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State of South Carolina seeks a skilled Early College liaison and advisor to improve student progression and retention. You will communicate with course faculty and student advisors, plan intervention activities, and act as a bridge among high school officials, counselors, parents, students and OCtech faculty.
This role includes travel to area schools and evening/weekend availability as needed. The position requires a Bachelor's degree with experience in Student Services; a Master’s degree is
Improves retention and ensures student progression in Early College course offerings through ongoing communication with course faculty and Early College student advisors with intensive student follow-up. Plans, develops and implements Early College intervention activities. Serve as a liaison between high school officials, counselors, parents, students and OCtech faculty. Manage an Early College case management assignment. Develop, implement and maintain the Early College communication plan to ensure knowledge of support services and provide timely follow-up with students and high school administrators for faculty generated alerts and progress reports. In conjunction with Early College Director, create and administer integrated advising initiatives to efficiently move students from application, scheduling and degree progression. Develop, supervise and administer innovative enrollment and advising support to increase Early College student enrollment. In conjunction with Early College Director design and implement the annual recruitment plan to include recruitment and admissions activities for the year. Performs related duties as assigned.
Bachelor's degree and experience in student services programs.
Master's Degree with 2 years experience in Student Services Program or Bachelor's degree with 5 years in Student Services programs preferred.
The position will require travel to area high schools and technology centers. May have to work evenings and weekends to meet the needs of students.