Directs and administers the day to day operations of Admissions. Manages personnel within the areas of One Stop, Admissions, Registration, Financial Aid, Graduation/Transfer Services, and Instant Info/Call Center. Directs the planning, developing, recommending, administering, and evaluation of budgets and billing for One Stop, Admissions, Registration, Financial Aid, Graduation/Transfer and Instant Info/Call Center. Directs the One Stop Shop projects related to the BANNER system campus wide. Collaborates with IT and web development programmers regarding enhancements, report programming, updates, and ongoing implementations.
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| 52 | 4BB – Department not found | Full-time | A99349 |
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Oversees personnel, supervise, and evaluate employees.
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Selects potential candidates for employment using college personnel screening processes.
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Assigns responsibilities and duties to department personnel for development and implementation of assigned programs.
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Approves program changes, updates, and modifications in the scope and nature of services.
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Assigns responsibility for implementing services, programs, and activities.
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Determines appropriate utilization of departmental space for professional offices and support staff.
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Collaborates with other college departments and groups to insure integration of established services with other programs.
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Designs and implements enhancements to assigned programs.
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Evaluates the effectiveness of programs and services using surveys and student records.
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Supports and maintains all UVU and NCAA standards of ethical conduct for athletics personnel.
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Upholds and abides by all NCAA regulations and Utah Valley University institutional policies and procedures.
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Oversees personnel - supervise, and evaluate employees.
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Selects potential candidates for employment using college personnel screening processes.
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Assigns responsibilities and duties to department personnel for development and implementation of assigned programs.
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Cultivates compatible, harmonious relationships among staff and with collaborating departments.
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Interviews professional staff to determine issues and concerns needing to be addressed.
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Evaluates program coordinators and approve evaluations of all other employees of assigned programs.
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Plans, coordinates, and assists with training for staff and group development.
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Analyzes final records, previous budgets, services, and programs to see financial status needs of assigned areas.
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Plans budget proposals based upon enrollment projections and anticipated level of departmental requests.
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Negotiates budget issues with department directors to determine utilization of resources.
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Determines allocation of funds to budget categories.
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Approves expenditures of programs, requisitions, and travel requests.
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Directs the creation and implementation of changes in computer system tasks for all assigned areas.
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Directs the training of BANNER users in reviewing and determining methods for use regarding assigned departments.
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Directs the planning and implementation of One Stop Shop system upgrade and modifications.
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Directs a monitoring system of functions for compliance with procedures relating to One Stop Shop
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Directs operational changes as supported by computer software enterprise systems.
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Implements procedures to more effectively carry out the above tasks.
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Approves computer access for all UVU employees who use the BANNER system.
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Advisor Generalist, Nonexempt, 11
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Assistant Director, Exempt , 36
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Director, Exempt, 48
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Manager, Exempt, 33
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Manager, Exempt, 33
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Registrar, Exempt, 46
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Graduation from an accredited institution with a master's degree in Business or Public Administration and two years of experience related to the summary of duties; or a bachelor's degree and four years of experience related to the summary of duties; or any combination of education and/or experience related to the summary of duties totaling eight years.
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Strong skills in interpersonal relationships.
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Knowledge of state and federal laws, rules, and regulations related to student admissions and international students.
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Human relations, supervisory, and decision making skills.
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Ability to give and receive oral and written instructions and procedures.
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Knowledge of standard office equipment including computers and computer software related to admissions and records.
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Knowledge of budgetary record keeping and control.
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Ability to create, edit, and condense statistical reports, papers, communications, etc..
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Skill in methods of statistical research analysis, and presentations.

