Associate Vice President for Student Development

Job Details: Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Wiley University seeks an Associate Vice President for Student Development & Strategic Retention to serve as second-in-command in the Division of Student Development. Reporting to the Vice President, the AVP provides day-to-day leadership across student activities, career development, student development programming, and housing & residence life, ensuring these functions operate as a coordinated unit in service of student success and retention.

The role pairs hands-on operational leadership with specialized Title IX expertise, and works in close partnership with the Dean of Students on student conduct, behavioral intervention, and welfare. What you’ll do

• Lead and mentor a team of directors across student activities, career development, student programming, and housing/residence life
• Design and assess co-curricular and leadership development programs that advance student learning, belonging, and retention
• Provide strategic oversight of career development—coaching, internships, employer relations, and outcomes tracking
• Serve as a divisional Title IX resource, guiding compliance, training, and prevention education
• Drive divisional strategic planning, assessment, budgeting, and accreditation efforts
• Represent the Vice President and division at institutional meetings and events as delegated Qualifications: What you’ll bring
• Master’s in Higher Education Administration, Student Affairs, Counseling, or related field (doctorate preferred)
• 7–10+ years of progressively responsible student affairs experience spanning several of: student activities, student development, career development, housing/residence life
• Demonstrated success building student leadership development programs
• Supervisory experience managing professional staff and budgets
• Strong communication, crisis management, and collaborative leadership skills
• Preferred: senior divisional leadership experience; Title IX certification (e.g., ATIXA)