COLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

                                                            JOB DESCRIPTION

 

 

TITLE:                                   Admissions/Records Assistant (Records)

 

DIVISION:                             Student Development                    

 

DEPARTMENT:                  Admissions and Records

 

SECURITY SENSITIVE:   Yes                                        

 

JOB TITLE CODE:             03402                                    

 

FLSA STATUS:                   Non-Exempt            

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FUNCTION:                          Provide services for students, at the assigned campus,                                                          including but not limited to, admissions, advising, registration

transcript services, and forms and records management.

 

REPORTS TO:                    Associate Registrar or Manager, Records Systems.

 

SUPERVISES:                     N/A

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MAJOR JOB RESPONSIBILITIES         

 

Essential Job Functions 

           

1)     Assist students with non-credit and credit registration by entering biographical/demographic information and course requests into SIS and by issuing Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) so that students may register via CCCCDs automated telephone registration system.

 

2)     Process requests for transcripts, traditional and electronic, ensuring compliance with privacy laws.  Receive and process transcripts from colleges, universities and high schools for the district.

 

3)     Process admissions applications for credit students, including accurately determining and documenting residency, TSI status, and prerequisite levels.  Issue ad valorem, employee and contract training waivers and senior scholarships.  Code and proof applications to ensure compliance with state guidelines.  Review residency documentation to accurately determine students' eligibility for in-state tuition according to state guidelines and process accordingly.  Accurately document master record changes.

 

4)     Respond to Help Line calls to solve registration problems.  Respond to customer inquiries in person, over the telephone, in a friendly and professional manner.  Prepare and process correspondence to students via US Mail.  Perform essential job functions accurately while under time pressure and deadlines in an environment in which policies and procedures change continuously.

 

5)     Operate optical scanning equipment to scan permanent records, ensuring accuracy of indexing and quality of scanned documents.

 

6)     May Process student drops from canceled classes in a timely manner to generate accurate refunds.  Ensure students receive written notification.

 

7)     Monitor usage of ARO forms to ensure that supplies are not depleted.  Coordinate ordering of all internally provided forms.  Coordinate transfer of files for retention, archival, and/or destruction.

 

8)     Accept grade rosters from faculty ensuring compliance with district-wide policies and procedures for submitting grades.  Assist faculty with questions related to on-line grading system (OASIS).

 

9)     Provide general advising for credit and non-credit classes, using the college catalog and schedule of classes.  Refer students to appropriate college departments for in-depth advising.

 

10) Maintain confidentiality of student records (in compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act).  Maintain an adequate supply of college materials, and ensure that student records are maintained in a professional and secure manner.  Maintain the Admissions and Records Office files in a professional manner to ensure accuracy and easy retrieval for daily operations and annual internal and external audits.  Secure office, including files, upon closing each day.

 

11) May process enrollment verifications for purposes of insurance eligibility, loan deferments and military enlistments.

 

12) Listen to and interpret student questions, using problem solving skills, critical thinking skills, and judgment skills.

 

 

Marginal Job Functions

 

May handle Continuing Education registration, in person and on the phone.

 

May provide cashiering services by accepting payments for tuition and fees.

 

 

May assist and train student assistant workers.  Assist and monitor training of temporary part-time assistants during peak registration periods.

 

May be responsible for assisting with processing of refund exceptions and contacting of students.

 

May process subpoena requests by gathering and copying all documents requested to comply with subpoena.

 

Assist with set-up of on campus registration.

 

Participate in off-site registration and recruitment activities.

 

 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

 

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

 

Maintain current knowledge of services available at all district sites in order to make appropriate and timely referrals.

 

Knowledge of effective customer service techniques with the ability to present one's self and the college in a positive, professional manner.

 

Ability to travel between campuses to attend meetings, workshops, seminars, etc.

 

Ability to file, use computer and various office equipment.

 

Effective keyboarding skills and knowledge of related software.

 

Ability to respond to customer inquiries in person and over the telephone in a friendly and professional manner.

 

Ability to understand when referral to supervisors and/or other departments is appropriate.

 

Ability to perform assigned responsibilities, duties, and tasks according to established practices, procedures, techniques and standards with minimal supervision within the assigned time frame. 

 

Ability to work various hours, including day and evening.

 

 

Ability to listen attentively and demonstrate understanding, as well as follow written instructions precisely.

 

May be required to bend, stoop, squat, or kneel to file or retrieve information while performing responsibilities.

 

May be required to regularly lift or carry objects up to approximately 20 pounds.

 

 

Ability to take effective action in a crisis situation.

 

Ability to call for assistance in potentially dangerous situations.

 

Ability to maintain restraint and keep calm when faced with emotional or angry individuals.

 

Ability to demonstrate safe work habits and safe use of equipment.

 

Skills to effectively communicate (orally and in writing) ideas, facts, and information to students, staff, faculty and the general public.

 

Ability to work in a fast-pace environment with constant/extreme noise or interruption.

 

Ability to perform all the essential functions of this job.

 

 

Education and Experience

 

Education:                             One year of specialized training beyond the High School Diploma.

 

Experience:                      Two  years of office experience including filing, answering         telephone, PC experience, high-volume of customer contact

                                                face-to-face and over telephone; demonstrated data entry skills in an automated office environment. Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills are required. Strong written and oral communication skills with the ability to relate well to students, staff, faculty and the general public in a friendly, courteous and professional manner.

 

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                                    Any equivalent combination of training and experience.

 

Note:              Normal hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.  Evening and

weekend hours during peak periods.                                                       

 

 

NOTE:  This job description is not an employment agreement or contract.  The President and/or designee has the exclusive right to alter this job description at any time without notice. 

 

Employees of CCCCD are expected, as required in their specific job functions, to participate in maintaining standards required for accreditation; to participate in college task forces, activities, meetings, committees and councils; to interact and work cooperatively in order to assist students, staff, faculty and the community in the accomplishment of various goals; to represent one’s self and the college in a positive, professional manner consistent with the core values which include a passion for learning, service and involvement, creativity and innovation, academic excellence, dignity and respect, and integrity; and to safeguard sensitive or confidential information from intentional or unintentional disclosure. 

 

Employees are expected to maintain current working knowledge of policies, procedures and guidelines necessary to answer work-related questions and to provide assistance to students, staff, faculty and the general public in a timely and courteous manner.  Employees are also expected to perform other duties as may be assigned by their supervisor and to contribute to the team efforts of the department and to assist the college in achieving its strategic goals.  

 

Employees must abide by all laws, college policies and guidelines.

 

Collin County Community College District is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability or veteran status.