Site Advisor, Part-Time

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University•Orlando, FL

1d•$21•Onsite

About The Position

The part-time Site Advisor serves as a Worldwide Site Advisor supporting the Site Director at the specific civilian location. The Site Advisor is responsible for both the Academic and Operational tasks of the Worldwide site including academic advising, F1 Visa (Academic Student) program management, budget, compliance, facility oversight, and University support (to include community relations). Works cooperatively with the Site Director and constituents from other departments and supports Worldwide Site Management. Coordinates and supports the Site Director with engagement and outreach activities in the community, routine compliance reviews, and University support. Works with Worldwide Advising leadership in the execution of academic policy and program changes for awareness. Always promotes a positive University image. This position supports and promotes excellence in student services and community interaction at every opportunity throughout all U.S. locations. Participates as a team member and supports our team environment. Please note, this is not a remote position. This role requires part-time, on-site presence in Orlando.

Requirements

Associates degree or completion of program of 18+ months after high school
Comprehend and follow instructions: maintain attention and concentration for necessary periods; apply common sense and understanding and carry out instructions (written, oral, or diagrammatic).
Maintain work pace appropriate to general workload: perform activities on schedule; maintain regular attendance/punctuality, within specified tolerance; complete normal workday and/or week, perform at a consistent pace without excessive rest periods.
Synthesize, coordinate, analyze, and act upon data in an appropriate manner.
Consistently relate to other people beyond giving and receiving instructions: interact with co-workers or peers without exhibiting behavioral extremes; respond appropriately to constructive criticism from a supervisor; perform work activities requiring negotiating, instructing, supervising, persuading, or speaking with others.
Make generalizations, evaluations, or appropriate decisions without constant, immediate supervision: recognize potential hazards and observe appropriate precautions; understand and remember detailed instructions, and make independent decisions or judgment based on sensory data or known guidelines.