University Registrar
- Employer
- Johns Hopkins University
- Location
- Maryland, United States
- Salary
- Salary Not Specified
- Date posted
- Oct 27, 2020
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- Position Type
- Administrative, Academic Affairs, Other Academic Affairs, Deans, Student Affairs, Admissions, Enrollment, Retention & Registrar, Other Student Affairs, Executive, Other Executive
- Employment Type
- Full Time
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Oversee
the office of the university registrar which currently supports all
functions for Homewood schools
Participate as a functional lead in the development
and implementation of the shared service organization for
enrollment services that will include providing registration,
financial aid, and student accounts services to other JHU
divisions
Compliance related activities, partnering with
financial aid and other functions as necessary to
ensure efficient and timely compliance with Title IV, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA), and other regulations Ensuring accurate and consistent reporting of statistical information for internal and external use and collaborating with institutional research on the university-wide IPEDS report to the state
and federal government Reviewing, advising, and enforcing university-wide academic policies (e.g. dual/joint degree
agreements, etc.)
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Divisional academic policy (e.g. academic standing,
grading policies/grading scales, graduation
clearance policies, etc.) Compliance activities related to divisional accreditation; Divisional operations management, including registration processing, management of budget,
commencement exercises, etc. Personnel management, including divisional resourcing decisions, performance management
and compensation for their staff
- The capacity to help continue establishing the role in the broader university and providing leadership across a complex university registrar’s office
- Grasp of compliance standards required by federal and state laws and regulations regarding student records, privacy, reporting, and funding; knowledge of compliance standards for government reporting for international students and students eligible for VA benefits
- Understanding of nationally recognized practices and procedures for registrars including registration and records management, degree audit systems, transcript practices, evaluation and projection of classroom space requirements and evolving best practices in records and registration
- Experience implementing and/or working with existing technologies used to support registrar functions, including student information systems.
- Awareness of emerging technology trends and how they may be used to improve registration operations and student experience
- Knowledge of educational leadership and administration, higher education structure and governance and factors that impact decision making at private research institutions
- Ability to work within a large and complex university and tackle complex challenges with the savvy and sophistication to be successful
- Ability to negotiate effectively, build consensus and influence institutional decisions
- Demonstrated knowledge of theory and practice of student development
- Outstanding listening and written and verbal communication skills with a commitment to proactive communication, inclusiveness, transparency, and consensus building; a visible and strong leader who values a collaborative environment
- Experience representing an institution’s perspective to external entities
- A commitment to absolute data integrity, impeccable recordkeeping, and overall compliance with University, state, and federal regulations
- A successful record of developing, implementing, and enforcing policies and processes that foster a sense of consistency and clarity in an organization
- An ego-less but firm leader who is flexible and open to new ideas; a natural tendency towards providing the highest level of customer service
- Master’s degree is required; a terminal degree is preferred.
Applications, Inquiries, and Nominations
All inquiries, nominations/referrals, and resumes with cover letters, should be sent electronically and in confidence to:
Sean Farrell, Partner
Robin Dougherty, Senior Associate
Isaacson, Miller
http://www.imsearch.com/7598
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Nearest Major Market:Baltimore
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