The dedicated staff in this division work with and for students, staff, and faculty to integrate equity, inclusion, diversity, belonging, and justice into all aspects of campus life.
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The Centers for Educational Equity and Excellence (CE3) is seeking a dedicated and equity-minded Student Equity and Success Counselor. This role involves providing comprehensive counseling services to at-risk student populations, ensuring their academic success and overall well-being. The counselor will play a vital role in coordinating programs and services that contribute to the campus' mission of equity, access, and inclusion.
As management and supervisor, your responsibilities entail leading and supervising staff in providing proctoring and test-taking accommodations, developing work guidelines, managing the recruitment, training, and oversight of staff, ensuring compliance with disability accommodations, maintaining technology and resources for test-taking services, and managing data and technical support, all within budgetary and operational guidelines to support the department's objectives and compliance with legal standards.
The Disability Specialist at UC Berkeley manages and coordinates academic accommodations for students with disabilities, assessing needs and liaising with faculty to ensure effective service delivery. This full-time, exempt position requires an advanced degree in Special Education or related field, offering a salary range of $70,000 - $80,000 with comprehensive benefits.
This role focuses on African American, Black, African Diaspora, and other Multicultural advising through academic and personal development programs, coordinating multicultural educational events and research initiatives, and developing leadership skills and collaborative relationships on campus to enhance student success and promote equity and inclusion.
The role involves providing comprehensive academic counseling and support services to African-American/Black undergraduate students, including developing personalized academic plans, crisis intervention, and program coordination, to enhance their academic success and retention at the university.
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