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Student Counselor

US-NY-New York

Job ID: 2022-10380
Type: University Enrollment Management (WS1960)
# of Openings: 1
Category: Student Services/Athletics
New York University

Overview

The Student Counselor position contributes to the vision of the Opportunity Programs by providing a high level of student services, and successfully working towards the implementation of the goals and objectives of the Program. This role is responsible for but not limited to, providing academic, financial, career and personal counseling to HEOP and STEM Programs students enrolled at New York University; developing and delivering innovative student services including (i.e. colloquia, symposiums, non-credit courses (NCCs), special events and trips) and upholding the integrity of the program by adhering to University and government policy and procedures. This role primarily supports CSTEP students and regularly collaborates with the OP STEM team including the Pre-college STEP program.

Responsibilities

Required Education:
Bachelor's Degree

Required Experience:
5+ years related experience providing academic advisement or student services in an urban university setting.

Preferred Experience:
Experience providing academic advising to undergraduate students in a University setting. Experience developing programs and activities for college students.

Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
Excellent interpersonal, listening, written, and verbal communication skills. Ability to professionally interact with all levels (students, staff, faculty, parents and outside groups). Ability to make judgments on matters pertaining to student counseling, making referrals to University resources, and resolving other complex student issues. Ability to plan and deliver special events and seminars.

Preferred Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
Familiarity with student information systems, e.g. SIS, Starfish. Intermediate Microsoft Office.


Qualifications

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