Rutgers University is hiring a Student Counselor. The role is in the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University-Newark, where it combines recruitment, enrollment and retention support, academic advising, and career counseling for undergraduates. The counselor reports to the Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs.
Highlights
- Develop and carry out a recruitment plan for transfer students.
- Stay in regular contact with an assigned caseload of about 125 new freshmen and 150 transfer students, counseling them on progress toward graduation and career development.
- Coordinate transfer student initiatives, workshops, transcript evaluations, new student registration, and recruiting events with other unit staff.
- Keep content current in the university's degree audit program, the transfer services website, the School of Criminal Justice website, and social media.
- Help run office events, commencement activities, and major and minor fairs.
- Requires a bachelor's degree, preferably in Criminal Justice or a related social science, and two years of postgraduate experience in academic counseling or advising in higher education.
- Occasional evening and weekend programs and a valid driver's license are required.
- Salary range of $68,278 to $100,509, in a hybrid-eligible position.