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Purpose
To administer and direct all activities associated with the operation
of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville Department of University
Housing.
Responsibilities
Responsible for the overall operation of thirteen residence
halls, rental properties and the university's guest house, Hopecote.
Principle Duties
- Recommends staff exempt appointments for the Department of
University Housing to the Vice Chancellor for Administration
and Student Affairs.
- Recommends salary increases, promotions and terminations
to the Vice Chancellor for Administration and Student Affairs.
- Participates in the evaluation process for all administrative
(exempt) staff members, and is directly responsible for evaluating
those positions reporting to the Executive Director.
- Encourages and supports opportunities for staff development
at all levels of the departmental organization.
- Evaluates and assesses staffing needs on a timely basis and
recommends changes to the Vice Chancellor for Administration
and Student Affairs as appropriate to respond to needs and changes
in the operating environment.
- Monitors housing application and assignment data to determine
accuracy of projected occupancy of university housing facilities
for specified periods of time.
- Coordinates preparation of the annual operating budget and
recommends housing rental rates needed to meet budgetary needs
to the Vice Chancellor of Administration and Student Affairs.
- Reviews monthly budget operating statements to compare revenue
and expense data with budgeted amounts. Makes appropriate adjustments
as necessary.
- Coordinates the development of both short range and long
range plans for maintaining university housing Presents annual
capital outlay plan to the Vice Chancellor for Administration
and Student Affairs.
- Investigates and responds to concerns of students, parents,
university staff members and others in such a manner as to provide
accurate information, good customer service and to foster good
public relations.
- Insures that adequate feedback mechanisms are developed and
opportunities provided for resident students and other tenants
to evaluate all aspects of university housing operations (ie.
policy, facilities, staff, services) on a timely basis.
- Promotes and participates in the planning of the summer conference
program and activities to insure a high level of utilization
of housing facilities throughout the year.
- Insures departmental compliance with existing university
and state fiscal and personnel policies and procedures.
- Encourages and communicates the expectation that programs
and activities of an educational, recreational, cultural and
social nature be provide for residents of university housing
facilities.
- Discusses with academic administrators and faculty members
ways in which departmental programs and services can more effectively
compliment the educational goals and objectives of the university.
- Monitors current trends in student housing to determine potential
application or impact to the department.
- Coordinates, confers and works with other department heads
and staffwithin the Division of Administration and Student Affairs
as well as with other UTK departments and UT Systems Administration
in order to coordinate operations of the Department of University
Housing with other university activities.
- Represents the university with appropriate regional and national
professional organizations.
- Prepares reports concerning the operations and activities
of the Department of University Housing for the Vice Chancellor
of Administration and Student Affairs as requested or as deemed
necessary.
- Performs other duties as assigned by the Vice Chancellor
of Administration and Student Affairs.
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