Position Summary
RePost Previous Applicants Need Not ReApply Still Under Consideration The Student Success Navigator functions as a case manager and advocates for School of Health and Human Sciences students as they navigate through college and life. Much of the position is devoted to handson work with undergraduate students through advising services and communications. The Student Success Navigator will interact with various university offices and organizations to facilitate successful experiences among students in the departments and programs within the School. These duties may include but are not limited to the following: Advise and coach students on course registration academic skill development academic decisions and progress and personal and professional development via inperson and virtual settings; Serve as an advocate for students including but not limited to connecting them with resources to aid in their academic and professional success and holistic wellbeing; Foster student success through the implementation of evidencebased best practices in student advising and support; Assist in recruitment activities and retention initiatives within the School; Facilitate an assigned project area possibly including but not limited to: planning/delivering a workshop series; coordinating recruitment events; teaching a firstyear foundational course; facilitating advising operations; advising specific populations; or other projects as deemed necessary for student success and retention needs.
Minimum Qualifications
Candidates must have a minimum of a Masters degree from an accredited institution preferably in a health and human sciences discipline counseling or a related field. Experience engaging with university students at the undergraduate level either as a faculty or staff member.
Preferred Qualifications
It is preferred that the Student Success Navigator have: Onetotwo years of experience engaging with university students at the undergraduate level either as a faculty or staff member; experience engaging in activities focused on retention such as in academic advising student academic coaching student academic services or student success; experience working with and being committed to a diverse community of learners is highly desirable; knowledge of undergraduate students curriculum university policies and procedures and retention strategies; expertise or interest in the use of technology (Banner Canvas DegreeWorks course scheduling software etc. to instruct advise and mentor students; classroom teaching experience with demonstrated success.
Work Environment
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