Part-Time Temporary Program Navigator – Boone Campus

Boone Campus

23-T12

As soon as possible

Part-time Temporary Staff Positions

Drew Nelson atadnelson@dmacc.eduor 515-433-5020

$25.00 per hour

Provide support to the Civil Engineering Technology and Power Equipment Technology academic departments through serving as a Pathway navigator for DMACC Civil Engineering Technology and Power Equipment Technology students primarily at the Boone location. The part-time navigator will provide academic advising to new and current students in Civil Engineering Technology and Power Equipment Technology academic programs. The part-time navigator will advise students in all phases of academic and career planning, to include recruitment, program and course information, scheduling, and registration. The part-time navigator will also assist in coordinating work-based training apprenticeships/internships for Civil Engineering Technology and Power Equipment Technology, work closely with New Student Orientation, and provide support through coordination of materials, logistics of the programs, and assisting students with their transition to DMACC to completion. This position is funded by a Perkins grant.

Inform and advise prospective and current students in all phases of education planning, college services, and navigating needed community resources and support programs. Assist with the coordination, organization, and logistics of new student orientation sessions for all parties involved. Assist in support for recruitment and retention. Participate in discussions with stakeholders of the Programs and provide feedback to improve future programs. Assist in planning, organizing and participating in recruiting events. Support processes relating to accreditation and licensure requirements. Other duties as assigned.

Bachelor’s degree. Advising, recruitment, admissions or related experience. Experience working with diverse populations. Ability to effectively interact and communicate with a diverse population of students and education professionals. Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing and to prepare and deliver public presentations. Knowledge of current software applications.

Master’s degree in educational administration, counseling, or related field. Experience working in a vocational/technical field. Knowledge of DMACC educational and student services procedures and practices. Strong organizational skills. Experience within an education institution.

20 hours per week. Occasional evening and weekend for recruiting events

08/08/2022

https://jobs.dmacc.edu/postings/8934

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