paced environments.

• Experience living, working, or studying abroad.

• Proven ability to coordinate and manage events for large groups with attention to detail.

• Teaching and classroom management experience.

• Proven experience with student and/or professional staff supervision and management.

• Proven ability to work well under stressful conditions and how to take actions that satisfy diverse interest while achieving programmatic goals.

• Location/area experience preferred.

Additional Information:

This position is a temporary, non-benefits eligible position.

General Timeline*

Staff Orientation: On-line, Mid to Late June

Staff Training: Boston, Late June- July 16

(July 4th off)

Pre-Departure Orientation I &II (PDO): Boston, July 11-16

The N.U.in Program: Please note that Staff will engage in pre-departure preparation tasks assigned by the Boston office between staff training and departure in August or September (varies by location)

On-Location: 3-4 months(Varies by location)

*This timeline is for general planning purposes. Actual dates and activities will be provided after an offer has been made.

The overall time obligation totals approximately 5-6 months depending on location assigned.

To be considered for this position please visit our web site and apply on line at the following link: Careers@Northeastern

Northeastern University is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Educational Institution and Employer, Title IX University. Northeastern University particularly welcomes applications from minorities, women and persons with disabilities. Northeastern University is an E-Verify Employer.


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