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Student Success Specialist

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Austin, TX
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Job overview

The Student Success Specialist provides technical assistance and consultation to education, vocational rehabilitation, workforce, and community partners. The role supports capacity-building, analyzes programs and student pathways, and helps partners use data and evidence to improve student success and career pathways. It also contributes tools and training, shares expertise on deaf student success and transition, and collaborates across teams to connect partners with additional support.

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Skills

Technical AssistanceCapacity BuildingProgram AnalysisData AnalysisTraining Development

Full job description

Provide targeted technical assistance and consultation to schools, postsecondary institutions, vocational rehabilitation programs, workforce partners, and other organizations to identify problems of practice, clarify priorities, and develop practical strategies for improving student success and career pathways.Lead and facilitate structured capacity-building activities, including cohorts, institutes, working groups, individualized consultation, peer-learning activities, training, and follow-up support that help participants apply learning within their own settings.Analyze programs, services, practices, and student pathways to identify strengths, gaps, barriers, and opportunities for improvement; synthesize findings and work with partners to develop actionable recommendations and improvement plans.Provide subject-matter expertise related to student readiness and success, including transition planning, college and career readiness, advising, student engagement and belonging, persistence, completion, career development, work-based learning, and movement into employment or further training.Support collaboration across secondary education, postsecondary education, vocational rehabilitation, Pre-ETS, career and technical education, workforce, career services, and community partners to strengthen coordinated pathways and reduce gaps between systems.Help partners use data and evidence to guide program and practice improvement, including identifying useful indicators, examining available data, establishing priorities, monitoring progress, and adapting strategies based on findings.Develop and contribute to tools, training, resources, and applied planning materials that support targeted technical assistance and help organizations implement evidence-based and promising practices.Maintain current knowledge of research, policy, and effective practices related to deaf student success, transition, and career development, and collaborate across NDC teams to connect partners with additional expertise or more intensive technical assistance when appropriate.

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