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Reporting to the Associate Dean for Enrollment Management and Assistant Dean for Enrollment Management, the Associate Director or Director works closely with the entire enrollment team and the current and prospective student populations, serves as a public representative of Hofstra Law School to chief constituents throughout the country and assists in managing the admissions process.

Duties will include but may not be limited to:

The Assistant Director for Admissions Operations plays an important role within the Law School’s Admissions Team by processing all the incoming applications for the various J.D. programs from their submission to either decision or matriculation, monitoring and providing periodic reports on departmental budget and financial transactions, supporting on-campus recruiting and yield events, and processing travel expense reimbursements for many admitted applicants attending ASD.

In consultation with and reporting to the Dean of Admissions, the Assistant Director is a member of the Admissions Office who will manage the Launchpad Scholars Program (LSP) and assist with general admissions tasks as needed for Yale Law School. The LSP aims to promote access to the legal profession by equipping participants with the tools and resources they need to apply to the law schools of their choosing and succeed as law students and legal professionals. This innovative program is designed to support Scholars in every aspect of their law school application process.

Experienced professionals seeking career growth in the law school admissions field are encouraged to join a seasoned, accomplished admissions team at the flagship public university and law school in Columbia, South Carolina. As a direct report to the dean of the law school, the assistant dean is responsible for establishing, shaping, implementing, and advancing the law school’s enrollment strategy.  The assistant dean is the primary application file reader and is responsible for recommendations of applicant status.

The James E. Rogers College of Law prepares practice-ready lawyers and leaders through rigorous legal education, innovative programs, an emphasis on experiential training, and community engagement. Our faculty are dedicated educators and scholars whose research advances understanding of law and policy in Arizona, nationally, and globally. We serve the public by advancing justice, expanding access to legal services, and preparing graduates for roles in law, government, business, and public service.