Empowering First-Gen Students: Academic Pathway Advisor

University of Nebraska–Lincoln is seeking an Academic Pathway Advisor in Grand Island to recruit, advise, and support first‑generation and low‑income students. The role involves building partnerships with schools, families, and community partners and delivering workshops and tutoring to help students progress educationally.

The position requires a bachelor’s degree in education or related field, plus experience with curriculum design and postsecondary preparation.

For the Empowering First-Gen Students:
Academic Pathway Advisor position at University of Nebraska–Lincoln, we are reviewing applications now.

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Academic Pathway Advisor at University of Nebraska–Lincoln, could be your next move.

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Academic Pathway Advisor role at University of Nebraska–Lincoln?

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Academic Pathway Advisor to our group in NE, United States.