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Enrollment Operations Specialist - (Administrative Analyst/Specialist Exempt I, Range II) - CPAGE Administration
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San Francisco
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| The Enrollment Operations Specialist (EOS) performs independent professional analytical work to evaluate, improve, and support Enrollment Services operations. The EOS analyzes enrollment processes and data, identifies operational risks and inefficiencies, develops and implements business process improvements, and applies functional expertise to enrollment operations.
Reporting to the Director of Enrollment Services, the EOS independently interprets university, CSU, and CPaGE policies and determines their operational application in complex or unique situations. The position develops recommendations for management, exercises independent judgment in resolving operational issues, and leads or contributes to enrollment-related process improvement and system initiatives from planning through implementation and assessment.
The position combines analytical responsibility, functional expertise, hands-on enrollment operations, and a strong customer service orientation to ensure accurate, responsive, and compliant enrollment services. The EOS identifies opportunities to improve services and processes and enhance the student experience while maintaining compliance with university, CSU, and regulatory requirements. |
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Student Employee (FWS)
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Stanislaus - Turlock
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| Temporary hourly-intermittent work study student assistant position in the College of Education Student Success and Recruitment Center. |
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Work Study Student Assistant
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Stanislaus - Turlock
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| Temporary hourly-intermittent Work Study Student Assistant position in Communication Studies. |
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Work Study Student Assistant, Child Development Center
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Stanislaus - Turlock
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| Hourly-intermittent temporary work study student assistant position available in the Child Development Center. |
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Program Director, Graduate Life & Diversity (Student Services Professional IV)
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San Diego
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| Join SDSU as a Program Director and lead the Office of Graduate Life and Diversity (GLaD), advancing programs and services that support the academic, personal, and professional success of graduate students. Through collaborative leadership, staff supervision, program assessment, and strategic partnerships, you’ll help foster an inclusive campus community where graduate students can connect, thrive, and achieve their goals. |