Construct graduation plans for dual credit high school students looking to complete an associate degree. Provide guidance on university admission requirements. Partner with numerous universities to provide recruitment sessions on campus. Write a monthly scholarship newsletter and disseminate it via Google Classroom. Craft admission and scholarship recommendation letters upon request. Serve as the school's testing administrator for TSIA2, PSAT, and SAT. Maintain the Naviance accounts of all students. Conduct large public presentations concerning college applications, FAFSA and scholarship applications, general interest sessions, and grade level parent meetings. Provide academic support to students in their studies at the high school and college levels. Cultivate close professional relationships with college recruiters. Co-organize and co-host annual large college fair. Host seminars for juniors and seniors in resume writing, LinkedIn account management, and college and scholarship essay writing.

Recruit the judges for debate and speaking event tournaments. Run the official tab room for the competition. Provide information to the coaches for participating schools. Possess a complete understanding of the rules governing the event and affiliation (UIL, TFA, etc.).

Develop an engaging curriculum that instilled strong writing skills in every student. Create interactive and multimodal lessons that prepare students for an interconnected work environment. Provide timely and extensive commentary on all written assignments. Post grades on time for department and student convenience. Direct students in academic need to student services department and writing center for supplemental assistance. Attend all department events such as guest speakers, film presentations, and student organized clubs.

Assist seniors throughout the college application and scholarship processes, help students register for college entrance exams, provide presentations to parents concerning financial aid and various other due dates, and schedule college campus visits, create college access plans for each AVID student based on their academic interests and career preferences, constant dialogue with students and their counselors, recruit students from feeder school, conduct teacher training on AVID strategies, conduct in-class mock admissions interviews, write letters of recommendation for college admission and scholarships, collect and process college readiness data and present to administrators, and register students for PSAT/NMSQT.

Recruit and place volunteers at sites based on their interests, organize local fund raising events, write grant proposal for renewal of sponsorship from the Corporation for National and Community Service, research and apply for local and state grants, write press releases, secure radio advertisements, promote RSVP on local television programs, write office newsletter, and organize annual appreciation banquet.