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Coordinator, Young Scholars Academy

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Northern Kentucky University

Highland Heights, OH (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 2 weeks ago (Updated 1 week ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/26/2026

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Position Title:
Coordinator, Young Scholars Academy ‌
Position Type:
Regular ‌ About the
Role:
The Coordinator of Young Scholars Academy (YSA) is a full-time, 12-month, staff position. The coordinator reports to the Director of Educational Partnerships. The coordinator works collaboratively with the Young Scholars Academy team within the Educational Partnerships unit, as well as school partners and campus offices in providing support for YSA. ‌ The Coordinator of Young Scholars Academy serves on a collaborative team working with other YSA staff, as well as both school and campus stakeholders to support student success. The primary responsibilities of the Coordinator of Young Scholars Academy are as follows: Advising Facilitate individual and group advising for a caseload of YSA students (juniors and seniors in high school) Provide oversight to scholar schedules to ensure that students are properly registered for relevant courses, ensuring they are on track to meet requirements, such as: Kentucky high school graduation; general education certification; and Associate degree Track scholar progress toward academic goals and provide guidance for postsecondary education planning, scholarship applications, etc. Assist with updates to current and development of new resources to support scholar advising and career exposure Assist with incoming scholar schedule preparation, such as placement testing, pre-registration, and school advising visits Community and Programming Serve as a critical component of program culture by centering student success and holistic growth Facilitate scholar acclimation to college Support implementation of community programming, such as academic and career exploration events, orientation, YSA for a Day, Senior Celebration, learning communities, senior meetings, and Scholar Summit Participate in recruitment and pipeline programming efforts to encourage and empower students to envision YSA as an academic path Teach UNV 101 courses as needed for new scholars (pending meeting credentialing requirements) Administrative Communicate with school partners, campus partners, and families as needed to provide scholar progress updates, as well as to refer students to appropriate resources Assist with the collection, tracking, and analysis of scholar data, including current and longitudinal Maintains complete and accurate records, and protects the confidentiality of all records, including, but not limited to, academic, attendance, and overall progress Qualifications The ideal candidate will work well in a team environment while also thriving as a self-starter. Strong writing, communication, and multitasking skills are essential. Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, Google Suite, Canvas, Canva, Slate, and Workday preferred. Minimum Bachelor's degree (1) year or more of experience with dual credit, school partnerships, academic advising, and/or teaching Preferred Master's degree in student affairs, higher education, college student personnel, counseling, education, communication, or other related discipline Experience working with high school students, first generation and/or low-income student populations Teaching and/or counseling certification ‌
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Work Environment & Physical Demands:
Why Work at Northern Kentucky University At NKU, our work revolves around three things: opening doors, helping people finish what they start, and connecting learning to real life. Those pillars—Access, Completion, and Career & Community Engagement—aren't just strategic-plan wallpaper. They shape how we hire, how we serve students, and how we show up for the region. If you want your work to matter—NKU is a place where you can see your impact every day. Introduce yourself and we'll get in touch if there's a role that seems like a good match. About NKU Northern Kentucky University is a public, student-centered institution located just minutes from downtown Cincinnati.
Our vision is clear:
to be nationally recognized as a student-ready, regionally-engaged university that empowers diverse learners for economic and social mobility. We focus on opening doors, supporting students through graduation, and connecting learning to real opportunity in our region. NKU offers the reach of a comprehensive university with the feel of a close, collaborative campus.