Undergraduate Business Academic Advisor

The University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business seeks an Academic Advisor to support undergraduate business students. In this student-centered, research-driven environment, you will provide individualized advising on curriculum, degree requirements, and co-op pathways while promoting timely graduation and student success. Responsibilities include academic planning, monitoring progress and retention, coordinating orientations, and connecting students to campus resources. You will collaborate with faculty and staff, track advising data, and contribute to initiatives that enhance inclusion, engagement, and experiential learning within a supportive, innovative college community. Provide academic advising to undergraduate business students on curricula, degree requirements, and university policies Develop individualized academic plans and support timely degree completion Monitor student progress, retention, and academic standing; implement intervention strategies Advise on course selection, registration, and experiential learning opportunities such as co-ops and internships Support new student orientation, transition, and success initiatives Maintain accurate student records and documentation in advising systems Collaborate with faculty and campus partners to enhance student support and program quality Refer students to campus resources for tutoring, counseling, and career services Participate in advising assessment, data tracking, and continuous improvement efforts Contribute to college events, recruitment, and community-building activities Academic advising Student information systems (SIS) Degree audit tools Educational planning Data tracking and reporting Knowledge of higher education policies and FERPA Presentation and workshop facilitation Case management and student outreach Microsoft Office/Google Workspace Co-op/internship and experiential learning coordination Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Academic advising certification (e.g., NACADA) preferred Familiarity with student information and degree audit systems Knowledge of FERPA and higher education regulations