Assistant Dean of Graduate Students, College of EBE
- Employer
- University of Bridgeport
- Location
- Connecticut, United States
- Salary
- Salary Not Specified
- Date posted
- Aug 9, 2022
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The College of Engineering, Business and Education is seeking candidates for the position of Assistant Dean of Graduate Students (ADGS) in the College of Engineering, Business, and Education. ADGS reports to the Dean of the College of Engineering, Business and Education. ADGS serves as the primary guide to ensure that students meet their educational goals and successfully complete their path to graduation by monitoring and promoting academic progress and success, advising students on university policies and procedures, program and degree requirements, and providing a high level of service to remove barriers inside and outside the classroom.
PRIMARY JOB DUTIES
Maintains a caseload of assigned graduate students from the School of Engineering and the School of Business for individual advising, counseling, and personal development activities. This is accomplished by conducting needs assessments of participants and coordinating the development and implementation of action and educational plans for each participant, monitoring, evaluating, and reporting on assigned participants’ academic progress, intervening with appropriate support services when necessary, and referring to appropriate on- and off-campus support services as needed.
- Provides prescriptive and developmental advisement to students in accordance with University academic policies and procedures.
- Assists assigned students in the development of academic schedules appropriate for the stated educational goals.
- Assists students with registering for courses and provides support for financial aid and bursar inquiries. Directs students to the appropriate offices as needed.
- Directs students to resources within the University, such as the Career Center, Academic Resource Center, Health Services, Counseling and Disability Services as appropriate.
- Ensures the effectiveness of the advising process by maintaining advising notes for all assigned advisees. Compiles, completes, and documents intake interviews and skill area assessments, and maintains accuracy of files with clear and updated materials on contacts each semester.
- Represents the College by establishing and maintaining working relationships with University staff and faculty by serving on committees, providing workshops, and participating in staff meetings and trainings.
- Facilitates awareness of the College by promoting each department’s services through informational presentations to faculty, staff, and prospective students.
- Assists with the creation, implementation, and execution of departmental and University policies and procedures, and with the collection of data for reporting and assessment purposes.
- Remains current and competent in student advisement through self-directed professional reading, develops professional contacts with colleagues, and attends training and/or courses required by the Chairs.
- Contributes to a work environment that encourages the respect for, knowledge of, and development of skills to engage with individuals of other cultures or backgrounds.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
- A Master’s degree in engineering, business, psychology, education, higher education, counseling, or related field is required.
- Experience in academic advising is preferred, where knowledge of federal, state, and higher education policies and procedures has been gained, or one year of university relation in which a thorough knowledge of academic programs and support services was acquired.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, interpersonal skills (particularly in working with a diverse student population), organizational and management skills are required.
- Experience making public presentations.
- Some evening and weekend hours may be required (incumbents must be willing and able to be flexible with their working hours).
- Experience and knowledge of diagnostic and career assessment materials and knowledge of learning strategies and accommodations for diverse populations, including academically disadvantaged students is preferred.
- Experience with modern Student Information Systems, Canvas, MS Office Suite, …
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