Continuing education director vs director of student affairs

Differences between continuing education director and director of student affairs duties and responsibilities

Continuing education director example responsibilities.

• Lead and develop education and eLearning programs ensuring establish financial goals and customer satisfaction.
• Design and consult on the construction of new videoconferencing classrooms and auditoriums.
• Total responsibility for all educational/administrative aspects of CME office.
• Maintain awareness of adult learning theory and methods of evaluating educational impacts of grant-fund CME sessions.
• Monitor budget for program, provide technical support for computer and business equipment issues and assist patients inquiring about medical issues.
• Serve as contract manager for all TAA, WIA and other state and federal funding agencies.
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Director of student affairs example responsibilities.

• Provide resources and professional development opportunities to alumni to ensure engagement and a connection to Rasmussen.
• Develop yearly FERPA training to increase knowledge and compliance with the law.
• Develop CRM, print, website, and social media campaigns to enhance recruitment.
• Open new culinary school from initial build-out to include initial program design and approval.
• Direct campus through application process, site visits, and approval for institutional ABHES accreditation.
• Coordinate events and catering services including divisional meetings, outings, student dinners, and other VPSA events.
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