PATH Coordinator: Student Pathways & Support

Socket.dev; Vicksburg (MS); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Hinds Community College is seeking a PATH Coordinator to guide dual enrolled students on campus, ensuring academic support, advising, and success toward credentials, certificates, or degrees.

Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree, with a master's preferred. The role emphasizes program coordination, student retention, and collaboration with high schools and college staff to align pathways and supports.

Qualifications

• Experience in program coordination or academic support services in education.
• Experience with administrative operations in educational or workforce development settings.
• Candidates with higher education administration exposure are encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Program Implementation & Coordination
• Assist in implementing the PATH initiative
• Serve as the on-site contact for students, parents, counselors, and instructors
• Coordinate student schedules, admissions, and enrollment with district and college partners
• Monitor student eligibility, placement, and progress to ensure program compliance
• Monitor attendance, grades, and course engagement to identify at-risk students
• Develop personalized academic and success plans for students needing additional support
• Organize workshops and orientations on topics such as time management, college expectations, and academic integrity
• Collaborate with high school counselors, instructors, and administrators to align graduation requirements with college pathways
• Serve as liaison to faculty teaching dual enrollment courses, assisting with roster management, attendance, and reporting

Skills

Program coordination

Academic support services

Administrative operations

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree preferred

Job description

Hinds Community College is seeking a PATH Coordinator to guide dual enrolled students on campus, ensuring academic support, advising, and success toward credentials, certificates, or degrees.

Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree, with a master's preferred. The role emphasizes program coordination, student retention, and collaboration with high schools and college staff to align pathways and supports.