The Customer Service Manager is responsible for overseeing customer-facing operations and administrative functions related to university identification credentials, VolCard, for the entire campus and campus vending services. This position is also responsible foraccounting functions related to Vol Dining, Vending, and Off-Campus Merchants Program. This position manages a front-office team who serve as the primary point of contact for students, faculty, staff, and visitors, ensuring high-quality customer service, operational efficiency, and fiscal accountability. This role has a strong focus on revenue stewardship, promotion of programs, and continuous improvement of services.
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About The College/Department/Division The VolCard serves as the passport to campus. A campus identification and access credential for students, staff, and faculty, the VolCard is accessible via mobile devices. The VolCard grants entry to housing facilities, dining services, academic buildings, campus events such as graduation, and includes a declining balance account that can be used at vending machines, on-campus meal locations and POD stores, off-campus merchants including grocery stores, and at VolShop locations. The VolCard Office oversees the issuance and management of the credential, ensuring smooth and reliable service. Additionally, the office is responsible for managing vending services across campus.
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