Coordinator Academic Support Services (Student-Athlete Academic Center)

About the role

Florida International University (FIU) is a leading public research university with over 55,000 students and an alumni network of more than 340,000. Located in Miami, FIU offers more than 200 degree programs, including medicine and law. The university is home to the Wall of Wind and Institute of Environment, and is committed to driving impactful research in environmental resilience, health, and technology and innovation.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates and maintains academic records for student-athletes.
• Makes appointments with student-athletes to verify academic progress.
• Attends meetings with coaches to discuss academic matters.
• Serves as a liaison between student-athletes and various support services.
• Coordinates the preparation of learning plans tailored to each student athlete's intended major.
• Provides academic support services, including admissions, registration, and tutoring coordination.
• Develops and implements academic support programs and services, focusing on areas like study skills, time management, life skills, and career planning.
• Maintains communication with faculty regarding the academic progress of student athletes.
• Participates in professional development activities and training opportunities to stay informed of NCAA rules and university policies affecting student athletes.
• Adheres to all relevant state, university, NCAA, Conference USA, and department rules and policies.
• Reports any known NCAA violations or concerns to the Director of Athletic Compliance and monitors subordinates' adherence to NCAA regulations.
• Maintains confidentiality for the department, treating sensitive information about student-athletes and their academic and personal data with utmost care.
• Facilitates and coordinates continuing student-athletes' NCAA academic eligibility.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and two (2) years of appropriate experience, or Master's degree preferred.
• Experience working with student athletes.
• Education in Higher Education.
• Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations.