Athletic Academic Advisor for Student Retention

Talladega College; Talladega (AL); Sur place; USD 45 000 - 65 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Talladega College is seeking an Academic Advisor for Athletic Student Retention to deliver comprehensive advising for assigned students, with emphasis on student-athletes balancing academics and athletics.

You will help with registration, degree planning, and navigating NAIA eligibility requirements, while teaching the freshman orientation course and supporting the broader student-success initiatives across the university.

Qualifications

• Two years of experience as an Academic Advisor for Athletic Student Retention or similar duties.
• Experience with NAIA, NCAA or NJCAA regulations and ensuring student athletes meet requirements.
• Experience teaching or presenting as shown by seminars or teaching assignments.
• Familiarity with FERPA and HIPAA laws.
• Ability to develop personalized degree plans for student-athletes.

Responsabilités

• Deliver advising experiences for assigned students, including student-athletes.
• Assist with registration and understanding degree and general education requirements.
• Provide NAIA eligibility guidance for student-athletes.
• Teach Freshman Orientation 1-credit course each semester and other undergraduate courses as needed.
• Refer students to counseling, financial aid, career services, or disability services as appropriate.

Connaissances

Academic advising

Student-athlete support

Degree planning

NAIA/NCAA/NJCAA regs

FERPA/HIPAA

Teaching experience

Formation

Master’s degree in Kinesiology with concentration in Exercise and Sport Psychology

Description du poste

Talladega College is seeking an Academic Advisor for Athletic Student Retention to deliver comprehensive advising for assigned students, with emphasis on student-athletes balancing academics and athletics.

You will help with registration, degree planning, and navigating NAIA eligibility requirements, while teaching the freshman orientation course and supporting the broader student-success initiatives across the university.