<p>Position Overview</p> <p>The Coordinator for Student Success supports student achievement by providing academic coaching, coordinating key support services, and building meaningful relationships with students. Reporting to the Assistant Director of One Stop Academic Support, this position collaborates with campus partners, faculty, advisors, and athletics to promote student progress and timely intervention. The coordinator also manages the daily operations of CHAMPS (athletic study hall) and supervises the student employees who staff it.</p> <p>Primary Duties and Responsibilities</p> <ul> <li>Provide proactive outreach and individualized academic success coaching and plans to at-risk and Academic Warning students within an assigned caseload, connecting them with appropriate interventions and support. </li><li>Collaborate with faculty and staff for student intervention, outreach, and assistance to at-risk students. </li><li>Collaborate with campus partners to support students on Academic Warning status. </li><li>Work closely with professional academic and career advisors on student referrals and advise on responses to early alert system reports. </li><li>Connect students to appropriate resources and provide support for, and coordination of, daily operations within the Academic Support Department. </li><li>Oversee the daily operation and management of the athletic study hall and supervise, train, schedule, and support the student employees who staff it, including hiring and performance guidance. </li><li>Work collaboratively with the athletic department to align academic expectations and communicate regarding study hall participation and performance. </li><li>Maintain ongoing communication and collaboration with athletic academic coaches and coordinate with coaches and athletic staff on academic programs, student support initiatives, and intervention efforts. </li><li>Oversee and lead university-wide and discipline-specific presentations, workshops, and programs centered on academic support and student success. </li><li>Maintain and research best practices and theories associated with academic support, including writing centers, tutoring, supporting at-risk students, and accessibility and disability services. </li><li>Understand that although the role is primarily 8:00-5:00, occasional evening or weekend work may be required to successfully run programs, participate in campus events, or respond to student needs. </li><li>Perform other duties as assigned. </li></ul>