Interfraternity Council Advisor (Student Development Specialist II)

Responsibilities

• Serves as the primary advisor for the Interfraternity Council (IFC).
• Supports the advising, coordination, administration, education, and training of programs for the fraternity and sorority community.
• Advises student leaders, chapter members, and chapters.
• Attends IFC meetings and programs.
• Maintains pertinent student records.
• Understands laws, policies, and procedures, and provides education and training for chapters.
• Enhances accountability and risk management practices.
• Ensures strong financial practices and provides support to IFC in understanding other infrastructure needs such as student travel, document reviews, inventory management, risk reviews, etc.
• Establishes and maintains essential communication channels with both educational and non-educational agencies.
• Provides comprehensive education and training for fraternities and sororities that facilitates an appreciation and understanding of responsible risk prevention and management (i.e., local, state, and federal laws regarding alcohol, hazing, Title IX and other applicable issues impacting student organizations).
• Serves as a liaison between inter/national offices, the local chapter, and the University.
• Serves as the lead coordinator for designated operational enhancements and initiatives for the office.
• Serves as an integral member of the larger Department of Student Activities and Division of Student Affairs team through service on university, division, department committees and/or taskforces.

Qualifications

• Required Education & Experience: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and experience. One year experience in student affairs work or related specialty area.
• PREFERRED Qualifications: Master’s degree in student affairs, higher education, or related field with one years' experience in student affairs work or related specialty area. Experience as an advisor to Interfraternity, Panhellenic, Multicultural Greek, or National Pan-Hellenic councils. Formal academic or organization advising training or risk management training. Significant student group advising, leadership training, and experience in specific areas and duties described in this position description. Ability to establish collaborations with on-campus academic and student affairs departments, community and inter/national partners. Knowledge of the influence of college student development on student behavior and decision-making. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Ability to multi-task and work cooperatively with others.