ACES Program Manager/Student Engagement Specialist
Provides leadership and direction for the Advocates for Communities and Education Scholars (ACES) program, including the recruitment, selection of ACES Scholars; budgeting and purchasing and oversight of the program in EHE; develops and provides programming for the ACES scholars, which includes regular evening and weekend hours; ensures students are meeting all of the requirements for the scholars program and closely tracks progress for each student, including making program dismissal decisions when necessary; attends meetings of scholars program managers; in consultation with the Director of Recruitment and Enrollment and leadership within University Honors and Scholars, develops and assesses learning outcomes and development of learning experiences; teaches ACES seminar courses; updates course materials and designs curriculum; responsible for ACES recruitment strategy and implementation; meets with prospective scholar students and families; assists with analyzing and reporting enrollment, completes annual review and maintains curriculum map of programming. In collaboration with the Director of Recruitment and Enrollment, develops and executes undergraduate recruitment initiatives and programs within the Office of Undergraduate Education. Supports campus recruitment events, prospective student appointments, prospective student phone calls and emails, and other recruitment-related activities. Engages with K-12 school districts for community building opportunities. Develops and delivers programming for the Education and Human Ecology Honors Scholars and Weiler scholarship recipients; serves as a supportive point of contact, meets with students both individually and in group settings. At all times handles all interactions with civility, respect, and professionalism to promote and create a welcoming atmosphere for all faculty, staff, students, and customers, as well as maintains confidentiality in all matters of business responsibility and student involvement.
75%: ACES Program Manager - Provides leadership and direction for the Advocates for Communities and Education Scholars (ACES) program, including the recruitment and selection of ACES Scholars; budgeting, purchasing, and oversight of the program in EHE; develops and provides programming for the ACES scholars, which includes regular evening and weekend hours; ensures students are meeting all of the requirements for the scholars program and closely tracks progress for each student, including making program dismissal decisions when necessary; attends meetings of scholars program managers; develops and assesses learning outcomes and development of learning experiences; teaches ACES seminar courses; updates course materials and designs curriculum; meets with prospective scholar students and families; assists with analyzing and reporting enrollment, completes annual review and maintains curriculum map of programming.
25%: Student Engagement Specialist supports undergraduate recruitment and student engagement initiatives and programs within the Office of Undergraduate Education. Acts as a team member to support all initiatives with the recruitment team/Office of Undergraduate Education as needed and/or assigned, including but not limited to on and off campus events, K12 engagement, prospective student phone calls and emails, prospective student appointments. Scholars Support - Develops and delivers supportive programming for the Education and Human Ecology Honors Scholars and Weiler scholarship recipients.
Minimum Education Requirement:
Bachelors Level Degree or equivalent education and/or experience
Desired Experience:
A Masters degree is preferred in an appropriate field; a bachelors degree is required. A comparable combination of education and experience is required. Considerable knowledge or experience with student affairs, higher education, experiential learning, curriculum development, and community/university outreach. Able to demonstrate effective written and interpersonal communications skills.

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