Remote Dual Enrollment Academic Advisor

Weber State University; Ogden, Layton (UT, UT); Hybrid; USD 40,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Life insurance

Retirement plan

Tuition benefits

Paid holidays

Job summary

Weber State University Davis - Layton, UT, seeks a Dual Enrollment Academic Advisor I to support high school students in earning college credits through Dual Enrollment. The advisor guides credential/degree pathways and coordinates advising across campuses.

The role covers Davis and Ogden campuses with some remote work, full-time hours, and a starting salary of $44,000. A bachelor’s degree is required, with Florida? None. The university emphasizes equal opportunity employment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and advising experience.
• Strong verbal and written communication, listening, record keeping and information management.
• Ability to learn university/department policies and apply them in advising.
• Ability to use Banner and other university tools effectively.
• Customer-service orientation for positive interactions with constituents.
• Ability to coordinate work schedules to ensure advising coverage.
• Spanish language skills preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide academic advisement to high school students via Dual Enrollment program.
• Support students at Davis and Ogden campuses with advising needs.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Policy knowledge

Banner usage

Customer service

Scheduling coordination

Spanish language

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Banner

Job description

Weber State University Davis - Layton, UT, seeks a Dual Enrollment Academic Advisor I to support high school students in earning college credits through Dual Enrollment. The advisor guides credential/degree pathways and coordinates advising across campuses.

The role covers Davis and Ogden campuses with some remote work, full-time hours, and a starting salary of $44,000. A bachelor’s degree is required, with Florida? None. The university emphasizes equal opportunity employment.