Academic Advisor

College of Arts & Science (CAS): Academic Advisor (multiple positions) to provide individual academic advising to undergraduate students. This includes: academic planning, connecting advisees with appropriate university resources, communicating relevant information verbally and electronically, and teaching.

Duties include but are not limited to: being assigned CAS undeclared and first and second year students in a cognate area (biological sciences, social sciences, humanities, physical science/math, etc.); planning, implementing, and assessing programs for first-year, transfer, international, and prospective students; assisting with academic intervention and outreach efforts; participating in CAS strategic planning efforts; working CAS-related recruitment events; being a resource for faculty and other professional advisors, serving on committees/working groups; and teaching a first-year experience or transition course. Other duties as assigned by the Assistant Dean.

Required: Master’s degree, which must be earned by date of appointment. Minimum six (6) months of full-time advising experience in a university or college setting, including academic, career, study abroad, or other related areas. Experience gained during a related graduate program can apply (graduate experience is prorated; 1 semester of an assistantship is equivalent to 2.25 months of full-time experience). This position is available to persons who are currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time and indefinite basis. (Persons authorized to work on such a basis include US citizens, lawful permanent residents (“green card” holders), asylees, refugees, and temporary residents under IRCA.)

Consideration may be given to candidates with the following: A master’s degree in academic advising, higher education administration, college student personnel, psychological counseling, student affairs, or related field. Nine (9) months or more of full-time advising experience in a university or college setting.  Understanding of student development theory; experience working with diverse student populations; understanding the purpose and advantages of a liberal arts education; excellent written and oral communication (including public speaking), organization, technological and collaborative skills; experience with tools such as: Banner, uAchieve (degree audits), Student Success Collaborative (Navigate), Oracle Business Intelligence, and Transferology.Com.

Submit cover letter and resume to https://jobs.miamioh.edu/cw/en-us/job/499718/academic-advisor. Applications will not be reviewed until all materials have been received. Inquiries may be directed to Assistant Dean Peters at petersts@miamioh.edu. Screening of applications will begin February 2, 2022 and will continue until the position is filled.

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