Undergraduate Academic Advisor for Public Health

University of South Florida; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

University of South Florida seeks an Academic Advisor for the College of Public Health to coordinate undergraduate advising, course planning, and progression monitoring for FYS and transfer students. The role requires working within SUS policies and university systems to support timely graduation.

The advisor will participate in major recruitment activities, provide outreach, and contribute to retention programs, delivering orientation and guidance to students throughout their first academic

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree related to the Advisor's responsibilities.
• 1+ year of advising or related academic experience in higher education.
• SB 1310: Florida Senate requirements for work experience substitutions.
• Substitution limits: up to 2 years for an associate, 4 years for a bachelor’s, 6 for a master’s, 7 for a professional degree, or 9 for a doctoral degree.

Responsibilities

• Provide timely and accurate academic advising for undergraduate students in the College of Public Health.
• Advise on course selection and hours per term to ensure timely graduation.
• Explain SUS/USF/COPH policies to faculty, students and staff.
• Utilize Banner, Degree Works, Archivum, Civitas for advising tasks.
• Assist with recruitment events and orientation procedures.
• Collaborate with advising team to schedule and register students.
• Deliver orientation presentations and retention program support.

Education

Bachelor’s degree related to the Advisor's responsibilities

Master’s degree

Tools

Banner

Degree Works

Oasis

Archivum

Civitas

Job description

University of South Florida seeks an Academic Advisor for the College of Public Health to coordinate undergraduate advising, course planning, and progression monitoring for FYS and transfer students. The role requires working within SUS policies and university systems to support timely graduation.

The advisor will participate in major recruitment activities, provide outreach, and contribute to retention programs, delivering orientation and guidance to students throughout their first academic