Oral Roberts University Alumni

Admissions Representative

• Serve as the primary admissions representative for assigned prospective graduate portfolio, delivering consistent and proactive communication across phone, email, text, video, and in-person channels.
• Manage an active portfolio of prospects and applicants, moving students efficiently through the funnel from inquiry to enrollment.
• Conduct needs-based admissions counseling, clearly articulating program outcomes, career value, and financial options.
• Motivate and guide students to complete applications, submit required documents, and finalize enrollment, including use of financial aid and payment.
• Anticipate and resolve barriers to enrollment (academic, financial, or personal) with urgency and care.
• Partner with faculty and ORU One Stop to ensure a seamless onboarding experience.
• Represent ORU Graduate Admissions at recruitment fairs, corporate visits, church/partner events, and virtual sessions.
• Lead and support high-impact visit events, such as Quest Scholarship competitions, virtual open houses, and group visits.
• Deliver dynamic presentations and campus tours that highlight the value of ORU graduate programs.
• Provide strategic feedback to improve admissions processes, communications, and events.
• Contribute to enrollment marketing campaigns and digital engagement strategies.
• Supervise graduate assistants and/or student workers as assigned.

Graduate Admissions Representative – College of Theology & Ministry

Assistant

• The Sim Lab Assistant assists the Sim Lab Manager and faculty with sim labs specific to clinical nursing courses.
• This role assists students with practicing sim lab skills and tutor students.
• This position works in simulation laboratories, skills labs, and clinical learning environments and requires interaction with simulation technologies, audiovisual systems, and healthcare training equipment.
• Assist with the setup, execution, and breakdown of simulation activities by preparing rooms, equipment, supplies, and manikin moulage according to scenario design and faculty requirements.
• Operate high-fidelity manikins, task trainers, audiovisual (AV) systems, and other simulation-related technologies during scheduled sessions.
• Provide in-person and remote technical support during simulation events to ensure smooth operation and continuity.
• Perform basic maintenance and troubleshooting of high-fidelity manikins, task trainers, AV systems, and other simulation equipment under the guidance of the Sim Lab Director/Manager.
• Assist with tracking equipment readiness through documentation and inventory procedures.
• Coordinate with the Sim Lab Manager to arrange repairs or external technical support as needed.
• Assist the Sim Lab Director/Manager with maintaining organized inventories of simulation supplies, consumables, replacement parts, and related resources.
• Support procurement processes for new equipment and consumables necessary for ongoing simulation operations.
• Provide operational support to faculty and simulation educators in the use of simulation equipment during sessions.
• Participate in team meetings focused on workflow improvement, scheduling, and event planning.
• Proctor computerized tests as needed.
• Assist with other related teaching duties as assigned or required including appropriate nursing content to students according to availability and need such as course tutoring, skills-check offs, etc.
• Provide basic operational training to adjunct faculty or staff on the use of standard simulation technologies, as appropriate.

Sim Lab Assistant

Communications

• Demonstrate excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service.
• Teach four courses per semester across the areas of communication, strategic communication, strategic media, journalism, and debate.
• The ability to contribute to the management and advising of the debate team or student newspaper is a plus.
• Teach at the undergraduate and graduate level courses in both face-to-face and virtual modalities.
• Advising undergraduate and graduate students.
• Connect students with and review internship opportunities.
• Engage in scholarly research, presentations, and publications and in professional development activities.
• Be involved in university activities such as faculty meetings, committee meetings, retreats, and chapel services.

Graduate Admissions Representative – College of Theology & Ministry

Sim Lab Assistant

Assistant/Associate Professor of Communication, Strategic Communication