Leads the design and implementation of an employer development strategic plan to increase internship and employment opportunities for students and alumni.
Identifies and recruits representatives for employer events.
Provides leadership for developing, implementing and refining employer programs and events such as job fairs, etiquette dinners, information sessions, on-campus recruiting, classroom presentations, industry panels, site visits and networking events that will expose students to the wide range of post-graduate employment options.
Strengthens the recruitment pipeline of employers through innovative techniques; market recruiting and employment services to employers, students and alumni, including the development of appropriate marketing materials.
Leads the Employer Advisory Board which consists of representatives from external companies/organizations spanning a wide variety of industries.
Develops and maintains effective contact with business, industry, and government employers in order to support and expand opportunities for internships and full time employment for UNCW students and alumni.
Collaborates with academic units, faculty and staff to design programs and services which meet employers’ and students’ needs.
Serves as a part of the Senior Leadership Team and supervises the Employer Relations staff.
Collaborate and coordinate efforts with staff of Chancellor’s office, Alumni Relations, University Advancement, QENO, Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, area SHRM chapters, regional Chambers of Commerce, and other campus, community and business network groups.
Provides detailed reports on Employer Relations Team initiatives.
A Master's Degree is required for candidates to be considered.
The successful candidate also must exhibit:
Strong teamwork, organizational, program development and interpersonal skills
Competency to assess, organize, and prioritize multiple tasks with attention to detail.
In-depth understanding and application of best practices in collegiate career services, career trends, workplace changes, impacts of technology and social media.
Strong computer skills, including experience with employer/contact management systems such as Handshake, Microsoft Office suite, and internet research.
Excellent written and oral communication skills, including presentation skills appropriate for small and large audiences.
Skills in strategic planning and data analysis, supporting an ability to make complex, independent decisions and programmatic recommendations.
Ability to travel and work non-standards hours, including some nights and weekends.