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The Academic Advisor for the Program of Nursing (PON) at Tulane University plays a crucial role in supporting the Director of Curriculum and Academic Affairs to enhance student support services. This position is dedicated to facilitating student retention, satisfaction, and degree attainment within the School of Professional Advancement (SoPA). The advisor will provide high-quality academic advising to pre-nursing students, aiming to foster strong retention rates and ensure timely progression into the nursing program. Staying informed about all relevant policies, academic procedures, and best practices is essential for the advisor to effectively guide students through their academic journey. In addition to advising, the Academic Advisor will lead innovative initiatives that promote proactive advising and develop an engaging nursing orientation program. This includes providing ongoing training and support to the PON's Student Success Coach, ensuring that all team members are equipped to assist students effectively. The advisor will monitor student academic success comprehensively, offering professional guidance and expertise related to academic services and the technology that supports these services. They will also manage academic advising processes to ensure that students receive the support they need to succeed academically. The role requires a working knowledge of federal regulations such as the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as they pertain to student accommodations. Proficiency in computer skills, particularly with Microsoft Office Suite and student databases, is necessary to perform daily tasks effectively. The advisor must possess strong interpersonal skills to build relationships with students and communicate effectively with a diverse audience. Additionally, the ability to motivate students, assess risk factors, and create actionable plans is vital for success in this role. Organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to maintain confidentiality are also critical components of the position. The advisor may be required to work evenings and weekends during special events, demonstrating flexibility and commitment to student success.