The Academic Advisor is responsible for keeping precise records for the academic progress of Methodist College students, meeting with students on a regular basis, and providing feedback and guidance toward successful completion of the degree program in which they are enrolled. Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree required, Master's Degree preferred Responsibilities Advisement Demonstrate an understanding and familiarity with paths to degree attainment for all degrees offered at Methodist College Assist students with course registration Serves as the advisor for students during their first term at the College Effectively communicate institutional standards required for graduation. Assigns students to a faculty advisor if required by the department Keeps precise records of student coursework Schedule regular meetings with advisees Empowers students with the skills needed to develop an academic plan that helps them reach their academic goals.
Provides the students with support when adjustments to academic plans are neededCollege involvement and collaboration Works collaboratively throughout the campus community to support student and department developmentStudent orientations Participates in multi-departmental orientation planning and post orientation evaluation Coordinates learning experiences for advising students during New Student Orientation. Provides follow-up with new students for registration as needed.
At Risk Student intervention Serves as the contact for students who are on midterm warning list to advise and determine grades needed to progress and to share support resources. Refer students to other resources as needed
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