Holistic Multicultural Advisor for Student Success

Brigham Young University; United States; Sur place; USD 67 000 - 87 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

401k

Paid holidays

Tuition benefits

Athletic facilities

Medical/dental benefits

Paid parental leave

Wellness program

Free on-campus parking

UTA passes

Résumé du poste

Brigham Young University (BYU) seeks a Multicultural Advisor to mentor and coach BYU multicultural students in academic, financial, cultural, and social needs. You will assess learning outcomes to direct advisement and connect students to critical support resources and extracurricular opportunities that align with BYU’s Aims of a BYU education.

The role focuses on continuing student advisement, admissions guidance, and professional development.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in advisement or related field with 2 years of advisement experience
• Knowledge of student development theory and program management
• Commitment to the BYU mission and university values
• Ability to organize, prioritize tasks, and work autonomously
• Experience mentoring and advising students
• Strong written and verbal communication skills

Responsabilités

• Provide holistic, one-on-one advisement (academic, financial, personal, cultural) using student development models
• Guide graduation planning and educate on core requirements
• Connect students to campus resources and support scholarship processes and events

Connaissances

Firm commitment to BYU mission

Master’s degree in advisement

Student development theory

Initiative and independent thinking

Professional judgment and decision‑m*g

Mentoring/advising experience

Strong communication skills

Ability to lead programs

Database programs

Cultural awareness

Formation

Master’s degree in advisement/counseling/higher education

Graduate coursework in counseling/advising/social work

Outils

Database programs

Description du poste

Brigham Young University (BYU) seeks a Multicultural Advisor to mentor and coach BYU multicultural students in academic, financial, cultural, and social needs. You will assess learning outcomes to direct advisement and connect students to critical support resources and extracurricular opportunities that align with BYU’s Aims of a BYU education.

The role focuses on continuing student advisement, admissions guidance, and professional development.