OVERVIEW The Assistant Dean of Admissions, International at Wake Forest University plays a key role in advancing the institution’s undergraduate enrollment goals through focused international recruitment. This position centers on building relationships with prospective students, families, schools, and partners across assigned global territories. The role combines strategic territory management with hands-on admissions work, including outreach, evaluation, and campus collaboration. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Recruit and enroll international students from designated geographic territories in alignment with university enrollment objectives – Conduct international travel to represent the university and engage directly with prospective students, families, and educational partners – Build and maintain relationships with secondary schools, counselors, and other international education stakeholders – Serve as a member of the admissions committee, contributing to selection and enrollment decisions – Review applications from international applicants and participate in the holistic evaluation process – Conduct interviews with prospective students as part of the admissions process – Lead and participate in information sessions for students, families, and counselors, both in person and virtually – Manage assigned recruitment territories, including planning outreach strategies and monitoring engagement – Collaborate with campus colleagues and international partners to support recruitment and enrollment initiatives – Support international enrollment strategy through data-informed outreach and sustained engagement efforts REQUIREMENTS WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS International students contribute significantly to the academic, cultural, and global mission of universities, and this role directly supports that impact. By recruiting and enrolling students from around the world, the Assistant Dean helps strengthen campus diversity and global perspectives. The position also ensures that international applicants receive informed guidance and thoughtful evaluation throughout the admissions process. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Highlight your experience with international student recruitment, global outreach, or territory management, using specific regions or markets when possible – Emphasize your ability to communicate effectively with students, families, and counselors from diverse cultural backgrounds – Demonstrate familiarity with holistic admissions practices, including application review and committee-based decision-making – Showcase examples of collaboration with campus partners or external organizations to achieve enrollment goals – Be prepared to discuss your comfort with international travel and relationship-building in varied educational systems – Convey a clear understanding of how international enrollment supports institutional mission and student success