OVERVIEW The Assistant Dean of Admissions, International at Wake Forest University plays a key role in advancing the institution’s global enrollment strategy. This position focuses on recruiting and enrolling international students from designated regions while representing the university to prospective students, schools, and partner organizations abroad. The role combines strategic territory management with hands-on admissions work and cross-campus collaboration. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Recruit and enroll international students from assigned international territories. – Conduct international travel for recruitment purposes. – Manage and develop designated international recruitment territories. – Deliver information sessions for prospective students and stakeholders. – Evaluate applications for admission. – Serve as a member of the admissions committee. – Liaise with international schools, counselors, and organizations. – Support and contribute to international recruitment programs. REQUIREMENTS WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International students contribute significantly to the academic, cultural, and global engagement goals of universities. In this role, the Assistant Dean of Admissions, International directly influences the composition and diversity of the student body by building relationships and representing the institution in global markets. The position is essential for aligning international outreach efforts with broader enrollment objectives and institutional priorities. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Highlight any direct experience with international student recruitment, territory management, or global admissions outreach, using concrete examples. – Demonstrate your ability to communicate effectively across cultures, particularly in presentations, information sessions, or partnership-building contexts. – Emphasize experience evaluating applications or participating in committee-based decision-making processes. – Show familiarity with international school systems, counseling networks, or overseas educational organizations, if applicable. – In your application materials, clearly connect your past work to enrollment goals and student recruitment outcomes. – Prepare to discuss your willingness and readiness to travel internationally and manage multiple territories or priorities simultaneously.