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 Lead Disability Specialist and Supervisor will oversee and support a team of Disability Specialists while leading the planning, coordination, and implementation of services to ensure students with disabilities have equitable access to academic and campus environments, in compliance with federal and state disability laws. In collaboration with DSP leadership and campus partners, this role provides strategic leadership in staff supervision, training, systems and process improvement, and complex case management, while serving as a key liaison to academic departments and advancing consistent, high-quality disability support and compliance across the university.
The EOP Academic Counselor and Program Operations Lead will provide holistic, individualized counseling and support to systemically marginalized students, particularly low-income and first-generation students, to promote academic success, retention, and personal growth at UC Berkeley. In collaboration with CE3/EOP leadership and campus partners, this role delivers comprehensive academic advising, crisis intervention, and resource navigation while maintaining thorough case documentation. The position also provides leadership through the hiring, training, and supervision of EOP student staff and interns; oversees EOP student facing community spaces and intake operations; leads data informed process improvements; and supports event planning, trainings, and cross-campus collaborations to advance equity-centered, high-quality student support services.
The EOP Academic Counselor and Program Operations Lead supports the mission of the Centers for Educational Equity and Excellence by providing holistic, equity-centered services to systemically marginalized students, particularly low-income and first-generation undergraduates, to promote academic success, retention, and personal growth at UC Berkeley. This role delivers comprehensive multicultural counseling, academic planning, crisis intervention, and resource navigation while maintaining detailed advising documentation. In collaboration with EOP leadership and campus partners, the position also supervises and develops student staff, oversees EOP student-facing community spaces and intake operations, leads data-informed process and operations improvements, supports major EOP events and programs, and engages in ongoing trainings and cross-campus collaborations to address inequities and ensure high-quality, student-centered support.
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