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Director, Center for Global Engagement
Location: Tallahassee, FL
Regular/Temporary: Regular
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Job ID: 61136
Responsibilities The Director provides strategic planning and management for the Center for Global Engagement in support of its mission to enhance campus internationalization through immigration services and support, bilateral exchange programs, an academic certificate, and a variety of social and educational programs open to the entire campus community.
Provide strategic planning and leadership to the multiple areas in the CGE: International Student and Scholar Services, Global Exchanges, Global Citizenship Certificate program, Intercultural Programs, Communication, Special Programs and the CGE administrative team; ensure the areas continue to meet the needs of the university through data analytics, staffing, budget allocations, and development of policies and procedures, and contribute to the growth of campus wide internationalization efforts. Increase the visibility of the CGE and the variety of programs and services provided through marketing and social media, serve as a key resource to departments regarding international initiatives, immigration or related topics, and ensure data collection to show outcomes of programs and services.
Establish and maintain international partnerships with universities around the world and contribute to FSU's Strategic Plan to increase international exchanges and enrollment. Work in collaboration with the Assistant Provost for International Initiatives, co‑chair the Visiting Scholar Committee, and chair the CGE/Provost Internal Working Group. Serve on key university committees such as Vision 2030, International Graduate Recruitment, International Advisory Committee, and the Foreign Countries of Concern task force.
Update internal policies and procedures following new FSU policies confirmed by OGC and/or Provost.
Manage annual CGE operating budget and identify areas to enhance through additional funding requests. Formulate and administer a large auxiliary budget for Special Programs along with several other auxiliary budgets and multiple foundation accounts. Responsible for annual funding requests to COGS to fund Globe Building Manager and student staff, create funding sources to augment support for programs and events, and cover kitchen maintenance, equipment replacement, and licensing. Renew annual contracts for immigration data management software and exchanges data management software through procurement processes and request funding from Academic Affairs.
Attend major FSU, DSA, and CGE events and meetings as required. Serve on CGE and campus wide committees as needed and assist DSA during campus closures and other emergencies. Chair the FSU International Education Month planning committee to ensure campus wide participation.
Qualifications Master's degree and six years of experience or a Bachelor's degree and eight years of experience.
Preferred Qualifications
Preferred Ph.D. or Ed.D. in international education, higher education administration or a closely related field.
Strong leadership, organizational and management skills with excellent verbal, interpersonal and written communication skills.
Experience leading a comprehensive international center providing international student and scholar services, bilateral exchange programs, and intercultural programs in support of campus internationalization.
Capacity for developing and sustaining effective relationships with administrators, faculty, staff and students, as well as counterparts throughout the state, the US, and with international partners.
Strong experience developing and monitoring multiple budgets from various funding sources.
Familiarity and experience with fundraising and establishing additional streams of revenue.
Ability to identify and establish international bilateral exchange partnerships that align with university priorities and policies and meet student needs in multiple academic disciplines.
Experience working with senior leadership on university-wide committees including accreditation, strategic planning, and new initiatives.
Understanding of federal immigration regulations and state statutes impacting arrival, enrollment and employment of international students.
Experience interacting with cultures from around the world, working or studying abroad, and knowledge of a second language.
Other Information The Center for Global Engagement provides orientation, immigration advising, and ongoing support to over 2,400 international students on F & J visas (including those completing Optional Practical Training after graduation) and family members, as well as to over 250 international scholars and faculty. We also offer all FSU students the opportunity to enroll in a 12‑credit academic Global Citizenship Certificate, and/or participate in one of our 45 academic exchange programs in 20 countries. Additionally, we provide a variety of educational and social programs open to the entire FSU community.
How To Apply If qualified and interested in this position, submit an online application at
https://jobs.fsu.edu . If you are a current FSU employee, apply via myFSU > Self Service. Applicants are required to complete the online application with all applicable information and must include work history up to ten years and educational details, even if attaching a resume.
Equal Employment Opportunity FSU is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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Regular/Temporary: Regular
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Job ID: 61136
Responsibilities The Director provides strategic planning and management for the Center for Global Engagement in support of its mission to enhance campus internationalization through immigration services and support, bilateral exchange programs, an academic certificate, and a variety of social and educational programs open to the entire campus community.
Provide strategic planning and leadership to the multiple areas in the CGE: International Student and Scholar Services, Global Exchanges, Global Citizenship Certificate program, Intercultural Programs, Communication, Special Programs and the CGE administrative team; ensure the areas continue to meet the needs of the university through data analytics, staffing, budget allocations, and development of policies and procedures, and contribute to the growth of campus wide internationalization efforts. Increase the visibility of the CGE and the variety of programs and services provided through marketing and social media, serve as a key resource to departments regarding international initiatives, immigration or related topics, and ensure data collection to show outcomes of programs and services.
Establish and maintain international partnerships with universities around the world and contribute to FSU's Strategic Plan to increase international exchanges and enrollment. Work in collaboration with the Assistant Provost for International Initiatives, co‑chair the Visiting Scholar Committee, and chair the CGE/Provost Internal Working Group. Serve on key university committees such as Vision 2030, International Graduate Recruitment, International Advisory Committee, and the Foreign Countries of Concern task force.
Update internal policies and procedures following new FSU policies confirmed by OGC and/or Provost.
Manage annual CGE operating budget and identify areas to enhance through additional funding requests. Formulate and administer a large auxiliary budget for Special Programs along with several other auxiliary budgets and multiple foundation accounts. Responsible for annual funding requests to COGS to fund Globe Building Manager and student staff, create funding sources to augment support for programs and events, and cover kitchen maintenance, equipment replacement, and licensing. Renew annual contracts for immigration data management software and exchanges data management software through procurement processes and request funding from Academic Affairs.
Attend major FSU, DSA, and CGE events and meetings as required. Serve on CGE and campus wide committees as needed and assist DSA during campus closures and other emergencies. Chair the FSU International Education Month planning committee to ensure campus wide participation.
Qualifications Master's degree and six years of experience or a Bachelor's degree and eight years of experience.
Preferred Qualifications
Preferred Ph.D. or Ed.D. in international education, higher education administration or a closely related field.
Strong leadership, organizational and management skills with excellent verbal, interpersonal and written communication skills.
Experience leading a comprehensive international center providing international student and scholar services, bilateral exchange programs, and intercultural programs in support of campus internationalization.
Capacity for developing and sustaining effective relationships with administrators, faculty, staff and students, as well as counterparts throughout the state, the US, and with international partners.
Strong experience developing and monitoring multiple budgets from various funding sources.
Familiarity and experience with fundraising and establishing additional streams of revenue.
Ability to identify and establish international bilateral exchange partnerships that align with university priorities and policies and meet student needs in multiple academic disciplines.
Experience working with senior leadership on university-wide committees including accreditation, strategic planning, and new initiatives.
Understanding of federal immigration regulations and state statutes impacting arrival, enrollment and employment of international students.
Experience interacting with cultures from around the world, working or studying abroad, and knowledge of a second language.
Other Information The Center for Global Engagement provides orientation, immigration advising, and ongoing support to over 2,400 international students on F & J visas (including those completing Optional Practical Training after graduation) and family members, as well as to over 250 international scholars and faculty. We also offer all FSU students the opportunity to enroll in a 12‑credit academic Global Citizenship Certificate, and/or participate in one of our 45 academic exchange programs in 20 countries. Additionally, we provide a variety of educational and social programs open to the entire FSU community.
How To Apply If qualified and interested in this position, submit an online application at
https://jobs.fsu.edu . If you are a current FSU employee, apply via myFSU > Self Service. Applicants are required to complete the online application with all applicable information and must include work history up to ten years and educational details, even if attaching a resume.
Equal Employment Opportunity FSU is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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