Director, MACC Mexico Campus

The Director of MACC-Mexico shall be responsible for operations of the campus. This is a salaried, FLSA exempt position covered by thePublic School Retirement System of Missouri. All candidates must submit a completed onlineapplication at our website: https://www.macc.edu/jobs/ A cover letter, resume/curriculum vitae,transcripts, and any other relevant documents should be uploaded with the application. Review of applications will begin immediately.

Qualifications:

The Director must possess strong organizational and communication skills as well as the abilityto solve problems, work collaboratively, multi-task, and meet deadlines. Bachelor's degree required, a Master's degree and background inhigher education is preferred. Supervisory experience is desirable.

Job Responsibilities:

The Director of MACC-Mexicoshall:

Coordinate site operations, instructional programming, and campus services. Provide leadership atMACC-Mexico, collaborating with deans and directors to ensure service quality across departments (Academic Affairs, Workforce Developmentand Technical Education, Health Sciences, Instructional Technology, Computer Services, LARC, Marketing, Plant Operations, and Access/ADAServices). Maintain expertise in college curriculum, policies, and general operations. Apply college policiesconsistently in all decision-making processes. Facilitate clear communication between faculty, staff, and college leadership. Provide guidance to faculty and staff to support effective departmental decision-making. Work with Instructional Technologyand Computer Services to ensure technology needs of faculty, staff, and students are met; Develop and manage semester courseschedules in coordination with other campus locations. Assist in the recruitment, hiring, and mentoring of adjunct faculty. Conduct annual performance evaluations for staff at Mexico Campus. Support staff development by providing and facilitatingnecessary training. Manage daily activities to ensure the effectiveness of all MACC-Mexico programs. Advise students onacademic and career programs, enrollment, financial aid, and student services. Oversee general enrollment for specific programs,including Medical Laboratory Technician, Veterinary Technology, Practical Nursing, and the LPN to ADN Bridge Program. OverseeBusiness Office functions, including tuition collection, daily deposits, and receipt reconciliation. Serve on college committeesas required. Manage facility logistics, coordinating internal and external requests for building and classroom use. Support recruitment, retention, and transfer initiatives. Liaise with partners to coordinate initiatives with externalinstitutions and advisory committees. Oversee the bookstore request process. Oversee annual inventory reporting. Supervise standardized testing administration (e.g., HiSET, Accuplacer, TEAS). Manage emergency protocols, includingreporting inclement weather or facility emergencies. Oversee campus security, reporting issues to local law enforcement and theDirector of Security. Manage the Mexico campus budget and associated financial reporting. Supervise office staff anddaily plant/facility operations. Perform other duties as assigned.