Assistant Director of Admissions

Assistant directors of admission (ADAs) travel the world to build meaningful relationships with remarkable students, families, educators, and counselors — and show them how SCAD is the ultimate destination to launch the future and career of their dreams. As an ADA, you'll explain the unrivaled resources we offer to prospective students across all university locations. Below are the open domestic territories for our ADA roles: ADA West MarketsMountain Southwest: Colorado, New Mexico, ArizonaGreater Badlands: Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota, NebraskaUpper Midwest: Minnesota, Wisconsin, IowaADA North MarketsNew England: Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, and New HampshirePennsylvaniaADA South MarketsWest Florida/Panhandle: Pensacola, Panama City, Panama City Beach, Destin and TallahasseeSouth GeorgiaPart of an extraordinary team of SCADvocates, you’ll: Travel to effectively represent SCAD to prospective and applied students at strategically selected high school and university events, information sessions, and moreDeliver creative classroom presentations that engage students, meet individually with students to provide information about the application process and supporting documents, and offer portfolio counselingEnsure timely follow-up communications with prospective students to discuss their interests and answer questions, guarantee the highest proportion of right-fit students, and facilitate a successful college search for studentsLead information sessions and related activities for parents, teachers, and counselors; build ongoing professional and institutional relationships; and increase positive awareness of SCAD in the assigned regionFacilitate a successful college search for students, maintain professional conduct in accordance with NACAC guidelines, and collaborate with the office for career and alumni success (CAS) to implement SCAD alumni and parent ambassadors in recruitment effortsIn support of the department’s mission, you’ll: Select participants, invite them to attend the SCAD Educator Forum, and serve as the official host; meet with visiting prospective students; and lead toursMonitor regular application and enrollment reports to evaluate activity effectiveness, assist with admitted and deposit paid calls, and attend award ceremonies to announce scholarship winnersManage student, parent, teacher, and counselor information in Salesforce in compliance with FERPA; research, enter, and update all travel management data; and promptly enter all planned, confirmed, and completed events into the master recruitment calendarCreate and maintain an individual travel calendar through Outlook; provide access to the regional director, executive director, and assistant to the executive director; and assist with summer programsCover LivePerson shiftsYou will regularly: Travel 40–50 weeks throughout the year to complete school visits (up to 20 per week) during peak recruitment season (i.e., spring and fall) Fly to schools if they are more than four to six hours by car, or drive a rental car if under four to six hours awayContact schools to confirm visits at least two weeks before scheduled travelAdditionally, you’ll: Attend summer and winter staff training in Savannah and Atlanta, mentor new staff, and share relevant informationStay up to date with university policies, events, accolades, and programs of study through the SCAD catalog, website, social media outlets, newsletters, videos, Develop a strong partnership with admission advisers to involve them in recruitment activitiesRegularly provide feedback and ideas to admission leadershipVolunteer for and participate in special events (e.g., SCAD Days)