Integrated Studies Academic Advisor II/III

University of Houston; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 43,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Houston seeks an Integrated Studies Academic Advisor II/III to guide undergraduates through academic planning, degree completion, and retention. Responsibilities include advising on progress concerns, analyzing degree audits, and developing intervention plans.

The role supports New Student Orientation and mentor junior advisors within Undergraduate Student Success. Advisor II/III duties encompass advanced advising for double majors, transfer credits, and students in distress.

Qualifications

• Four-year degree required, additional experience may be considered in lieu of education.

Responsibilities

• Guide undergraduates through academic planning and degree completion.
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Skills

Academic Advising

Degree Planning

Retention Strategies

Degree Audits

Intervention Plans

New Student Orientation

Mentoring

Program Design

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Campus Solutions

EAB Navigate

Job description

University of Houston is hiring a Integrated Studies Academic Advisor II/III to guide undergraduates through academic planning, degree completion, and retention. Advisors analyze degree audits, build intervention plans for at-risk students, and help run New Student Orientation within Undergraduate Student Success.

Highlights

• Advise students on academic planning, degree completion, and progress concerns such as probation and retention.
• Analyze degree audits and recommend solutions for students.
• Identify at-risk students and develop intervention plans.
• Process Veteran's Administration paperwork, graduation verification letters, and financial aid appeals.
• Plan and implement New Student Orientation as part of day-to-day advising in Undergraduate Student Success.
• Provide advanced advising at the Advisor III level for double majors, transfer credits, and students in academic distress.
• Train and mentor junior advisors, and design student success and retention programs, at the Advisor III level.
• Hold a four-year degree plus 1 year of related experience for Advisor II or 3 years for Advisor III, with experience accepted in lieu of education.
• Use Microsoft Office Suite, Campus Solutions, and EAB Navigate.
• Pay ranges from $43,000-$48,900 for Advisor II to $49,400-$56,200 for Advisor III.