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Education Develop and implement a comprehensive prevention education strategy aligned with national best practices and institutional priorities. Coordinate educational programming focused on: Mental health
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programming; administrative and operational support; committee participation. Salary: $62,345.00-$65,158.12, Annually Essential Functions: Clinical service to students: individual and group counseling
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practicum and internship seminars. Conducting orientation programming for field experiences and exit programming for graduates. Assisting students in identifying appropriate practicum and internship
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. Supervise residential programming initiatives, Living Learning Communities, and community-building efforts. Partner with Admissions to showcase the residential experience during recruitment events
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programs for teams while using technology to assist with tracking of workouts Emphasize programming on injury prevention and performance enhancement of student-athletes Design and implement sport-specific
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provide programming geared to promoting students' academic success. They conduct academic skills assessment and coursework evaluation. They provide support, motivation, and guidance in decision
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programming that support student transition, academic success, career readiness, and professional development. Collaborate with faculty, academic departments, and Student Experience partners to promote
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programming, and other transition initiatives. Develop and present workshops on learning strategies, executive functioning, self-advocacy, and academic success in conjunction with Center for Academic
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community's education plan and evaluate the education plan through assessment. Direct and if need build LLC programming for assigned residence hall. Develop and maintain collaborations with university
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, deinstallation, and special programming. A valid driver’s license is required. Physical Demands & Work Environment: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an