What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assoc. AD of Academic Achievement and Learning position at Hampton University?
Hampton University is a progressive institution of higher education with a rich history rooted in the African-American experience and a commitment to global engagement in the 21st century. Known as one of the top historically black universities, it offers a wide range of technical, liberal arts, and graduate degree programs. The university is located on the scenic Virginia Peninsula along the Chesapeake Bay, and its diverse community includes individuals from 49 states and over 35 nations. Nearby attractions like NASA Langley Research Center and Fort Monroe add to the vibrant atmosphere of the surrounding area. Hampton University provides an environment that blends academic excellence with cultural heritage and a global outlook.
The Associate Athletic Director (Assoc. AD) of Academic Achievement and Learning is a full-time, on-site role based in Hampton, VA. This position focuses on ensuring academic success and compliance for student-athletes through learning programs, academic monitoring, and tailored support services. The Assoc. AD will work closely with coaches, faculty, staff, and students to develop effective academic strategies and provide resources that align with NCAA and institutional regulations. Additional responsibilities include data analysis, maintaining academic performance records, and supporting ongoing student development initiatives.
- Academic advising and coaching experience, with a focus on student-athlete academic performance
- Proficiency in program development, learning strategies, and individualized educational plans
- Compliance knowledge with NCAA academic standards and institutional policies
- Strong organizational, analytical, and data management abilities
- Effective leadership and collaborative skills to engage with diverse stakeholders
- Demonstrated ability to motivate and mentor students towards academic success
- A master’s degree in education, sports management, counseling, or related field is preferred
- Experience in academic support services or student development at a collegiate level is a plus