Assistant Director for Recruitment-School of Law

Summary of Position

About the Department and/or College

Consistently recognized as a Best Value Law School, the National Jurist recently rated Texas Tech Law the Best Value Law School in Texas and 16 nationally (National Jurist, Fall 2021). With a faculty and staff dedicated to student success, an unparalleled record of advocacy competition championships, and alumni who are among the best in their fields, Texas Tech Law provides a legal education that is second to none.

In addition to the value, advocacy, and community provided by Texas Tech Law, we have the benefit of being located in Lubbock, Texas – "The Friendliest City in America." Lubbock has grown from its Wild West roots to a modern cultural crossroads featuring award-winning wineries, museums, and world-class musical and theatrical talent.

Major/Essential Functions

Supports the Assistant Dean for Admissions and Recruitment in managing the day-to-day operation of the department. Manages the law school recruitment program to include developing the recruitment travel calendar; coordinating outreach activities; assist with the planning and implementation of events for prospective and admitted students; supervising and training student and seasonal recruiters; outreach to pre-law advisors; and serving as primary recruiter at local, regional, and national events (extensive travel required). Assists with development of digital recruiting plan by creating and scheduling quality social media content representing the law school.

Maintains timely and professional correspondence with prospective students. Counsels prospective applicants from the initial contact, through the application and admissions process, to matriculation (will include coordinating campus visits and hosting in-person tours).

Assists in the development and implementation of a comprehensive marketing campaign and yield initiatives incorporating the use of print and electronic media.

This position requires frequent travel.  

Occasional Duties:     
•    Required training to perform primary duties.
•    Reviews law school applications.
•    Serves as law school representative on university and community committees and task forces.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Strong presentation skills and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work with a team and ability to work independently.
• Ability to make effective decisions.
• Motivated, self-directed, and have the ability and willingness to communicate frequently.
• Be able to lift up to 30 pounds, and stand for up to five hours at a time.