Student development theory jobs

Provide proactive, developmental academic advising for undergraduate students
Establish and maintain sustained advising relationships with assigned students
Engage students in reflective conversations to clarify academic, professional, and personal goals
Educate students on high‑impact practices and experiential learning opportunities
Guide students in understanding curriculum requirements, majors, minors, and degree progression

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree required
Master’s Degree preferred

Skills

Academic advising Counseling Student services FERPA compliance Understanding of undergraduate curricula Knowledge of academic policies and procedures

Academic Advisor II or III

University of Louisville · Posted Nov 6, 2026

Open

Louisville, Kentucky, United States
On-site
Full-time · Mid
$44K–$48K per year
2+ years

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The Academic Advisor II or III provides holistic, individualized, and proactive academic advising to undergraduate students to empower them to understand curriculum, navigate university policies, and achieve academic goals.

Compensation

Targeted Salary Academic Advisor II - $43,888; Targeted Salary Academic Advisor III - $48,225

Responsibilities

Guide assigned students in their academic success from orientation to commencement.
Work collaboratively with colleagues across campus, including other advisors, faculty, campus offices, and administrators.
Explain, interpret, and apply unit and University policies, procedures, and program requirements.
Counsel students in analyzing their unique causes of academic difficulty and recommend typically pre-established guidelines.
Empower students to plan their academic program, audit student progress toward degree completion, and certify student degree requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related field (for II)
Master's Degree in Higher Education, Student Personnel Services, Counseling, or a related field (for III)
Nice to have: Master's degree

Skills

Academic advising Student development theory

Cane Navigator (Academic Advisor)

UOMUOMUS · Posted Nov 3, 2026

Open

Coral Gables, Florida, United States
Full-time
$50K–$54K per year
1+ years

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Academic Advisor supporting undergraduate student success through proactive, holistic advising and coordination with campus partners.

Compensation

Salary range: $50,000-$54,000

Responsibilities

Provide proactive, developmental academic advising that supports undergraduate student learning, persistence, progression, and timely graduation
Establish and maintain sustained advising relationships with students
Engage students in reflective conversations to clarify academic, professional, and personal goals
Educate students on high‑impact practices and experiential learning opportunities
Guide students in understanding and navigating curriculum requirements, majors, minors, and institutional policies

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree required
Master’s Degree preferred
Nice to have: Master’s Degree

Skills

academic advising counseling customer service FERPA student development theory