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parents in regards to admissions, academic program selection and scholarship eligibility, financial aid, housing and residency requirements, and work with high school and community college counselors
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insurance, life and disability insurance, other benefit plan options and State of Kansas discounts offered by various vendors. KU also offers employees educational and professional development opportunities
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alumni across academic schools and fields to deliver engaging visit experiences for students with a range of academic interests. Develops strong connections with high school counselors to ensure program
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currently enrolled students. Guide student progress through academic milestones, including enrollment, career exploration and graduation. Advise students on the development and selection of course schedules
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to help cover advising caseloads in times of transition. This role is central to the development and maintenance of faculty and staff relations. It serves as a crucial link enhancing the overall educational
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. Advise students on the development and selection of course schedules consistent with students' educational goals. Assist students in developing appropriate educational goals and work towards those goals
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strategic hiring plan to meet unit and university goals, following university processes and deadlines for requests. Engages with new hires and assigned supervisors to develop, coordinate and oversee unit
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undergraduate prospective, new, and currently enrolled students. Guide student progress through academic milestones, including enrollment, career exploration and graduation. Advise students on the development and
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31638BR Achievement & Assessment Inst Position Overview Talent Search is a TRIO college access program funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Through early intervention, this program is
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undergraduate and 900 full-time graduate students. The School is consistently recognized for its leadership in special education, curriculum and teaching, and human development. Guided by its 2024 strategic plan