Residence Life Hall Director

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse is in pursuit of exceptional candidates for the position of Residence Hall Director. Our Residence Hall Director position at UW-La Crosse is an opportunity for you to have a tremendous impact on the lives of college students. And our students, without a doubt, will have a greater impact on you. The culture of engagement at UW-La Crosse is phenomenal. The investment our students and staff have in developing strong communities and lasting relationships are what makes UWL Residence Life special. We are student-centered, we care, and we have fun!

Residence Hall Directors are entry level Professional Staff in Residence Life and are an integral component in achieving our mission and guiding principles. We work in a collaborative yet autonomous environment. We desire to evolve and explore innovation and change to maximize our effectiveness, while finding balance in our career and personal lives. We also enjoy a strong sense of community among colleagues from across campus.

Residence Hall Director primary responsibilities include:
Providing vision and leadership in a residence hall with 225-425 students
Supervising 9-13 undergraduate student staff
Overseeing residence hall operations, including front desk services, and advising Core Team (student leadership)
Addressing facilities needs and concerns, in collaboration with full time Custodians
Adjudicating conduct and supporting student well-being through centering student's individual stories
Beyond their residence hall, Residence Hall Directors contribute through various committees and advising opportunities within Residence Life. In collaboration with their supervisor, Residence Hall Directors will work through a professional development plan. In addition, we support and encourage you to enhance your experience with our campus partners through involvement on university committees and other professional development opportunities at UW-La Crosse, in the La Crosse community, in the state, region, and nation.