Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life

Job Description

Stevens Institute of Technology is currently searching for a dynamic Student Affairs professional to join the Office of Undergraduate Student Life as the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life.

The Assistant Director promotes student success by providing overall leadership, advisement, training, and support to the recognized social fraternity and sorority community at Stevens.

Reporting to the Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Undergraduate Student Life, the Assistant Director promotes and supports active, healthy, learning environments and activities while positively impacting retention and student success within our highly celebrated Fraternity & Sorority Life (FSL) program consisting of 22 chapters, 3 governing bodies (IFC, SPC, and MGC), and affiliated honor societies (Order of Omega).

The Assistant Director has budgetary, compliance, student leadership development, and event and facilities management responsibilities. 

Responsibilities:

Advisement and Management


* Serve as the advisor to 22 social fraternities and sororities, in addition to the Interfraternity Council, Panhellenic Council, and the Multicultural Greek Council


* Develop, implement, maintain, and evaluate all aspects of a comprehensive fraternity and sorority program in alignment with University and Student Affairs strategic initiatives


* Implement regular advising meetings with all chapters and implement an accreditation and scorecard rating system to support their performance and operations.


* Work in collaboration with the Office of Residential and Dining Services to manage off-campus residential facilities that are both owned by Stevens or privately owned, including but not limited to the oversite of city laws, neighbor complaints, work orders, billing, and capital improvements


* Oversee an annual operating budget for FSL programs and manage expenses


* Assess student retention through engagement, persistence, and graduation analysis


* Serve as the main liaison to campus, regional, and national fraternity and sorority advisors and staff, especially to the national offices of NPC and the NIC


* Establish and maintain productive relationships with chapter alumni, alumnae, and faculty advisers


* Support the house corporation boards through continued communications, programming, and project development

Education and Programs


* Provide guidance and oversight of the development of leadership programs specific to the Fraternity & Sorority Life community, including leadership development and training, new member education, annual accreditation, bystander intervention, and risk management training


* Implement educational programs around topics including but not limited to hazing, social justice and inclusion, consent and sexual violence, and alcohol


* Facilitate group training and meetings with the chapter inclusion representatives to implement anti-oppression and inclus...