Academic Success Advisor Level 2

This role serves as the primary academic guide for undergraduate students with less than 60 credits and those applying to specific health programs, ensuring they meet educational goals by monitoring progress and advising on university policies and degree requirements. Responsibilities include conducting needs assessments, coordinating educational plans, assisting with course registration, and guiding students in developing academic and personal success strategies.

A master's degree is required, preferably in a student development or higher education related field. A minimum of two years of higher education experience in advisement, counseling, or registration is preferred, along with demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.