The role of the College of Business Student Success Coordinator is to enhance the academic advising, recruitment, and retention efforts for the college's undergraduate students. This senior academic advising role will support the Student Success Director by providing leadership to the Academic Advising Team, spearheading recruitment and retention initiatives, and supervising key personnel and student workers. The Coordinator will play a vital role in shaping the college's student success strategies and fostering an environment where students thrive academically and professionally.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

Academic Advising Leadership

• Provide guidance, mentorship, and support to the College of Business Academic Advising Team.
• Assist with the development and implementation of best practices in academic advising to support undergraduate students.
• Serve as a senior academic advisor, assisting students with complex academic planning and decision-making.

Recruitment and Retention Coordination

• Lead the college's undergraduate recruitment and retention efforts in collaboration with faculty, staff, and administrators.
• Attend APSU Preview Days and represent the College of Business at recruitment fairs, high school visits, and other outreach events.
• Work closely with the College of Business Recruitment and Retention Committee to develop and implement innovative strategies to attract and retain students.

Program Development and Assessment

• Coordinate and execute recruitment and retention programs tailored to the needs of the College of Business's diverse student body.
• Collect and analyze data on recruitment and retention initiatives, providing recommendations for continuous improvement.
• Develop and implement innovative strategies to enhance the student experience, increase enrollment, and improve retention rates.

Student Engagement and Advocacy

• Serve as a resource for students, fostering an inclusive and supportive environment.
• Advocate for the needs of students in collaboration with faculty and college leadership.