Regularly reviews student progress to provide timely guidance and support that facilitates successful transition into the master's program; Records and reviews detailed advisement notes in Patriot Connect, as well as utilizes the system for case management; Maintains a consistent schedule of walk-in hours and advisement appointments (in-person and online); Researches and communicates the educational and financial benefits of master's degree attainment, including earning potential, career advancement opportunities, and employment outcomes, to relevant student populations in order to promote program retention and encourage continued enrollment; Provides regular reports to CEC senior management on BAM student population and retention, using MicroStrategy & Patriot Connect; Plans and executes BAM Transition Day, and, in collaboration with supervisor, identifies or creates other events to recruit and retain BAM students; Proactively alerts students to upcoming deadlines and keeps them on track; Coordinates and follow-ups with department advisors on behalf of BAM students; Receives, reviews, and submits transition forms by required deadlines. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree, or the equivalent combination of education and experience; Typically, three years of advisement experience in higher education academic affairs; Experience in higher education recruitment; Experience with higher education software (e.g., Banner products or similar); Demonstrated track record of providing empathetic mentorship, student-centered advisement, and consistent encouragement of student personal and academic growth; Demonstrated ability in building rapport with students, balancing care and support with clear expectations, structured guidance, and accountability; and.