PG193818EP

No

Academic Advisor

$50,000 - $55,702

Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5: 00 pm; some nights and weekends as necessary

Raleigh NC

Office of Undergraduate Programs

The Poole College of Management offers undergraduate degrees in accounting, business administration, and economics. The Office of Undergraduate Programs within Poole College promotes and supports the holistic development of Poole College students as leaders in our diverse, global community. In partnership with our faculty, staff and external constituents, we provide the resources necessary to empower students to make well-informed decisions in support of their academic, professional and personal development. Our resources are provided in an environment that fosters recognition of and respect for individuals and cultural competence.

The Office of Undergraduate Programs supports our undergraduate student resource units in the Poole College of Management including academic advising, global programming and career and internship development. Our academic advisors act as a catalyst for students to achieve their best outcomes, providing developmentally focused advising that incorporates both curricular and co-curricular guidance. Our academic advisors are instrumental in the whole student experience from the academic requirements necessary to progress to graduation to the full breadth and depth of co-curricular offerings within our College that allow students to be as competitive as possible upon graduation.

The primary role of the Academic Advisor is to advise undergraduate students in the Poole College of Management regarding academic requirements (matriculation through graduation), course selection and registration, and other issues related to academic and student success. The Academic Advisor will work collaboratively in our – shared model of academic advising.

The Academic Advisor will regularly assist in the implementation and facilitation of the personal and professional identity development course taught to undergraduate students each academic year. The Academic Advisor will support various efforts in the Office of Undergraduate Programs as needed (including orientation, welcome week, commencement) as well as other Advising programmatic responsibilities.

Additional duties as assigned.

• Require post-baccalaureate credentials or a bachelor’s degree plus alternative or equivalent professional training and experience may be substituted for the advanced degree on an exceptional basis.

• Must have experience assisting students with the creation of student success plans that include curricular and co-curricular goals.
• Must possess the ability to accurately and appropriately document meetings with students with a high level of accuracy.
• Must demonstrate ability to work with a range of personalities under pressure and meet competing deadlines.
• Must prove strong communication skills: oral, written, and presentation.
• Must demonstrate knowledge of principles, practices, and ethics of undergraduate advising, as recommended by NACADA.
• Must have the ability to interact with students at varying developmental stages in a confidential environment.
• Must have a proven commitment to fostering student development.
• Must show appreciation for the different backgrounds and educational goals of current undergraduate students.
• Must have excellent interpersonal and counseling skills and be comfortable speaking to large groups.
• Must have proven commitment to professional development trainings and workshops to remain up to date regarding degree requirements and academic policies.
• Must have evidence of commitment to working in a team environment and willingness to support departmental and college initiatives.

• Master’s degree in counseling, psychology, adult/higher education, business or related field.
• Experience in academic advising at the college level.
• Experience teaching courses to college students.
• Evidence of effective presentations delivered in a large-group environment.

N/A

No

No

11/21/2024

Open Until Filled

Please include as attachments a resume/CV, cover letter, and contact information for at least 3 professional references.

00105553

EHRA Non-Faculty

1.0

12 Month Recurring

Non Mandatory - Adverse Weather

Non Mandatory - Emergency Event

200401 - Poole College of Management - Office of Undergraduate Programs

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