Student Success Advisor and Coordinator, Teaching Credentials The Student Success and Advising Center at California State University, Long Beach is seeking a Student Success Advisor and Coordinator to facilitate student success efforts for the College of Education teaching credential programs. Key Responsibilities Coordinate with College of Education staff and faculty to facilitate recruitment of a diverse applicant pool for College of Education teaching credential programs, including engagement in recruitment activities, advising prospective students, and developing and maintaining online and printed materials. Support the program admissions process including application processing, interviews, and candidate notifications. Engage in proactive academic advising of current College of Education teaching credential students using equity-minded practices, advise students, program faculty, and department chairs on program requirements, policies, procedures, and progress to program completion, and problem-solve as needed. Facilitate student success efforts utilizing data, including monitoring and tracking student progress and developing student success interventions, especially for students on specialized credential program pathways. Develop, implement, and assess programming that fosters student success and well-being for a diverse student population. Collaborate with the Student Success and Advising Center team to offer comprehensive advising to prospective and current students, address general inquiries across all College of Education programs, and support faculty and students with clinical practice processes. Knowledge Skills and Abilities Experience in student advising, programming, and recruitment is preferred. The ability to learn, interpret, clearly explain, and apply a variety of complex policies and procedures is necessary. The ability to interact in a professional, cordial, and supportive manner with many visitors and callers is also essential. Knowledge of University, College, and departmental policies about admission, graduation, scholarship, catalog content for student and faculty information provision and advising is highly desirable. Knowledge related to California requirements for teacher education is also highly desirable. Education and Experience Equivalent to a bachelor's degree in education, one of the social or behavioral sciences, or a job-related field, and two years of directly related experience. Master's degree in education, counseling, student affairs, or related field preferred. Equal Employment Statement California State University, Long Beach provides equal opportunity in employment without unlawful discrimination or preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, national origin, or other protected status.

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