Credentials and Experience:Bachelor's degree required or an Associate's degree and 3-5 years of relevant work experienceAt least 2 years' experience working with SSS or projects targeted toward low-income, first-generation, and/or disadvantaged studentsPossess financial administration and budgeting skillsExperience analyzing and developing qualitative and quantitative data reportsFamiliarity with grant-funded programsExperience in student retention programmingExperience in academic advising or counselingRelevant life experiencesUnderstanding of issues related to campus climate for populations traditionally underserved by residential liberal arts collegesKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Ability to understand and appreciate the mission of a residential liberal arts college and to work well, in a fast-paced office, with a diverse population of students and their families in a variety of situations. Develop and facilitate events and programming designed to encourage participant personal and academic success (i.e., Financial Literacy Workshops).Provide direct academic, personal, and financial literacy support services to assigned caseload (35-45 students).Manage the SEL Student Office Assistants team including recruiting, selecting, training, supervising, and evaluating assistants in compliance with established college and federal policies and procedures (10-15 students).Provide feedback for grant-funded proposals and monitor outcomes for grant awards.