Academic Advisor

The Freshman Studies academic advisor will serve as an advisor for all first-year students. The academic advisor will engage and guide students to ensure a successful transition to college life.

Cultivate relationships with the campus departments/resources available within the campus community.

Encourage the personal motivation and work ethic necessary for optimal student achievement

Assess personal, social or emotional issues which may hinder academic success and make referrals to appropriate professionals as required

Compose reports as required

Implement outreach efforts as needed

Attend meetings as well as facilitate meetings as needed

Masters degree in counseling or a related field is preferred. Candidate must have experience in counseling students.

Access, organize, and maintain updated record concerning students performance.

Coach students for a smooth transition into Hampton by providing necessary resources (e.g. free tutoring, career advisement, access and learning, etc.)

Document counseling sessions and student progress using Navigate 360

Become knowledgeable of University policies and procedures, academic requirements, campus resources, student life, and support services

Advise freshman students with mid-term deficiency

Advise freshman academic probation students

Plan and coordinate activities for the freshman class

Assist with The Pre-College Program and responsibilities

Ability to manage and oversee a work project, from idea to implementation

Advise undecided freshman when necessary

Work a flexible work schedule during peak times

Perform other duties as assigned by the Director