Academic Advisor I
tamus · College Station
Job description
About the role
The Academic Advisor I supports undergraduate students in achieving their academic and career objectives. Working within the Dean's Office Staff, the advisor builds relationships, clarifies program requirements, and helps retain students across a range of science majors.
Key responsibilities
- Collaborate with students to set realistic educational goals and explore majors, minors, and career pathways.
- Guide students through academic processes such as registration, add/drop, withdrawals, and curriculum changes.
- Review academic records, advise on course selection, and provide input on probation decisions.
- Maintain accurate student contact notes and advising records.
- Implement outreach strategies (in‑person and online) to engage and retain the student population.
Required profile
- Strong ability to communicate academic policies and program requirements.
- Experience advising students in science‑related programs (e.g., biochemistry, genetics, animal science).
- Detail‑oriented with the capacity to keep up‑to‑date records.
Required skills
What we offer
- Opportunity to impact student success within a large, statewide agricultural research system.
- Collaborative environment with access to diverse scientific programs.
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