Career Services Advising Fellow

Elon University; Elon (NC); On-site; USD 32,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-campus housing

Meal plan

Comprehensive employee benefits

Job summary

A higher education institution in the United States is seeking a Career Services Advising Fellow for a full-time, one-year appointment. This role supports the Student Professional Development Center by providing advising and teaching support to students in health sciences disciplines. Key responsibilities include individual advising, co-teaching career courses, and developing professional programs. Compensation includes a monthly stipend and comprehensive benefits, emphasizing the institution's commitment to professional development and community building.

Qualifications

• Graduate degree in counseling, higher education administration, human resources, or related field.
• Prior exposure to career advising, student development, or higher education.
• Experience facilitating workshops or teaching in classroom settings.
• Proficiency in social media, marketing, and/or event coordination.
• Outstanding communication skills, and ability to multitask with strong attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-on-one and drop-in advising for students in health sciences programs.
• Co-teach career exploration and education courses focused on professional preparation.
• Assist in design and execution of professional development programs and events.
• Build partnerships with faculty and staff to promote SPDC resources.
• Participate in professional development opportunities in career services.

Job description

Career Services Advising Fellow

Location: Elon University Campus, Elon Main Campus

Job Summary: The Career Advising Fellow is a full‑time, one‑year appointment (potential to extend) supporting the Student Professional Development Center (SPDC) in preparing students in health sciences for professional careers. The Fellow provides individual and group advising, co‑teaches career courses, assists in program development, event planning, and collaborates across campus to support the SPDC mission.

Compensation and Benefits: $2,680 monthly stipend; on‑campus housing; meal plan; comprehensive employee benefits including health insurance, paid holidays, vacation/sick leave; eligibility for tuition remission and other university benefits.

Job Responsibilities

Career Advising and Student Support

• Provide one‑on‑one and drop‑in advising for students in BSN, ABSN, MPAS, DPT programs and other schools as needed.
• Assist students in exploring majors and careers, developing search strategies, crafting application and residency materials, LinkedIn profiles, and interview preparation.
• Support students pursuing advanced practice nursing, specialty residency, and further graduate or professional education.
• Assess and gather data to evaluate the efficacy of services provided to School of Health Sciences students.

Teaching and Course Support

• Co‑teach career exploration and education courses focused on professional preparation.
• Support application‑year courses for graduate and professional school preparation.
• Contribute to curriculum development, grading, and classroom facilitation of an integrated career curriculum in the School of Health Science.

Program Development and Event Support

• Assist in design and execution of professional development programs and events, both in‑person and virtual, targeting transition of School of Health Science graduates.
• Collaborate with SPDC colleagues to promote inclusive, high‑impact programming for diverse student populations.
• Partner with Corporate & Employer Relations and faculty to co‑brand initiatives such as Nursing Career Day and PA Studies Alumni & Employer panels.

Campus Collaboration and Outreach

• Build partnerships with faculty, staff, and campus offices (e.g., Residence Life) to promote SPDC resources and deliver tailored programming.
• Engage in cross‑campus initiatives that enhance student professional readiness and community engagement.

Professional and Personal Development

• Participate in professional development opportunities, including conferences, workshops, and campus leadership initiatives.
• Engage in continuous learning and reflective practice in career services and student affairs.
• Travel to conferences and workshops focused on healthcare workforce development as needed.

Inclusive Community Building

• Demonstrate engagement with Elon’s commitment to inclusive excellence and community building.

Qualifications

• Graduate degree in counseling, higher education administration, human resources, or related field.
• Prior exposure to career advising, student development, or higher education.
• Experience facilitating workshops or teaching in classroom settings.
• Proficiency in social media, marketing, and/or event coordination.
• Outstanding communication skills, and ability to multitask with strong attention to detail.

Required Training and Licensing

• Commit to full appointment and on‑campus living accommodations.
• Willing to obtain van driver certification for career events if required.

EEO Statement

Elon University is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds, experiences, and abilities.