Academic Advisor

The College of Liberal Arts ( CLA) seeks candidates for an Academic Advisor I, II or III position. Under general supervision, the candidate will advise undergraduate students on course matriculation plans, academic action, problem resolution, opportunities for engagement and career development, and will empower students to achieve professional, personal, and academic goals.
This position demonstrates proficient and comprehensive knowledge of CLA undergraduate programs, university policies, and advising applications/platforms. The selected candidate will serve the CLA Advising Office as part of a dynamic team of Advisors.

To learn more about the College of Liberal Arts please visit: https://cla.auburn.edu/.

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Education and Experience:
Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution

Experience:
Level I: No experience
Level II: 3 years experience in academic advising of which 2 years includes full-time primary duties of advising in higher ed.
Level III: 5 years experience in academic advising of which 4 years includes full-time primary duties of advising in higher ed.

Substitutions allowed for Experience:
When a candidate has the required education, but lacks the required experience, a related and relevant graduate degree may substitute for two (2) year's experience

In-depth and comprehensive knowledge of advising policies, practices, and procedures at the postsecondary level.

None Required.

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