Position Summary:

Major Responsibilities:

• Provide counseling and advising services to program students, which may include personal and career counseling and advising regarding academic policies, processes, and procedures pertaining to financial aid, course withdrawal, leaves of absence, change of major, and transfer
• Liaise with relevant academic and support departments, and the Student Government Association (SGA) and student groups in order to build and maintain relationships beneficial in supporting EOP students' needs
• Maintain frequent contact with students, often weekly, to ensure EOP supportive services such as tutoring, advising, and counseling, as well as campus wide supportive services are being appropriately and effectively offered to and utilized by students. Actively manage caseloads to ensure students are receiving services on a regular basis.
• Maintain clear and accurate records of meetings with students
• Deliver the fall EOP COR 101 course and co-teach the Summer Institute pre-Cor 101
• Serve as the lead to help students with finding and applying for scholarships

• Provide assistance with the hiring and training of tutors which includes providing input regarding identifying prospective tutors
• Create the tutors' schedule for the academic year and the Summer Institute

• Assist with the Summer Institute food procurement by submitting the USDA grant, and collaborate with Cortland Auxiliary Services (CAS) on the meal plan that is offered
• Assist students with applying for internships and provide them with guidance throughout the process
• Assess students' well-being and academic performance and identify those in need of the probation program
• Represent the program positively to the University, relevant government bodies, the public and prospective students

• Serve on campus committees and/or community-based organizations as appropriate to position
• Stay well-informed of trends and best practices by attending conferences, reading publications, and networking with professional colleagues

Required Qualifications:

• Master's degree
• Human Services experience such as working in community, residential care, or institutional settings providing direct services such as leading a group, organizing an activity, or offering individual counseling

Preferred Qualifications:

• A master's degree in Sociology, Psychology, Counseling, Educational Administration, or a related area
• Experience working in an educational opportunity program
• Experience working in higher education

About SUNY Cortland

SUNY Cortland is one of 64 campuses in the State University of New York system. The State University of New York is a quality public university that combines world-renowned faculty, dedicated staff, and a truly diverse body of talented students to pursue its mission in every corner of the state: "to learn, to search, to serve."

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