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Position Information Posting Number:
20260232
V Position Title:
Program Counselor- STOVS (Overnight)
Posting Type Student Hours/week:
40 hours/week
Eligibility:
Work Study ONLY Semester 2026 Summer Location Alumni Hall Detailed Work Schedule July 6 -25, 2026 (Program Dates)
Work Schedule:
Student Monitoring & Assisting to class (8:00am-10:00am)
Staff Planning & Setup:
(2:00-3:00 p.m.)
Workshops:
Monday through Friday (3:15 p.m.-4:15 p.m.)
Study Hall Monday through Friday (4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.)
Evening activities (7-9:00 p.m.)
Flexibility in coming in earlier and leaving later, as needed
Punctuality expected at all meetings, classes, and events Number of positions: 6
Department:
702 - Center for
Access Success and Achievement Contact Name:
Marquis Coates Contact Phone/Extension:
2677090139
Job Description Summary:
STOVS -Program Overnight Counselor Performs a variety of skilled duties to provide student support and assistance with the goal of creating a safe, welcoming, and comfortable student learning environment. 80% Student support
Provide assistance to students after class
Coordinate student activities and preparation for STOVS
Assist students in study hall through one-on-one mentoring (Mon-Fri afternoons between 4:30-6:30 p.m.)
Meet with students to discuss goal-setting, healthy habits, and academic confidence
Assist with evening social and learning activities to maximize student engagement
Offer support to students who are struggling with coursework, or who need assistance with their acclimation to Villanova 20% Program planning and feedback
Attend and participate in planning and feedback meetings
Provide updates to STOVS director and professors regarding student concerns and needs
Be available for student questions and concerns via email throughout the program
Requirements:
Advanced knowledge of student development theory
Ability to provide supportive and constructive feedback to students
Excellent interpersonal skills to relate easily & effectively with students and staff
Knowledge of issues of difference in higher education, particularly educational equity
Proven ability to use MS Office Suite and Adobe Acrobat
Possess traits of good judgment and maturity that align with the University's mission
Will be required to work evenings throughout the duration of the program
Employment subject to satisfactory background check
Additional Information:
Physical Demands Summary:
Wage Rate:
$13.00/hour Closing Date (11:59pm ET): 07/11/2026 Open Until Filled Yes