College Access Initiative Academic Outreach Specialist
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Fayetteville, AR, US
Base: $43,923; bonus/equity: not specified; benefi...
College readiness workshop facilitation
Academic mentoring and coaching
Program planning for student success
The College Access Initiative Academic Outreach Specialist supports the college readiness, recruitment, and retention efforts of the College Access Initiative and the Division of Student Affairs
Job Summary
The College Access Initiative Academic Outreach Specialist supports the college readiness, recruitment, and retention efforts of the College Access Initiative and the Division of Student Affairs.
This position involves designing and facilitating workshops, mentoring current students, and supporting student success and cultural programming on campus.
The University of Arkansas offers a vibrant work environment with benefits including health insurance contributions, tuition waivers, paid holidays, and retirement programs.
Matching Summary
The College Access Initiative Academic Outreach Specialist supports the college readiness, recruitment, and retention efforts of the College Access Initiative and the Division of Student Affairs.
Salary
Base: $43,923; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Health, dental, life and disability insurance contributions, tuition waivers, paid holidays, retirement programs
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
College readiness workshop facilitation
Academic mentoring and coaching
Program planning for student success
Travel to community outreach events
Presentation skills for diverse audiences
Knowledge of college admissions processes
Nice-to-have
Bilingual or multilingual abilities
Experience with underrepresented student advocacy
Ability to foster equitable participation
Collaborative work with diverse constituents
Strong organizational and time management skills
Key Requirements
Bachelor’s degree from accredited institution
Minimum two years relevant experience
Experience facilitating educational programming for grades 7-12
Understanding challenges in secondary and higher education
No sponsorship available
Work Rights
Must have legal authority to work in the United States