Student Well-Being Case Manager

Maryville University; St. Louis, Northern (MO, KY); Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work schedules

Tuition benefits for employees

Wellness program

Job summary

Maryville University is seeking a compassionate, collaborative Student Well-being Case Manager to support students facing personal and academic barriers in St. Louis. You will coordinate holistic care, crisis support, and referrals to promote wellbeing and persistence.

Reporting to the Executive Director of Disability Support & Title IX, you will partner across Disability Support, Health & Counseling, and campus partners to ensure equitable access and wraparound services for students.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Higher Education, Public Health, Human Services, Rehabilitation Counseling, or related field.
• Knowledge of student support services, case management practices, and coordinated care models.
• Understanding of student wellbeing, mental health concerns, crisis intervention, and referral processes.
• Knowledge of student advocacy practices and community resource coordination.
• Strong commitment to student success, wellbeing, belonging, and equitable access.

Responsibilities

• Provide individualized case management support for students experiencing barriers that impact wellbeing, academic success, or overall functioning.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop personalized support plans.
• Connect students with campus and community resources addressing mental health, medical concerns, housing/food insecurity, financial hardship, academic distress, and more.
• Coordinate follow-up, advocacy, referrals, and wraparound support services to promote successful outcomes.
• Serve as the university lead for Pregnancy & Parenting Support Services and coordinate related processes for pregnant/parenting students.
• Collaborate with Disability Support, Student Health & Counseling Services, Title IX, faculty, and other campus partners to ensure equitable access.
• Develop resources, communications, and outreach to increase awareness and accessibility of services.
• Respond to wellbeing concerns and crisis situations; provide advocacy and referral management.
• Design and facilitate workshops on mental health, basic needs, relationships, resilience, and pregnancy/parenting support.

Skills

Knowledge of student support services

Crisis intervention

Advocacy & resource coordination

Commitment to equity & belonging

Education

Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Higher Education, Public Health, or related field

Master's degree preferred

Job description

Division of Student Affairs

Maryville University | St. Louis, Missouri

Full-Time Staff Position

Help Students Navigate Challenges, Find Support, and Thrive

At Maryville University, we power dreams—not just degrees.

We believe student success extends beyond the classroom. When students encounter personal, emotional, financial, medical, academic, or life challenges, having the right support can make all the difference.

Maryville University is seeking a compassionate, collaborative, and student-centered Student Well-being Case Manager to help students navigate complex situations, connect with resources, overcome barriers, and achieve their academic and personal goals.

Reporting to the Executive Director of Disability Support & Title IX / Title IX Coordinator, this position serves as a central resource within the Division of Student Affairs, providing holistic case management, coordinated care, crisis support, advocacy, and referral services that promote student wellbeing, retention, persistence, belonging, and overall student success.

This role is ideal for a professional passionate about helping students, building meaningful relationships, coordinating support systems, and fostering a campus culture where every student feels valued, supported, and empowered to succeed.

What You'll Do

• Provide individualized case management support for students experiencing barriers that impact their well-being, academic success, or overall functioning.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop personalized support plans.
• Connect students with campus and community resources that address:
• Mental health and emotional well-being
• Medical and health-related concerns
• Housing and food insecurity
• Financial hardship and basic needs
• Academic distress
• Family and relationship challenges
• Crisis situations and life transitions
• Pregnancy and parenting-related needs
• Coordinate ongoing follow-up, advocacy, referrals, and wraparound support services to promote successful outcomes.
• Serve as the university lead for Pregnancy & Parenting Support Services.
• Coordinate support, advocacy, referrals, education, and accommodation-related processes for pregnant and parenting students.
• Collaborate with Disability Support, Student Health & Counseling Services, Title IX, faculty, and other campus partners to ensure equitable access and support.
• Develop resources, communication materials, and outreach efforts that increase awareness and accessibility of available services.

Crisis Response & Student Advocacy

• Respond to student well-being concerns and situations requiring intervention, support coordination, and referral management.
• Collaborate with Public Safety, Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT), Student Health & Counseling Services, faculty, and community providers to support student stabilization and continuity of care.
• Serve as a trusted advocate for students navigating university systems, policies, and support resources.
• Maintain appropriate documentation, communication, and follow-up while ensuring confidentiality and professionalism.
• Design and facilitate workshops, presentations, outreach initiatives, and educational programming focused on:
• Mental health awareness
• Basic needs support
• Healthy relationships
• Resilience and coping skills
• Pregnancy and parenting support
• Holistic wellness
• Partner with campus departments to create proactive programs that strengthen student support systems and foster a culture of care and belonging.
• Provide consultation and training to faculty, staff, student leaders, and campus partners regarding student well-being concerns and referral processes.

Campus & Community Partnerships

• Build strong relationships with campus departments and community organizations throughout the St. Louis region.
• Strengthen referral networks and improve student access to services and resources.
• Collaborate closely with:
• Student Health & Counseling Services
• Center for Community Engagement & Well-being
• Life Coaches
• Residential Life
• Faculty and Academic Leadership
• Disability Support Services
• Community Mental Health Agencies
• Social Service Organizations
• Participate in interdisciplinary meetings, case consultations, behavioral intervention discussions, and student support initiatives.
• Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential case records and documentation.
• Support program assessment, reporting, utilization tracking, and evaluation efforts.
• Remain current on emerging trends, legal considerations, and best practices related to student wellbeing, case management, and higher education support services.
• Contribute to the continuous enhancement of student support systems and wellbeing initiatives.

What We're Looking For

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Psychology, Higher Education, Public Health, Human Services, Rehabilitation Counseling, or a related field.
• Knowledge of student support services, case management practices, and coordinated care models.
• Understanding of student wellbeing, mental health concerns, crisis intervention, and referral processes.
• Knowledge of student advocacy practices and community resource coordination.
• Strong commitment to student success, wellbeing, belonging, and equitable access.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master's degree in Social Work, Counseling, Higher Education, Public Health, Student Affairs, or a related field.
• Two to three years of professional experience in case management, student support services, behavioral intervention, counseling support, higher education, or related wellbeing work.
• Experience working directly with college students.
• Experience in prevention education, outreach programming, crisis response, and community resource coordination.
• Familiarity with Pregnancy & Parenting guidance, accommodation processes, and Title IX-related considerations.
• Case management and student advocacy
• Crisis assessment and response
• Relationship building and collaboration
• Prevention education and facilitation
• Resource coordination and referral management
• Communication and interpersonal effectiveness
• Problem-solving and conflict resolution
• Organization and documentation
• Empathy, professionalism, and sound judgment
• Commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging

What You'll Love About This Role

• Make a direct and meaningful impact on student success and wellbeing.
• Serve as a trusted advocate and support resource for students.
• Build collaborative partnerships across campus and the St. Louis community.
• Lead prevention education and wellness initiatives that promote a culture of care.
• Help shape systems and programs that strengthen retention, belonging, and student success.
• Work in a mission-driven environment dedicated to helping students learn deeply, serve boldly, and lead with heart.
• Salary Range:$45,000 – $50,000 annually
  • Actual compensation will be commensurate with education, experience, skills, internal equity, and market considerations.

Benefits Highlights

• Maryville University offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support the health, financial well-being, and professional growth of our employees. Eligible employees enjoy access to:
  • Medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Retirement plan with 100% University matching up to 9% contributions
  • University-paid life and long-term disability insurance
  • Generous paid time off, including 18 holidays, 3 weeks of vacation, 12 sick days, and 4 personal days
  • Full/Partial Tuition waived for employees and eligible dependents
  • Hybrid and flexible work schedules
  • Wellness programs and employee assistance resources
  • Free parking, fitness center access, and other campus perks

Maryville University is committed to a policy of equal employment opportunity and prohibits discrimination on the basis of age, disability, gender, genetic information, familial status, national origin, race/color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other status protected by law. This extends to all aspects of the employment relationship, including recruiting, hiring, training, on-the-job treatment, promotion, layoff, and termination