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Student Athletic Academic Coordinator - Learning Specialist
Florida State University - Tallahassee, FL
posted 2 months ago
About the position
The Student Athletic Academic Coordinator - Learning Specialist at Florida State University is responsible for supporting the academic success of student-athletes, particularly those at risk or diagnosed with learning disabilities. This role involves implementing educational strategies, monitoring academic progress, and collaborating with various stakeholders to foster a holistic approach to student-athlete development. The position also includes presenting workshops, assisting with educational accommodations, and maintaining detailed records related to student-athlete educational plans.
Responsibilities
- Support the academic endeavors of student-athletes by implementing educational measures designed by the Director of Educational Services.
- Meet regularly with at-risk student-athletes to monitor their academic progress and educational strategies.
- Collaborate with Student-Athlete Academic Services staff to ensure transparency and a holistic approach to academic development.
- Present educational workshops for student-athletes.
- Assist student-athletes in receiving educational accommodations from the Student Disability Resource Center.
- Help student-athletes develop short and long-term goals, improve coping skills, and foster intrinsic motivation.
- Maintain detailed records and paperwork associated with educational plans for at-risk student-athletes.
- Attend educational testing feedback sessions and develop educational plans based on test recommendations.
- Assist the Director of Educational Services in developing protocols related to educational testing and accessibility services.
- Teach college success seminars for student-athletes.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree and two years of experience or a combination of post high school education and experience equal to six years.
- Experience working with student-athletes by monitoring their academic progress and employing educational strategies.
- Knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations.
- Experience in presenting educational workshops for student-athletes.
- Experience tutoring, mentoring, or teaching students.
- Ability to work independently and prioritize work under deadlines.
- Experience working with individuals from diverse academic, cultural, and economic backgrounds.
- Attention to detail and integrity.
Nice-to-haves
- Master's degree in special education or related field and one year of experience working with post-secondary students.
- Five years of experience working with student-athletes with diagnosed learning disabilities.
- Experience with Microsoft Office programs.
Benefits
- Robust Total Rewards package including compensation, benefits, wellness, recognition, and employee development programs.
