Full-time temporary position anticipated to end on or before June 30,
2007, with possibility for reappointment and/or permanency. SDSUs
International Student Center Department cannot sponsor travel
arrangements to site for interview.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the general supervision of the Assistant
Director for Education Abroad, the Exchange and Education Abroad Adviser
will plan and implement quality advising services and programs for SDSUs
inbound exchange students and outbound study abroad students. Plan,
implement, and evaluate methods for recruiting, processing, admitting,
and preparing prospective inbound students participating in SDSUs
Student Exchange Programs. Design and implement the Prospective Exchange
Student Admission Program. Develop policies and procedures that
facilitate the admission of qualified exchange students. Work with
International Admissions Coordinator to ensure all related forms are
processed and distributed in a timely manner. Develop Welcome Packets
and Orientation Packets. Advise students on SDSUs 190+ study abroad and
exchange programs. Track prospective participants. Design and implement
pre-departure orientations and re-entry programs. Market study abroad
program to meet campus participation goals. Develop and distribute tools
that optimize health and safety awareness. Enhance resource library and
alumni program.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES: Extensive knowledge of exchange and
education abroad advising principles, organizational behavior, student
personnel administration, group dynamics, public relations, and student
development theory. Knowledge of intercultural communications and
cross-cultural relations. General knowledge of the federal regulatory
requirements affecting non-immigrant students. Knowledge of the
practices and procedures related to international education and
exchange. Oral and written communication, problem solving, program
planning and evaluation skills. Computer literacy, including word
processing, graphic design, desktop publishing, database management, web
design, and spreadsheets skills. Ability to design and conduct
workshops for a variety of training objectives. Ability to design
marketing plans and implement successful strategies to meet specified
goals. Ability to motivate students to participate in international
learning programs and activities. Ability to effectively use
interpersonal communications, particularly related to advising students
and interacting with faculty, staff, and parents, both at SDSU and
institutions overseas.

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION: Bachelors degree in related field and a
minimum of two years of related experience in professional student
services, or equivalent, including one year experience in international
education administration and/or advising at tertiary level. Masters
degree in an internationally related field preferred. Previous study
abroad experience as a student and/or international living experience
preferred. Second language fluency highly preferred.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Applicants must complete the SDSU employment
application and provide a resume. Applications are available at San
Diego State University, The Center for Human Resources, 4th floor
Extended Studies Center, San Diego, CA 92182-1625 or
http://bfa.sdsu.edu/ps/. Review of applications will begin June 16,
2006, and position will remain open until filled. Applicants with
disabilities requiring special attention and/or interview arrangements
may call (619) 594-7099. AT 06/02/06

SDSU IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST
PERSONS ON THE BASIS OF RACE, RELIGION, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEXUAL
ORIENTATION, GENDER, MARITAL STATUS, AGE, DISABILITY OR VETERANS STATUS.



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Position Opening At University of California, Riverside (UCR)
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TITLE: Senior International Scholar Advisor
INSTITUTION: University of California, Riverside (UCR)
LOCATION: Riverside, CA
DEADLINE (OR CLOSING DATE): Open Until Filled
SALARY RANGE: $3899-4676
STARTING DATE: July 1, 2006

RESPONSIBILITIES: Assumes responsibility for all aspects of immigration related services,
including case management, document preparation for H-1B, J personnel. Facilitates and monitors
outsourced employment based petitions for permanent residence. Serve as Alternate
Responsible Officer for UC Riverside's J program. Serve as campus-wide resource for
expert interpretation and advice, provide guidance in the development and implementation
of immigration-related policies and procedures which integrate government regulations with the
hiring practices of foreign nationals. Conduct original research utilizing various resources
(NAFSA guidelines, Foreign Affairs Bulletin, Code of Federal Regulations, etc.)
Analyze academic departmental plans to employ or sponsor international scholars; evaluate each scholar's eligibility for requested status according to application materials. Provide short and long
term plans for technological and process efficiencies of the service.

QUALIFICATIONS:Demonstrated progressively responsible professional experience in
international scholar services. Demonstrated professional knowledge of U.S. federal
regulations and procedures related to H-1B, J and permanent resident petitions. Demonstrated ability to independently prioritize and complete complex work accurately in a deadline driven
environment. Demonstrated skill with electronic caseload tracking systems. Strong customer
service orientation. Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to meet federal regulations
governing J visa and SEVIS access. Bachelor's degree and demonstrated progressive related
experience or equivalent combination of education and experience. Must successfully
pass a background check through the Department of Justice.

HOW TO APPLY: Visit UC Riverside Human Resources website and refer to Position Number
"06-06-016" at http://humanresources.ucr.edu/jobs/JobsBrowse.aspx?@strJobNumber=06-06-016
Queries may also be made to: diane.elton@ucr.edu


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Position Opening At the University of California San Diego (UCSD)
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TITLE: Student Affairs Officer II (International Student Advisor)
INSTITUTION: International Center, University of California San Diego
(UCSD)
LOCATION: La Jolla, CA
DEADLINE (OR CLOSING DATE): 7/3/2006
SALARY RANGE: Full-Time Permanent; $3,163 - $4,461/ month
STARTING DATE: July 2006

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Reporting to the Senior International Student Advisor, serve as a key
member of the International Student Advising Team that provides crucial
advising and other services for all international students (currently
2,200+) at UCSD so that they can maintain their legal non-immigrant
status or address other related issues. Advise students and dependents
on a variety of issues, including: immigration; cross-cultural
adjustment; and personal issues that may include advice for dependents,
among many other issues. Provide professional advice and help students
comply with federal, state, and University regulations relating to
international students, travel, and employment. Accurately record
information in fsaAtlas and the Student and Exchange Visitor Information
System (SEVIS) within specified timelines as required by regulation.
Support the Senior International Student Advisor in maintaining
effective working relationships with government agencies, campus
departments, and community volunteers. Provide key support to the Senior
International Student Advisor and Director of the International
Student/Scholar Office on projects that promote and enhance the
educational and cultural experiences of UCSD students.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Minimum of one year of professional advising experience in a
university international student advising operation. Requires
theoretical and operational knowledge of University policies and
procedures involving international students, as well as governmental
regulations.
* Proven track record in customer service. Must be dedicated to
international students and sincerely wish to work for their success.
Must possess the full range of skills, knowledge and abilities to assess
the needs of students, while complying with policies and regulations.
* Demonstrated ability to communicate patiently, sensitively, and
effectively in cross-cultural scenarios, including communicating with
individuals and groups from different countries, hometowns, geography,
cultures, languages, socio-economic backgrounds, experiential histories,
and more. Also, often called to bridge the cross-cultural gaps in
communication style between students and different administrative
offices on campus, and to make effective referrals to campus and
community resources.
* Demonstrated knowledge of federal regulations affecting international
students, especially those in F and J statuses. Familiarity with the
following I-94 statuses: F-3 Commuter Students, B-1 Business Visitor, WB
Business Waiver, B-2 Tourist Visitor, WT Tourist Waiver.
* Experience in using the Student and Exchange Visitor Information
System (SEVIS). One-year experience as a DSO required.
* Demonstrated ability to handle a high-volume caseload with
sensitivity, speed, and accuracy. Must show evidence of using systems
and systematic methods to organize and streamline formidable workload.
* Demonstrated skill in planning, designing, publicizing, implementing,
and evaluating programs, workshops, and events for students, campus
staff, and volunteers.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT:
* Must be a US citizen or Permanent Resident as per regulations from US
Department of State and US Department of Homeland Security.

Interested applicants can view the job bulletin and/or apply online at
http://joblink.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.html?cat=student&job_id=39794
NOTE: No travel reimbursement available for interview process or job
relocation.

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California Colleges for Intl Education (CCIE) CONFERENCE, Oct. 5-7
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CCIE CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT
A World of Cultures United in Learning
October 5-7: Fremont Marriott Hotel
(http://dev.ohlone.edu/org/foundation/ccie)

SPECIAL PRE-SUMMER REGISTRATION RATE ENDS ON JUNE 30 !

This conference will allow attendees the opportunity to share strategies and
lessons learned as efforts to advance community college international
education. Specifically the following themes will be explored as they relate to
Community Colleges:
* Internationalizing the Curriculum
* International Economic Development
* Study Abroad: Logistical, Health, Safety and Legal Issues
* Integrating International Student Programs on campus
* Importance of Including International Education Programs on your
Campus
* Building Partnerships with four-year institutions
The conference will include a series of specially highlighted and break-out
sessions that will focus on local, state and national efforts at advancing
community college and four-year institution international education. The
conference will target administrators (Chancellors, Presidents and Trustee Members)
as well as those who directly work in the field of international education
(directors, faculty and staff).

For on-line registration, hotel reservations, golf tournament, and more
conference information please visit the CCIE web-page at:
(http://www.ccieworld.org/) and click on 2006 Conference

We have secured an excellent rate at the Fremont Marriott Hotel. Book early
in order to guarantee your spot – these rooms are going fast.

Registration Information
* Pre-Summer Registration (before June 30): $ 150
* Pre-Registration (July 1 - September 15): $ 165
* Please check the web-site for on-site registration and 1-day
registration costs.
Registration includes Thursday night reception; Friday Breakfast & Luncheon
with Keynote Speaker; Saturday Breakfast & Luncheon with Closing Speaker.
An Optional Friday night dinner with a performance by the Shanghai Dance
Company is also available.
For golfers, please join CCIE for our 3rd annual Scholarship Golf Tournament
on Thursday, March 4, in which proceeds go to help support the CCIE Student
Scholarship fund. Registration Costs for the 1st Annual CCIE Scholarship
Golf Tournament includes golf entrance fees, cart, and a $30.00 donation to the
CCIE Student Scholarship Fund.

We hope to see you in Fremont in October 2006!




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Jane Kalionzes, Region XII Chair, Jane.Kalionzes@sdsu.edu
John Pluebell, Region XII Communications Coordinator, Jpluebell@ggu.edu
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