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Career Coach in South Orange
The Career Coach supports undergraduate and graduate students, as well as alumni, in exploring, preparing for, and achieving their career goals through a strengths-based, coaching-centered approach. This role empowers students to clarify interests, develop career readiness competencies, and take actionable steps toward experiential learning, professional employment, and graduate or professional school pathways. The Career Coach provides individualized coaching, delivers career education programming, and collaborates with faculty, employers, and alumni to promote student success and measurable post-graduate outcomes. This position also contributes to employer engagement, assessment efforts, and strategic initiatives that enhance the University’s transformational student experience.
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Assistant Dean of Academic Partnerships and Innovation in South Orange
The full-time Assistant Dean of Academic Partnerships and Innovation is a senior administrative role responsible for developing, managing, and sustaining strategic educational, community, and industry partnerships that advance Seton Hall University's College of Human Development, Culture, and Media 's mission, student opportunities, and reputation. Reporting to the Dean, the Assistant Dean leads initiatives to strengthen recruitment and enrollment pipelines, expand clinical, internship, and experiential learning opportunities, support high-profile initiatives that enhance visibility and provide one-of-a-kind experiences that differentiate the CHDCM, and accreditation readiness. The position collaborates closely with campus partners including Undergraduate Admissions, Graduate Affairs, University Advancement, faculty, and external partners to identify and align partnership activities with institutional strategic priorities, accreditation standards, and mentorship efforts, while serving as a key liaison who articulates the College’s vision and fosters mutually beneficial relationships.
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Clinical Intern Supervisor in South Orange
The Office of Fieldwork and Certification, within the College of Human Development, Culture and Media (CHDCM) at Seton Hall University, invites applications for Clinical Intern Supervisors. The Clinical Supervisor of pre-clinical and clinical interns is an important member of the clinical experience triad as an official representative of the university who directly supervises the teacher candidate. The clinical supervisor serves as a liaison between CHDCM and cooperating school personnel. The clinical supervisor aids in the education of teacher candidate by making sure that they are a thoughtful learner, leader, and community member. The Office seeks student-centered individuals who value excellence in teaching and commit to diversity, equity, inclusion, and collaboration.
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Academic Advisor in Interprofessional Health Sciences
Reporting to the Associate Dean for Student Success and Assessment, academic advisors for the College of Nursing (CON) provide comprehensive academic advisement for pre-licensure students in the CON. Advisors provide critical support in the form of curricular guidance, academic counseling, resource referral and more as nursing students navigate the CON’s rigorous BSN program. CON academic advisors help students to understand and meet the academic standards of the program; their proactive support helps students respond to challenges and make use of the many resources available to foster success in the program and beyond. CON academic advisors are a critical component of a nursing student’s success and a vital part of the CON team.
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Graduate Admissions Coordinator in South Orange
The Graduate Admissions Coordinator provides enrollment/registration assistance to all applicants to Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology, including seminarians, diaconal candidates, priests, religious sisters and brothers, and lay students. The Coordinator is the primary contact with inquirers as well as key offices of the University, Archdiocese, and sending dioceses and religious orders regarding enrollment policies and procedures and the resolution of enrollment issues. The Coordinator represents the School of Theology at Graduate Open Houses, off-campus orientations and similar events, and organizes and leads the annual orientation for new students. As the SEVIS Primary Designated School Official, the Coordinator is responsible for day-to-day regulatory compliance and administration for all F-1 Visa International Graduate Students, as required by the US Department of Homeland Security's Student and Visitor Exchange Program (SEVP).
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