Academic Development and Recovery Academic Advisor

The advisor will spend the majority of their time providing individualized, student-Centered academic advising, guiding students through degree navigation, registration, and academic challenges while maintaining accurate system documentation. A significant portion of the role involves specialized support for students on academic probation, focusing on recovery strategies, coaching, and contributing to intervention outreach and workshop curriculum.

Minimum qualifications require a bachelor's degree plus two years of relevant professional experience, though a master's degree in a related field and prior academic advising experience are preferred. Candidates must possess knowledge of advising best practices, proficiency in student information systems, and strong abilities in communication, assessment, and problem-Solving to support diverse student populations.