Academic Advising and Monitoring

Advises students on academic requirements, course selection, and compliance with university and law school policies; Assists with long-term academic planning, supporting students’ progression to graduation and beyond.; Formulates advising strategies and policies, delivering comprehensive support services; Monitors student progress, employing academic interventions when needed; Provide one-on-one academic advising to law students regarding course selection, program requirements, and degree progression; Provide guidance on bar examination requirements and preparation strategies.

Record Keeping and Data Management

Manages academic records in line with legal and university standards; Generates reports on student performance and program effectiveness for review by law school administration; creates spreadsheets and reports reflecting student progress and status.

Programming

Assist in the planning and execution of orientation programs for new students to help them transition into the law school environment; Leads coordination of advising initiatives like peer tutoring and academic monitoring programs; Work closely with faculty, administrative staff, and other departments to provide comprehensive support to students.

Evolving Duties

The College of Law is rapidly changing and evolving. All staff members are expected to assist with other duties as needed, including duties throughout the entire law school campus.

Master’s degree in education, counseling, or academic field related to the college with two years of experience, or a bachelor’s degree in the same fields with three years of experience.  

J.D. Knowledge of law schools and the legal profession.