One Stop Coordinator for Campus Enrollment Services

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university of texas at austin staffAustin (TX)

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One Stop Coordinator For Campus Enrollment Services Texas One Stop for Enrollment Services serve as a central point of contact for the university community grounded in exceptional customer service and student retention. Coordinators are cross-trained to assist all students, undergraduate and graduate, with academic records, financial aid, enrollment, billing and payments, and registration and record related questions through the student life-cycle lens. Counsel students and community members with expertise and training in a variety of enrollment services (i.e., financial aid, billing, academic records, registration). Manage all inquiries via in person services, phone calls, chats, and via email. Responsible for answering questions and resolving complex issues related to financial aid, enrollment, academic records, billing, and payments, utilizing available tools. Work with appropriate staff and resources to make expert referrals as needed. Explain, educate, and inform students and families regarding: Financial aid, including revision of awards; obtain the required documentation and follow-up with requested information from students. Assist in the implementation of processing procedures as related to financial aid. Student account information related to billing and other tuition related processes. Student academic records, including transcript and enrollment verification requests. Guide students through the on-line registration system and assist with new student orientation. Assist students with self-service options. Troubleshoot registration errors, system issues, and inquiries concerning registration. Other general areas related to student success, university services and operations. Support students in meeting their graduation goals. Communicate with students, advisors, and administrators to troubleshoot registration and graduation barriers, and provide timely solutions for students. Serve as a student service resource for general University information including providing appropriate referrals for campus resources, assist students with navigating and accessing information on the University website. Serve as an active, positive, and engaged member of the Texas One Stop staff; participate on cross-functional committees as appropriate, develop and manage assigned office procedures, paperwork, and data integrity. Coordinate proactive outreach efforts to improve student enrollment, retention, and graduation. Responsible for timely follow-ups until the issue is resolved or escalated appropriately, following procedures. Other duties as assigned. Bachelor's degree and a minimum of one year of work experience in a customer-service-focused field. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to interpret and explain information. Highly motivated, focused, and results-oriented. Demonstrated ability to provide accurate information in a courteous, friendly, concise, and approachable manner. Demonstrated ability to solve problems by questioning, organizing, researching, analyzing, processing, and interpreting information. Demonstrated ability to use judgment, discretion, and decision-making skills in dealing with confidential and sensitive issues. Demonstrated ability to learn complex University organization, policies, and procedures related to the position. Ability to meet deadlines. Ability to work nights and/or weekends. High level of proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. Relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.$43,000 May work around standard office conditions Repetitive use of a keyboard at a workstation Scheduled work hours may vary, including nights and/or weekends. Resume/CV3 work references with their contact information; at least one reference should be from a supervisor Letter of interest

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