Executive Director for DVM Enrollment and Student Services

Executive Director For DVM Enrollment And Student Services

The Executive Director for DVM Enrollment and Student Services (EDDESS) reports to the Associate Dean for Professional Programs and provides key oversight and involvement in student support, advising, counseling, and admissions. The Executive Director for DVM Enrollment and Student Services :

• Manages direct reports within the Office of Academic Affairs and chairs (a) the Admissions Committee and (b) the Scholarships and Awards Committee.
• Is an ex officio member of the Curriculum Board.
• Is responsible for DVM clerkship scheduling; monitoring major exam results for students in years one through three of the DVM curriculum; and continually managing, assessing, and updating the DVM admissions processes.
• This position has full-time, on-site responsibilities at the College's main campus in Blacksburg, VA, and has the opportunity for appointment to an academic department dependent on qualifications.

Core responsibilities include but are not limited to :

Required qualifications :

Preferred qualifications :

Pay band : Faculty; Salary

Overtime status : Exempt : Not eligible for overtime

Appointment type : Regular

Salary information : Salary : commensurate with experience and market data

Hours per week : 40+

Review date : September 2, 2025

Additional information : The successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.

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