Tamus

Student Development Specialist II

College Station, TX · Mid · Contract

Sponsorship not specified$12k-$15kDetected 5 days ago

Computer VisionCustomer SupportLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationPublic Speaking

About the role

One of the largest programs of its kind in the nation, the Career Center has been recognized nationally and regionally for our many best practices.
This position includes collaboration across departments, employers, and campus constituents to enhance pre-health and pre-law readiness initiatives.
What You Need To Know Salary: $51,750/annually.

Supports Career Center mission by participating in programs and services including drop-in advising, committee work, regular team meetings, and center-wide events and initiatives.
Leads presentations highlighting services and special programs available through this position to constituent groups throughout campus and within the community.
Develops large-scale programs and events (e.g., career fairs, resume remotes, tabling), and/or employer spotlights that address varied student career interests.
Establishes and maintains relationships with professional schools.
Collaborates with professional schools to ensure alignment between admissions requirements and student preparedness.
Develops and maintains digital and print resources tailored to professional schools.
Supports assessment and data collection processes to measure program effectiveness and student outcomes.
Administrative Support:
The Career Center is conveniently located on campus in the Koldus Building.

One year of experience in career services, advising, recruiting, or related specialty.
Some nights and weekends are required.
Other Details: Some nights and weekends are required.
Required Education & Experience:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Master's degree in student affairs or related specialty.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Why Texas A&M University?
Amenities associated with a major university, such as sporting and cultural events, state-of-the-art recreation facilities, the Bush Library and Museum, and much more await you.

Ability to multi-task and work collaboratively with others.
Excellent customer service and communication skills - interpersonal, written, and presentation.
Working knowledge of word processing and spreadsheet programs, and ability to work with and present data.
Experience with complex databases and computer software programs.
Proficiency in researching and utilizing online resources.
Attention to detail.
12-15 days of annual paid holidays
Up to eight hours of paid sick leave and at least eight hours of paid vacation each month
Automatic enrollment in the Teacher Retirement System of Texas

Designs, implements, and evaluates innovative pre-professional school education and development programming.
Utilizes digital technologies, including learning management system platforms, live-streaming, virtual career services, and online collaboration tools, to deliver career content broadly.

The Texas A&M University Career Center provides centralized career and professional development services for undergraduate, graduate, and former students.
We provide individualized career advising while also empowering students to utilize self-assessment resources to identify and explore careers, and we assist and support students in gaining relevant experience and pursuing their career goals, whether they choose to seek admission to graduate school or secure professional employment.
What We Want
The Student Development Specialist II, under direction, provides advanced professional skills in developing, planning, promoting, and implementing pre-professional school programs, activities, and services to support the student population.
What You Need To Know

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