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The following position is open at Student Support Services at Adams
State College:
Vacancy Announcement
Student Support Services
Academic Counselor/Peer Mentoring Program Coordinator
Position #PSS003
_Starting Date: April 2007_
_Position Description:_
Adams State College Student Support Services in Alamosa, Colorado
currently has an opening for an Academic Counselor/Peer Mentoring
Program Coordinator. This is a full-time, 12-month, exempt position.
The Adams State College Student Support Services (SSS) Academic
Counselor/Peer Mentoring Program Coordinator provides academic, career
and financial aid counseling services to eligible first-generation,
low-income students and students with disabilities. He/she implements
processes that verify student eligibility, assesses academic need,
tracks student progress and intervenes with struggling or lapsed
students. Responsibilities also include developing academic/life skills
workshops, offering extracurricular educational activities on and off
campus, and assisting in coordinating the SSS Summer Scholars Bridge
Program. Other duties include establishing partnerships across campus
and otherwise contributing to SSS's overall strategic plan for improving
participant retention and graduation success rates. Finally, the
Academic Counselor coordinates the SSS Peer Mentoring Program, which
includes staying current with theory and practice and supervising
students. The Academic Counselor reports directly to the Director of
Student Support Services. Some evening/weekend hours are required. Some
in-state and out-of-state travel required.
_Specific Job Responsiblities:_
Deliver year-round academic, career and financial aid counseling
to SSS students to include:
* Developing and implementing enhanced academic advising/counseling
model
* Providing one-on-one counseling services
* Providing career counseling and job assistance
* Establishing partnerships with academic departments, college
administrators and others as an SSS student advocate
* Maintaining financial records and other paperwork on student progress
* Conducting academic and life skills workshops
* Conducting educational extracurricular activities on and off campus
* Intervening with emergency/crisis situations and notifying Director
* Providing computer skills assistance
Coordinate all facets of the SSS Mentoring Program to include:
* Managing Program budget
* Hiring, training, supervising and evaluating all SSS mentors
* Staying current with and adapting mentoring theory/practice
* Enhancing Mentoring Program efforts based on current
theory/practice, strategic planning and program development
* Participating in ASC committees as needed
* Participating in professional development activities
Conduct student identification and eligibility verification
activities to include:
1. Identifying, verifying and enrolling participants in SSS
2. Assessing and monitoring student progress
3. Documenting student progress per federal requirements
Document SSS Program progress to include:
1. Preparing and submitting monthly progress reports
2. Participating in annual report preparation and other reporting
requirements
Promote Student Support Services' mission within ASC, in the
public media, in local schools and in other colleges as required
through:
1. Delivering presentations about SSS to the larger ASC community
2. Developing marketing materials for SSS program and services
_Qualifications:_
* Bachelor's Degree required in education, mathematics, sciences or
related fields. Master's preferred.
* Working knowledge of Department of Education TRIO programs,
including student eligibility verification, assessment, and
tracking processes, preferred
* Experience in developing tutoring programs and/or teaching adult
students preferred
* Academic advising and counseling experience with adult students
(knowledge of student development theory a plus)
* Demonstrated experience working with individuals from diverse
backgrounds, including students with disabilities and
first-generation, low-income students
* Excellent computer and database skills, including Excel and
Microsoft Word
* Strong communication and organizational skills
* Bilingual (Spanish-English) ability preferred
* Supervisory experience preferred
* Experience working as part of an academic team
* Familiarity with collegiate academic and financial aid procedures
* Ability to perform position description
* Clean driving record and possession of, or ability to obtain, a
current Colorado State Driver's License
_Salary:_
Commensurate with experience. Adams State College offers a competitive
benefit package.
_Applications:_
Please submit a letter of application, current resume, three (3) current
letters of reference, names of and contact information for five (5)
references, and unofficial transcripts from all institutions to:
* Catalina Bartlett, Director
* Student Support Services
* Adams State College
* 208 Edgemont Boulevard
* Alamosa, Colorado 81102
* Ph. 719-587-7632
* e-mail:[log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until
the position is filled.
*An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer*
Adams State College is particularly interested in applications from
women and minorities.
/In compliance with the Immigration Control Act of 1986, candidates for
positions must provide proof of eligibility to work before an offer of
employment can be made final./
Full descriptions of all positions are available from the contact person
listed. Adams State College is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer. Applications are sought from all qualified persons regardless
of race, color, sex, disability and, as covered by law, veteran status.
In addition, college policies prohibit discrimination on the basis of
religion, national origin, ancestry, age, sexual orientation, marital
status, and parental status.
*
Adams State College
*
Alamosa, CO 81102
*
(719) 587-7011
--
Debbie Cunningham
Interim Director
First Year Experience and Engagement
Adams State College
Alamosa, Colorado 81102
719-587-7657
800-824-6496 x7657
719-587-7366 (fax)
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