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University of Illinois Assistant Director for International Student Career Development - The Career Center - 1029314-6689 in Champaign, Illinois

This job was posted by https://illinoisjoblink.illinois.gov : For more information, please see: https://illinoisjoblink.illinois.gov/jobs/12530919 Assistant Director for International Student Career Development - The Career Center

Job Summary

Multi-faceted role that coaches students one-on-one and in groups with a particular focus on international students; coordinates career development programs and workshops as part of the Inclusion Initiatives team; and fosters relationships with key campus partners and/or external stakeholders. Supervises paraprofessional student staff who deliver peer-to-peer services, workshops, and programs. Part of a collaborative and innovative team committed to career development and success of all Illinois students.

Duties & Responsibilities

Direct Service to Students (50%)

Coach students one-on-one and in groups regarding career exploration and planning, employment/internship search, and graduate or professional school preparation and application

Develop and implement programs to meet the career development needs of international students, including the Career Certificate - International Students (CC-I) program

Collaborate with the Senior Assistant Director for Inclusion Initiatives to develop and implement programs and resources specifically to assist international students with career exploration and search strategies for internships and employment in the US, in their home countries, and elsewhere in the world

Develop and implement outreach efforts to international students and international student organizations and groups

Outreach and Engagement with Key Stakeholders (25%)

Develop, maintain, and actively cultivate relationships with campus partners and other stakeholders who contribute to career development services and programs

Deploy outreach strategies to engage underserved or marginalized students within our international student population

Contribute to the development and implementation of collaborative career development initiatives in partnership with the broader career services, advising, or student support community at Illinois

Supervision, Administration and Management (25%)

Recruit, hire, train, and supervise paraprofessional student staff who deliver peer-to-peer services, workshops, and programs

Assess, analyze, and report on engagement and impact of services and programs and facilitate continuous improvement

Contribute to the design, creation, and maintenance of print and online resources

Create and deliver presentations for a variety of audiences, including parents, campus partners and external colleagues about The Career Center

Serve on The Career Center, Student Affairs and/or campus committees, task forces, work groups, and advisory committees

Participate in professional development activities and associations, as well as participate in continual training to stay up to date on immigration and other topics related to international students

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor\'s degree in Education, Psychology, Education Psychology, Counseling, Training and Development, or a field related to the position

One year of training and/or work experience in student programming or student career development in an academic environment

Demonstrated experience creating and facilitating educational programs, workshops, and/or delivering public presentations

Experience working with culturally diverse populations and working collaboratively in a team environment

(Note: Master\'s Degree in an area consistent with the duties of the position may be substituted for one (1) year of work experience.)

Preferred Qualifications

Bachelor\'s degree or higher in Education, Psychology, Education Psychology, Counseling, Training and Development, or a field related to the position

Educational background in counseling, education, student affairs, human resou ces or related field

Credentialed as a career coach or counselor through one of the national career development organizations

Fluency in another language, including but not limited to Mandarin, Korean, or Hindi

Knowledge of international and/or cross-cultural issues relevant to international students

Experience in higher education, career coaching/advising, and/or working with college students

Experience that demonstrates knowledge of student visas, work authorization, and international employment practices

Experience that demonstrates understanding of career and student development theory and practice

Experience developing and maintaining professional relationships

Experience as an international student on a student visa in the United States

Experience of having lived and/or worked outside of the United States

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Passionate about interacting with students, thrive in a team environment, and be committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion

Excellent verbal, public speaking, writing, and l

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