University of Northern Colorado
Academic Advisor I
Greeley, CO, US · Staff+
Sponsorship not specified$300k-$350kDetected 44 days ago
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About the role
- Position Description: The Academic Advisor I is a professional staff position within Academic Affairs at the University of Northern Colorado.
- This position is structured as a career ladder across three levels (Advisor I, II, and III), each with an increasing scope of responsibility, autonomy, and contributions to institutional leadership.
- Multiple Vacancies: Qualified candidates are sought to fill advisor positions across the Advisor Network.
Responsibilities
- 5 leads/directors, 1 assistant director, and 10 professional advisors (ranging from Levels I, II, and III).
- Maintain timely, detailed records in the university CRM and contribute to early alert processes.
Requirements
- A bachelor's degree.
- Minimum 0-2 years of professional experience in academic advising, student success, student affairs, or a closely related role.
- Relevant previous student employment, graduate assistantship, or practicum experience in advising or student services may be considered.
- To ensure full consideration, applications must be received by 11:59pm (MT) on 6/25/2026.
- This position is within the Advisor Network and is designed to support student retention, persistence, and timely degree completion across all undergraduate degree and certificate programs.
- Collaboration, Liaison Institutional Partnership, 5% Serve as the advising liaison to assigned academic departments, staying current on curricular changes and degree requirements.
- Use institutional data, degree audits, persistence dashboards, and early alert reports to inform advising practice.
- Support academic planning, course selection, degree audits, and graduation preparation.
Nice to have
- Experience in advising undergraduate students is preferred as well as experience working in a student development or related program
- experience with academic coaching methods in a university setting
- advising and coaching first-generation students, and/or working for a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), and/or advising and coaching students in success programs such as TRiO.
- Occasional night and weekend work will be required in alignment with recruitment events, programming, and celebrations.
- Special instructions to all applicants: Candidates should include a cover letter, resume/CV, and contact information for 3 references with their application.
- At least one of the references should be a current or recent employer.
- Application materials should clearly demonstrate how applicants' experiences align with the minimum qualifications, job duties, and the role of the position.
- If the initial call for application deadline has passed, please continue with your submission, as the application will remain open until all vacant positions are filled.
Compensation
- $300k-$350k
Benefits
- Performance Visual Arts (PVA), Monfort College of Business (MCB), Education Behavioral Sciences (CEBS), Humanities Social Sciences (HSS) and Natural Health Sciences (NHS).
- Function I: Academic Advising Student Support, 80% Manage a caseload of approximately 300-350 undergraduate students with proactive, equity-centered advising.
- Student Success, Retention Equity, 10% Monitor caseload data to identify at-risk students and initiate proactive outreach.
- Coordinate referrals to financial aid, counseling, tutoring, disability services, and other campus resources.
- Contribute to equity initiatives by identifying and helping address systemic disparities in student outcomes.
- If applicable, candidates should describe their past professional experience helping students navigate complex academic situations with culturally responsive, equity-centered advising or student support practices.
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