Team Lead of Transfer Eligibility
Description

The transfer eligibility team lead manages the resources, processes, and people required to determine the eligibility of ~10,000 domestic students in the NAIA Eligibility Center each year. As a member of the center’s management team, they support the accurate and timely determination of initial eligibility for 40,000 first-time NAIA student-athletes, handling 90,000 documents and 45,000 customer inquiries annually. 

Requirements

Essential duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

  • Effectively supervise and lead 2-6 full-time staff and about 5-6 seasonal staff toward motivation, aligned workloads, clear vision, adaptability to change, and fiscal responsibility
  • Contribute to the hiring and on- and off-boarding activities of full-time and seasonal staff
  • Contribute to the eligibility center training efforts regarding transfer students
  • Contribute to continuous improvement for enhanced quality, efficiency, and stakeholder satisfaction through the use of established data and reporting 
  • Contribute to cross-departmental collaboration to ensure successful:
    • Appellate processes (legislative services)
    • Use of equipment, technology systems, data, and reporting (technology)
  • Contribute to the overall leadership and management for the NAIA Eligibility Center’s effective operation and strategic long-term growth
  • Support communication with key constituents, including NAIA members, students,  parents, and others, regarding EC operations and prospective NAIA student-athletes
  • Serve as liaison to membership groups as needed
  • Establish and maintain knowledge of higher education, FERPA, and competitive structures

Requirements: 

  • Bachelor’s degree and 3-5 years work experience
  • Demonstrated ability to lead a team and create a positive working environment
  • Ability to provide exceptional customer service, communication, confidentiality of protected information, and professionalism
  • Skilled in organization and time management
  • Knowledge of NAIA/ intercollegiate athletics, preferred