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University of Oklahoma
Admissions and Recruitment Coordinator
Career Insights for Religious Studies Professor
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What they do
A Religious Studies Professor teaches foundational religious ideas, truths, and methods to students through a combination of classroom instruction and assignments at colleges, trade schools or other institutes. May assist or lead in the creation of the curriculum to be taught. In addition to instruction, they may assist or lead in research initiatives relating to their field.
$74,459 / year median in Oklahoma
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Job no: 493407 Work type: Professional hourly
Location:
Norman Categories:
Academic Programs/Instructional Support Pay Range:
Targeted salary $21.00 per hour, based on experienceBenefits Eligible:
Yes Work Schedule:
Monday- Friday, 8:00 a.
Travel:
Not requiredPosition Introduction:
This role provides strong office support for the School of Musical Theatre in the following areas: Recruitment and Admissions, Marketing and Publicity, and Student Services. The school requires a highly selective, robust recruitment plan that includes strategic marketing of the School of Musical Theatre and the University of Oklahoma to prospective students, their families/teachers, and other college audition stakeholders, with excellent and frequent communications, audition scheduling, callbacks, and several instances of face-to-face assessment of students by the faculty. This role assists in every aspect of this process. Marketing is primarily geared to prospective students and industry stakeholders. Additional duties include liaison for student activities, event planning, and support of OU Musical Theatre curriculum and programming. Upbeat personality and welcoming attitude. Must be a positive, contributing member of the MT staff team with enthusiasm for Student/School support and celebration. This role is offered as a .75 Full-Time Employee (FTE) with full benefits. This classification means that the employee would work 30 hours per week with a flexible schedule. This position is ideal for someone with strong marketing and graphic design skills and theatre background, with perhaps an additional freelance career or other outside commitments.ADMISSIONS/RECRUITMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Primary support for prospective students and incoming freshmen. Promote the excellence of the School of Musical Theatre and OU to prospective and current students, and to the university community, local and national audiences, and industry stakeholders through marketing and social media campaigns, as well as on-campus events. The Director and MT Faculty attend regional and national auditions for the School and participate in workshops and guest-teaching sessions. Conduct year-round information meetings with visiting families and prospective students. With the Director, coordinate, host, and curate on-campus program auditions. Create student schedules and information sharing- both on-campus and nationally.
DEPARTMENT MARKETING AND PUBLICITY
Create marketing pieces, recruitment materials, visual aids, and plans- both virtual and hard copy. Consider budgetary priorities and long-range goals when executing on-going graphic/PR efforts. Graphic Design Create Production Imagery
- logos, photographs, and highlight reels for promotional materials.
Marketing Social media:
Create and manage content for OU Musical Theatre Facebook and Instagram accounts.Daily posts will focus on:
Student work and alumni success Faculty work Musical Theatre Productions Guest Artist Residencies- publicity Current student activities (classes, rehearsals, shows, takeovers) New Class announcements and celebrations Senior Showcase marketing Active immersion in the theatre and entertainment world, as a work tool, is a wise strategy for success in this role. External Relations
- Local, Regional, National partnerships Maintain the school website
- content, updates, revisions. Liaison to OU Marketing Team as well as College of Fine Arts Marketing and Publicity Upkeep of alumni (and faculty) headshot/bios and promotion Advertising
- Local and national Timed planned posts during holidays and weekends are expected.
STUDENT SERVICES AND GENERAL DEPARTMENT SUPPORT
Coordinate with the Fine Arts Dean's office for student advising. Provide enrollment overrides and assistance to OUMT students. Organize and plan Freshmen Orientation/Welcome Day for new students. Organize freshmen seminars during the fall semester. Assist the Director with external-facing issues and prospective student strategy. Contribute to a positive culture of the program with an eye towards customer service. General office support such as answering office phones and School email inquiries, as needed. Skills The ability to speak, read, and write clear, concise English. Composition and proofreading expertise. Proficiency in Microsoft Office & Adobe Acrobat. Social Media expertise with excellent design skills. Highly organized with the ability to handle multiple projects and deadlines. Event planning. Creative problem-solving abilities. A self-starter on long-range projects, working to completion with excellence and reliability, and a focus on customer service. Able to communicate well and build rapport quickly with students, faculty and staff. Graphic Design skills with an artistic aesthetic. Canva, Photoshop, and video-editing skills with an eye towards theatrical form and musicality. Photography, videography skills a plus. Strong understanding of the Theatre/Broadway industry, including new seasons, current productions, touring schedules, casting, auditions, awards season, trends, and calendars, especially as this content relates to OU Musical Theatre alumni success, and the ability to creatively celebrate these accomplishments with the School community and our stakeholders. Social and Emotional Intelligence. Occasional weekend hours around opening nights/productions, preview and admitted student days, and important School events. The ability to be professional and discreet around admission practices and School business. Must be able to reach, engage in repetitive motions, communicate, hear and see. Some minor lifting and moving of marketing equipment/materials and school supplies- as needed.