Campus Director

Louisiana Community and Technical College SystemWest Monroe, LA
20h

About The Position

• Manage campus operations in collaboration with other college staff to ensure a high-quality student experience and alignment with college-wide goals. • Collaborate with Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Workforce Development to ensure effective scheduling, advising, instructional delivery, and student support services. • Develop and implement campus-specific strategies that align with LDCC's strategic plan and address local community and industry needs. • Oversee assigned campus budget lines and resource allocation; ensure fiscal responsibility and adherence to college policies and state regulations. • Build and sustain partnerships with K-12 institutions, economic development agencies, employers, and civic organizations. • Represent LDCC in local and regional forums as needed, strengthening the College's visibility and reputation. • Provide supervision, mentorship, and performance evaluation for campus staff. • Promote a safe and welcoming campus climate. • Support efforts to secure external funding through grants, sponsorships, and philanthropic partnerships in alignment with college process and policy. • Support and contribute to institutional accreditation, compliance, and continuous improvement efforts. • Participate in leadership discussions that shape college-wide policy and direction. • Perform other duties as assigned in support of the College's mission.

Requirements

  • Commitment to LDCC's Standards of Practice which include the following traits related to developing a culture of excellence: o Celebrate Opportunities for Growth o Communicate with Intent o Commit Ourselves to Service o Commit to Excellence o Be Accountable for Student and Employee Success
  • Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution OR five (5) or more years of progressively responsible leadership experience in higher education, workforce development, or private-sector administration.
  • Demonstrated excellence in communication, relationship-building, public engagement, and organizational leadership.
  • Commitment to student success and a service-oriented leadership philosophy.
  • Committed to alignment with the mission, vision, and core values of Louisiana Delta Community College.

Nice To Haves

  • Master's or Doctoral degree in education, business, workforce development, or related field.
  • Prior experience managing campus-level operations or comparable community-based programs.
  • Working knowledge of workforce development systems and community college education.

Responsibilities

  • Manage campus operations in collaboration with other college staff
  • Collaborate with Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Workforce Development
  • Develop and implement campus-specific strategies that align with LDCC's strategic plan
  • Oversee assigned campus budget lines and resource allocation
  • Build and sustain partnerships with K-12 institutions, economic development agencies, employers, and civic organizations
  • Represent LDCC in local and regional forums as needed
  • Provide supervision, mentorship, and performance evaluation for campus staff
  • Promote a safe and welcoming campus climate
  • Support efforts to secure external funding through grants, sponsorships, and philanthropic partnerships
  • Support and contribute to institutional accreditation, compliance, and continuous improvement efforts
  • Participate in leadership discussions that shape college-wide policy and direction
  • Perform other duties as assigned in support of the College's mission

Benefits

  • retirement
  • multiple medical insurance options
  • supplemental insurances (dental, term life, disability, accident, vision, etc.)
  • Tax Saver Flexible Benefits Plan (saves tax dollars on some child care and medical expenses)
  • holidays (14 per year, typically includes longer break at Christmas)
  • generous annual (vacation) and sick leave benefits
  • Employee Assistance Program
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