6 jobs found

Job Title:        Student Success Coordinator Reports To:     Dean of Student Services  Status:            Full time/ Regular / Exempt Salary:           $44,260 annual SUMMARY:   This position will facilitate a college-wide effort to boost student success, retention and degree completion through a student success plan. This position will design and implement student retention and engagement initiatives, maintain the Early Alert Retention System (EARS), and communicate with faculty and Student Services personnel concerning student success. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Work with at-risk TOCC students; facilitate individual student academic progress and success with faculty; and track individual student needs for academic success; Collaborates with internal departments, advisory groups, and the general public, external agencies, and/or other interested parties to coordinate activities, review work, exchange information, and resolve problems to increase student success;...

Job Title:       Dual-Enrollment Coordinator Reports To:    Dean of Student Services Status:           Full time/ Regular / Exempt Salary:           $44,000   Summary:  TOCC’s Dual-Enrollment Coordinator will work with high schools in and near the Tohono O’odham Nation to develop opportunities for the provision and delivery of dual-credit coursework that will transfer to colleges and provide credits toward high school graduation. The successful applicant will share the vision that dual-enrollment opportunities will provide Native and other students with a pathway to future academic work while offering a remedy to help address historic inequities in education that hamstring student success.The Coordinator will develop and maintain pathways for students to be successful in dual-enrollment by close, careful, and sensitive work with staff members, teachers, and administrators in a variety of secondary school settings in the catchment area Tohono O’odham Community...

Job Title:          Phoenix Center Director Reports to :      Dean of Student Services Status:              Full time, Exempt Salary:              $60,349  SUMMARY:        The S-ki:kig Mascama Ki: (Phoenix Center) Director conducts a range of activities to develop and support the Center, which is one of TOCC’s three sites. The Director oversees site operations and conducts outreach with partners in the Phoenix area. The Director works with and supervises the site technician to ensure that students are advised, registered, and otherwise assisted in their educational objectives. The Director must be a high-energy, self- directed person with a passion for education and for building an organization that can help students succeed. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Supervise the Phoenix Center Staff; Conduct outreach to partners in Phoenix; Take steps to raise the profile of the Phoenix Center in the broader community in order to support increased enrollment, particularly of...

Job Title:        Restaurant Manager/Instructor (RMI) Reports to:     Chair of Academic Programs, Workforce and Community Development Status:             Full-time/ Regular/ Exempt Salary:             $60,000 Annual (DOE) SUMMARY: The Tohono Kosin (Desert Kitchen) Restaurant Manager/Instructor (RMI) will manage the startup and operation of a full-service restaurant in Sells, Arizona and will simultaneously provide On the Job Learning (OJL) for high school and college students enrolled in Tohono O’odham Community College’s (TOCC) Culinary Arts certificate programs.The RMI will supervise the full-time Culinary Arts Instructor/chef and culinary arts students, and student interns who aid in the full range of operations of the Tohono Kosin.The RMI will need to know about traditional O’odham food and culinary practices or will have to learn about those practices and apply them in the Kosin. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Manage the overall operations of the Tohono Kosin;...

The  University of Montana  invites applications for an  American Indian/Alaska Native Outreach and Project Coordinator . This position requires a high degree of initiative, along with strong and creative problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ability to work as part of a team.  This is a grant funded position and part of the FMRWM’s initiatives to serve and train residents in populations at high-risk and underserved, including racial and ethnic minority populations and rural communities. This position relies heavily on the ability to develop and maintain collaborative partnerships internally and with community organizations. This position requires traveling; including some overnight travel will be required. Working collaboratively with the FMRWM Program Director, Rural Director, and administrative team, this position will: Serve as a liaison between tribal partners and the FMRWM through coordination of site visits, training projects and scholarship efforts;...

The CSU Health Network at Colorado State University is recruiting for a Senior Coordinator for Student Athlete Mental Health. The Senior Coordinator for Student Athlete Mental Health (“Senior Coordinator”) at Colorado State University coordinates a comprehensive approach to supporting student athletes as they navigate their lives and sport with the intent to maximize their functionality to the highest levels in their personal, academic, and athletic experiences. Student athletes have diverse needs. They have the same developmental tasks, stressors, transition difficulties, and risks as other Colorado State University students. In addition, they face pressures related to athletic performance, time and life balance, and, maintaining the personal and academic standards expected of them as representatives of Colorado State University. The Senior Coordinator position is a fundamental collaboration between the CSU Health Network and the Athletic Department to provide mental health...