What are the responsibilities and job description for the RECRUITER position at State of Louisiana?
Northwestern State University is a State as a Model Employer (SAME) agency.
The successful candidate will be subject to a background check, as a condition of employment.
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Bachelor's Degree required with experience working in public relations or related area.
Working knowledge of and experience working in an educational environment. Demonstrated experience and active involvement in University
activities, especially at the undergraduate level.Strong communication and problem solving skills. Demonstrated ability in working with high school and college age students.
40% - Coordinate with high school counselors to schedule visits, give Northwestern presentations, and attend career/college night programs at high schools located in Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi.
10% - Answer phones, fill requests, and assist in any office endeavors that may be required.
10% - Write, call, visit and follow up on all prospective students.
10% - Responsible for daily, weekly, and monthly reports that evaluate individual accountability in student recruitment.
Student recruitment to include large and small group presentations for college day and night programs, as well as other established high school visits. Establish and maintain contact with prospective applicants, parents, high school counselors and administrators. Daily, weekly, and monthly reports which evaluate individual accountability in student recruitment. Represent the University in a positive manner at all times. Perform all job functions to an optimal degree to create a caring, student-oriented
campus.Work-related travel, to include extensive overnight and some out-of-state training and conferences. Administer campus tours throughout a working week and weekends to accommodate students and parents. General involvement in other admissions and recruiting duties as assigned by the Director.