Academic Advisor, Adult Specialization

The academic advisor supports adult students by guiding them through academic planning, degree exploration, policy navigation, and course selection, while also serving as a key liaison for degree completion programs with admissions and the registrar's office. Responsibilities include maintaining advising notes, referring students to resources, creating digital advising materials, and contributing to broader academic support initiatives like workshops and reporting.

Candidates must possess a minimum of a bachelor's degree (Master's preferred) and at least two years of professional experience in academic advising or support within higher education, including experience managing and interpreting data. Essential abilities include strong interpersonal skills, high capacity for learning complex information, the ability to apply policy to complex situations, and a commitment to the university's christian mission and values.