Job DescriptionThe TRIO Student Support Services Advisor provides advisement and tracks academic progress to TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) participants, provides retention strategies, assessment, and evaluation; organizes cultural and academic activities, provides referrals, and networks with community agencies. The advisor also assists in referring services to participants with disabilities and provides professional assistance to the Director of TRIO Student Support Services Program in aspects of administering the SSS program.Salary Range:$25.29 - $36.71 hourly, $52,806 - $76,650 annuallyMinimum QualificationsBachelor's degree in education, social/behavioral science, student service personnel, or related field.Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills.Experience working with Native American Students.Ability to be sensitive and respond appropriately to the needs of a diverse student population.Understanding of challenges facing under-prepared students (i.e. first-generation, low-income students, and students with disabilities).Preferred QualificationTwo years of work experience advising under-prepared studetns.Experience in an academic advising setting.Knowledge of college policies and procedures, programs and curriculum, services, and resources to assist applicants and students in making sound career and educational decisions.Experience with TRIO or other educational opportunity programs.Proficiency in web prowsers.Training in academic needs assessment, disabilities accommodations, study skills instruction, student learning, personal development, and/or multicultural education.Other RequirementsWork Shift (Hours / Days of work)Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pmTelework is not availableAboutThe mission of Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College is to provide higher education opportunities for its communities in a welcoming, culturally diverse environment.To achieve this mission, we will:Promote scholarship and academic excellence through transfer and career education and provide access to higher education by offering developmental education.Respectfully promote the language, culture, and history of the Anishinaabeg.Provide programs which will celebrate the cultural diversity of our community and promote global understanding.Promote a sense of personal respect and wellness.Provide technological opportunities and experiences, preparing students for the future.Provide programs and baccalaureate degrees that fulfill our commitment to American Indian communities, our land grant status, and the union of cultures.Vision StatementFond du lac Tribal and Community College offers a postsecondary education to honor the past, for those living in the present and dreaming the future, through a spirit of respect, cooperation, and unity.Core Values During 2013 and 2014, Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College identified five core values to be used as guiding principles on campus. Our core values are:Respect: Manaaji?idiwinIntegrity: GwayakwaadiziwinStewardship: GanawenjigewinInnovation: maamamiikaajinendamowinCompassion: Zhawenjigewin

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