Peer Student Academic Coach - Federal Work Study

Peer Academic Coaching Program

The University of North Georgia is currently accepting applications for a federal work study student in the Academic Coaching department on the Oconee campus. The Peer Academic Coaching program supplements Professional Academic Coaching at the University of North Georgia. Peer Coaches play an essential role in Academic Coaching and provide additional support and guidance for the student body. Peer Academic Coaches create coaching relationships with the student body, support other students in the development of their academic skills, and promote UNG Academic Coaching for University College.

Collaborate with UNG 1101 courses across all campuses and support the CLPP program at the Gainesville Campus as part of the Pathway+ initiative. Host group coaching sessions, tabling events, and coaching workshops on a bi-weekly basis to engage and support students. Maintain weekly office hours to provide individualized coaching and academic support. Assist with student outreach efforts, including contributing to podcasting projects and managing social media engagement. Work closely with professional coaches to develop your skills as a leader and coach, enhancing your ability to support peers effectively. Knowledge of Academic Success Strategies: Time Management, Study Skills, Note Taking, Test Prep Familiarity with UNG Resources: Tutoring, SI, Financial Wellbeing, Counseling, Dean of Students Strong Communication Skills: Ability to engage with students one-on-one and in groups Leadership & Initiative: Proactively hosting events and outreach efforts, and taking initiative in student engagement. Collaboration & Teamwork: Working closely with professional coaches, faculty, and other peer coaches across campuses.

Must be enrolled at the University of North Georgia in a minimum of six (6) credit hours to qualify as a student worker.

Resume Cover Letter Federal Work Study Award