Mississippi State University·Starkville, Mississippi
Coordinate the Bulldog Bounce Back Program and assist with LSK courses by teaching academic foundations and success strategies. Provide individual student counseling, track academic progress, and collaborate with campus departments to support students on academic probation.
To coordinate the Bulldog Bounce Back Program and assist with various LSK courses. Reports to the Director of Continued Enrollment.
Salary Grade: 14
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Earned Bachelor’s degree in curriculum and instruction, secondary education, counselor education, educational psychology, clinical psychology, or a related field.
At least one year teaching experience.
Earned Master’s degree in curriculum and instruction, secondary education, counselor education, educational psychology, clinical psychology, or a related field; At least two years teaching experience.
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No unusual physical requirements.
Requires no heavy lifting and all work is performed in a comfortable indoor facility.
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Semester-based deadlines; change in work volume based on semester deadlines; priorities can be determined and expected; some interruptions may occur; involves occasional exposure to demands and pressure from other individuals aside from immediate supervisor.
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Frequent meetings with students and campus colleagues.
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