Reporting to the Office of Financial Aid (OFA), the Assistant Director of Financial Education and Engagement leads the development, delivery, and continuous improvement of student-centered financial education programming. The position integrates financial aid, including student loan and debt counseling, with broader financial literacy education. The Assistant Director’s work is balanced across three primary areas: individualized student education, including one-on-one meetings; workshops, presentations, and outreach; and the development of accessible educational content and resources. Programming primarily serves currently enrolled undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, and may also support prospective students, alumni, families, and campus partners. In addition to delivering individual and group education services, the Assistant Director assesses student financial educational needs, identifies emerging issues and best practices, defines meaningful measures of success, evaluates program outcomes, and provides strategic recommendations to OFA leadership regarding future programming and resource priorities. The position requires initiative, sound independent judgment, strong communication and relationship-building skills, and a commitment to helping students make informed financial decisions. Who We Are: The University of Michigan is a premier public research university with more than 53,488 students, including 35,358 undergraduates, and is firmly committed to serving the people of Michigan, and the world, through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic value. U-M is in high demand, with a record 115,957 undergraduate first-year and transfer applicants in fall 2025 and 9,711 incoming undergraduate students enrolling. Reporting to the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Office of Enrollment Management (OEM) manages U-M's enrollment function to efficiently optimize students' experiences throughout their engagement, from prospect to alumni. The division collaborates with campus partners, faculty, and staff in support of the university's mission. OEM comprises a dedicated team of more than 200 full-time staff members and more than 400 additional student and temporary staff and is structured in five operational units - the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, the Office of Financial Aid, the Office of New Student Programs, the Office of the Registrar, and OEM Administration. OEM strives to provide excellence in access and support to inspiring learners who will challenge the present and enrich the future.