Student Success Advisor - Hybrid/Remote After 6 Months

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university of rhode islandKingston (RI)

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About the role

The University of Rhode Island is seeking an Academic Advisor to provide undergraduate advising, individually and in groups, supporting student progression to degree completion. You will work with designated majors, coordinate with staff and faculty, and contribute to advising materials and outreach throughout the year. Remote/hybrid work scheduling may be possible after six months, with responsibilities including enrollment monitoring, course planning, and collaboration with career and

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