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MARKETING & ENROLLMENT MANAGMENT - VP for Strategic Enrollment, Marketing, and Communication

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Position summary

The Vice President for Strategic Enrollment, Marketing, and Communication (VPSEMC) is responsible for overseeing the University’s efforts to attract and retain students and to maintain the public image of the University through oversight of the University’s Enrollment, Marketing, and Communication functions. The VPSEMC reports to the President and is a member of the President’s Cabinet.

Qualifications summary

The VP of Strategic Enrollment, Marketing and Communication must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing.  The position requires the individual to have a graduate level degree and be able to show evidence of effective spiritual leadership.  Other qualifications can be found in the qualifications section of the full job description.


Must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing.

Duties and responsibilities

Among other duties and responsibilities, the VPSEMC is expected to perform the following functions:


  1. Oversee all recruitment operations

  2. Collaborate with the appropriate campus academic and administrative committees and entities for implementation of admissions and retention policies of undergraduate and graduate students.

  3. Collaborate with financial administration in the policy development, delivery, and monitoring of financial aid and student financial services through recruitment, admissions, and financial service teams.

  4. Oversee a team of marketing and communication professionals who are dedicated to telling the story of Andrews University as they seek to consistently and successfully brand the University both on campus and beyond.

  5. Provide strategic marketing and communication support specifically for key administrators, for Enrollment Management and the academic departments of the University, including efforts that will ensure enrollment goals for programs, departments, schools and colleges and the University itself. 

  6. Provide key marketing and communication support, as requested, by University Advancement to help the University achieve its goals related to Development, Alumni Services, and the Howard Performing Arts Center.

  7. Guide the official communication efforts of the University, including internal communication, media relations, social media, website management, and production of the University’s official journals, including FOCUS magazine and the annual research report.



Supervisory responsibilities

This role oversees the following areas and their personnel: Undergraduate and Graduate Enrollment departments, Marketing, International Credential Office, and University Communications.

Qualifications




Must be a Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing.

Technical competencies

Able to effectively function within the traditional Microsoft Office suite.

Interpersonal interactions

Must maintain positive relationships with on- and off-campus constituent groups.

Physical demands

The physical demands for this job are equivalent to traditional office environments. Work hours will require flexibility. Capacity for travel.

Work environment

Traditional office environment