Position Description & Compensation

Reporting to the Associate Director of Residence Life, the Residence Life Coordinator (RLC) is a live-in staff member that is primarily responsible for fostering a residential environment where students succeed academically, develop their sense of self, and learn the value of engaging in community. The RLC utilizes the department’s core values of safety and security, learning and education, inclusive and welcoming communities, discovery of self, and engagement & connections to develop engagement plans that further the mission and vision of the department. The RLC leads the community of student learners, advises student leaders, and supervises student staff (Resident Assistants, Community Center Assistants, Community Center Managers). The RLC also serves as a member of the area staff which is responsible for developing a comprehensive living and learning environment for a residence hall/apartment community area. RLCs serve as emergency response personnel both in  an on call capcacity and when other crisis or emergency incidents occur.

RLCs serve on 1-2 committees to support key functional areas and priorities for department, oversee administrative responsibilies to ensure smooth operations of assigned building(s), foster interpersonal relationships, and are positive role models for students.

The RLC is essential personnel that serves as the building coordinator for their assigned residence hall. The RLC is required to maintain their primary residence in the apartment provided to them by Housing & Residence Life (or Capstone) and Towson University during the period of their job appointment. (Primary residence is defined as the domicile where a person resides the majority of time.)

More details about the Residence Life Coordinator position coming soon...