Academic Intervention Assistant Coordinator

Academic Intervention Assistant Coordinator

The Assistant Coordinator for Academic Intervention is responsible for supporting undergraduate students participating in the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) program and / or referred by other campus constituents. The role involves providing timely academic intervention through individual and group meetings, follow-ups, and referrals for students at risk of losing financial aid due to lack of satisfactory academic progress under federal guidelines.

The Assistant Coordinator assists the Coordinator by managing SAP and ARC Peer Educator programs, including recruiting, hiring, training, and evaluating Peer Mentors. They provide professional knowledge and strategies related to learning skills, working independently on standard program presentations and receiving guidance from higher-level Student Academic Specialists on adapting counseling to various learning styles and linguistic issues.

The salary range is $26.82 - $46.17 per hour, with an expected pay scale of $26.82 - $28.30 per hour, based on education, experience, and organizational needs. Applicants must have current work authorization; the university cannot sponsor employment visas at this time. All employees must comply with university policies and applicable government directives.

Organization

The University of California, Riverside (UCR) is part of the prestigious UC system and is uniquely located in Inland Southern California, approximately 50 miles east of Los Angeles.

UCR is recognized for its ethnic diversity, with over 19,000 students, aiming to reach 21,000 by 2020. The campus is experiencing significant growth, with new facilities and remodeled spaces, and plays a vital role in education, research, and community contributions in the region.

UCR is committed to addressing societal challenges through research and outreach, fostering leadership and innovation across various fields, and providing resources for students, faculty, and the community. Located on nearly 1,200 acres near Box Springs Mountain, the campus serves as a hub for exploring critical issues related to environment, energy, transportation, and culture, encouraging engagement, exploration, and excellence.

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