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Responsibilities:

• Ability to commit 20 hours a week to assist with orientation programming on campus and online
• Work in collaboration with the Professional Academic Advisors to provide incoming students with a positive NSO experience
• Participate in academic advising and registration processes during summer NSO
• Assist with preparation for NSO sessions including performing transfer equivalencies
• Provide follow-up assistance to students via Zoom, email and/or phone
• Provide support to Professional Advisors
• Collaborate with campus staff to provide appropriate resources to students
• Inform students about university resources and services offered in the College
• Visit with students regarding college transitions, needs, questions or concerns
• Follow-up with students regarding NSO evaluations
• Attend NSO training and meetings as scheduled
• Contribute to a dynamic professional team
• Other duties as needed

Required Qualifications:

• Enrolled in graduate study within the college of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, or in counseling, student affairs, education or a related field
• Enrolled in 1+ summer graduate credits; Any face-to-face class times should not conflict with the NSO schedule
• Possess knowledge of and interest in college student success
• Exhibit excellent oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrate familiarity with various computer programs and skills
• Have a professional attitude and appearance
• Dependable and responsible
• Demonstrate patience and empathy in helping interactions

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with academic advising or student support services
• Experience with Banner/Self-Service registration program

Salary: $16.50/hour ($2,000 for the summer)
Term of employment: May 22-August 21; Majority of work hours will be in June.
Schedule: 20 hours per week
To apply: Send a letter of interest/cover letter, resume and two references to Jessica Lewis.
Questions: Email Jessica Lewis, call 605-688-5492/605-688-4723 or visit Lincoln Hall 123