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ACE Counselor, ACE Scholars Services
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San Marcos
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| Under the direction of the Director of ACE Scholars Services (ACE), the ACE Counselor is responsible for providing comprehensive academic, personal, and transitional counseling, case management, and programming to students in the ACE Scholars Services program, California State University San Marcos’ specialized program for students with foster care backgrounds. |
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Enterprise Developer
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Monterey Bay
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| Apply Today! The Priority Screening Date is March 22, 2026. |
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After-Hours Transportation Assistant (Administrative Support Assistant II)
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San Diego
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| Join SDS as an After-hours Transportation Assistant and play a key role in supporting student accessibility by coordinating and driving evening transportation services, supervising student assistants, and ensuring safe, responsive accommodations for students with mobility impairments. |
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Senior Director of Development, Athletics
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Fullerton
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| College and Program Development generates financial support for Cal State Fullerton, benefiting each of the eight colleges, Student Affairs, Titan Athletics, the Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton, and the Pollak Library. We seek an exceptional individual to join our team as the Senior Director of Development, Athletics (Administrator II). Cal State Fullerton's Titan Athletics program is a dynamic and integral part of the university, participating in the NCAA Division I Big West Conference with nineteen teams. The Titans have achieved thirteen national championships across eight different sports, showcasing their competitive spirit and excellence in athletics. The program is designed to be a vital component of the educational experience at CSUF, emphasizing the importance of academic achievement alongside athletic success. The athletics department is committed to providing a quality experience for all student-athletes, focusing on fair play, sportsmanship, and teamwork. It also aims to enhance the image of CSUF locally and nationally, fostering pride and involvement among students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. The ideal candidate in this role should have a positive attitude, an active, energetic mind, and a leadership style that is characterized by highly ethical practices and a commitment to inclusivity, openness, flexibility, integrity, and kindness. |
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EOP Advisor & Work Lead
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East Bay
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| The EOP Advisor and Work Lead, under the general supervision of the Director of EOP, EXCEL, RSP, and Affinity Programs, provides leadership, coordination, and direct service delivery for Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) advising services. The position ensures the consistent, high-quality implementation of student-centered counseling practices that promote retention, academic achievement, and timely degree completion for low-income, first-generation, and historically underrepresented students.
The EOP Advisor and Work Lead oversees and guides the work of EOP advisors by establishing advising standards, facilitating regular team meetings, coordinating case management, and providing ongoing professional guidance and support. The role serves as a primary point of contact for complex and high-impact student cases, assisting counselors in addressing academic, personal, and systemic barriers that affect student success.
In addition to lead responsibilities, the EOP Advisor and Work Lead maintains an assigned advising caseload and implements targeted retention and intervention strategies for students, particularly those identified as academically at risk. The position monitors student progress and engagement, analyzes retention and persistence trends, and collaborates with campus partners to strengthen coordinated support systems. The EOP Advisor and Work Lead represents EOP within the Student Equity and Success (SEAS) unit and at campus-wide meetings, contributing to strategic planning, cross-program collaboration, and institutional equity initiatives. Through leadership, oversight, and direct student engagement, this role advances equitable outcomes and strengthens the overall effectiveness of EOP services. |