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Department Name ATHLETICS Location Code ATHLETICS - GENERAL PROGRAM (03300A) Is this split and/or fully grant funded? No Duties and Responsibilities Assist with management and coordination of the day-to-day
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, promote fan attendance, and generate ticket revenue. Work with external groups and community organizations to increase group attendance and revenue. Develop game day scripts for video board, music, and
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postvention support to the campus community, as needed. Conducts organized mental health awareness campaigns such as National Depression Screening Day, Eating Disorders Awareness Day as assigned by Director of
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addition, the Assistant Dean for Student Success aides in the student transition to Arrupe College through support of the New Student Orientation program and ACUNI First Year Seminar courses. The Assistant
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services using a multidisciplinary team approach to assist university students in the process of becoming aware of, taking responsibility for, and making choices that directly contribute to one’s well-being
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units, including but not limited to First and Second Year Advising, Scholars Programs, undergraduate and graduate academic programs, Tutoring Center, New Student Programs, Global and Community Engagement
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Second Year Academic Advising, Scholars Programs, undergraduate and graduate academic programs, Tutoring Center, New Student Programs, Office of Global and Community Engagement, the Wellness Center, and
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Responsibilities (15%) Facilitates one or more sections of UNIV 112: Strategies for Learning, UNIV 114: Bridge to Loyola, and/or UNIV 101/201: First-Year/Transfer Seminar courses each semester. In collaboration with
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. Licensed or license eligible within one year as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Licensed Clinical Social Worker or Licensed Psychologist in the state of Illinois. Ability to work evening hours as
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for these 24 programs to CCIH Director and CAS Dean. Events include: o Major 2-3 day academic conferences (one each semester) o Day long symposia and colloquia (2-4 each semester) o Annual Lecture Series (two