The manager will build and expand strategic partnerships with employers and community organizations to drive enrollment growth. They are responsible for managing a pipeline of prospective partners and delivering consultative educational solutions to meet workforce development goals.
The role involves designing and developing accessible, performance-first digital learning experiences by translating academic content into interactive modules and multimedia resources. The developer collaborates with faculty and instructional designers to manage the full production lifecycle, from scripting and storyboarding to quality review and delivery.
The Instructional Designer leads the design and development of engaging, accessible online learning experiences by applying evidence-based instructional design principles. They collaborate with faculty and subject matter experts to ensure course alignment, quality assurance, and the effective integration of educational technologies.
The Assistant Professor facilitates online nursing courses while providing specialization-specific academic leadership and supporting adjunct faculty. They are responsible for maintaining curriculum integrity, monitoring student progress, and ensuring compliance with accreditation and Board of Nursing requirements.
The Student Success Advisor provides consistent academic and career guidance to online students from enrollment through graduation. They proactively manage a caseload to identify barriers to success, track student progress, and implement retention strategies.
Deliver high-quality instruction across online and main campus modalities while maintaining accurate academic records. Support student retention and success through dedicated communication and timely feedback on coursework.
The Strategic Partnerships Manager will build and manage relationships with employers and organizations to drive enrollment growth and educational access. This role involves executing outreach strategies, conducting presentations, and collaborating with internal teams to meet partnership and business development goals.
The Student Accounts Processor manages tuition billing, account adjustments, and stipend processing while ensuring compliance with Title IV financial aid regulations. They provide extensive customer service to students and internal stakeholders to resolve account issues and support student retention.
The intern will draft press releases, build media contact lists, and conduct outreach to potential sponsors to secure funding. They will also assist in preparing presentation materials and tracking partnership leads to support the organization's growth.
The intern will research and identify foundation, corporate, and government grant opportunities that align with the organization's mission. They will also draft grant narratives, maintain a grant calendar, and prepare reports to ensure ongoing funding engagement.
The intern will research and identify foundation, corporate, and government grant opportunities that align with the organization's mission. They will also draft grant narratives, letters of inquiry, and budget justifications while maintaining a grant calendar to ensure all deadlines are met.
The assistant will plan and strategize the creation and operation of a nonprofit cemetery based on a family-led service model. Responsibilities include mapping operational steps, developing sustainable systems, and documenting processes in a living standard operating procedure.
The student will research and contact landowners to identify potential sites for a community-owned natural burial ground. They are responsible for maintaining a land-lead log and coordinating with various rural organizations to support the project's mission.
The intern will draft press releases and build media contact lists to increase program awareness. They will also research potential sponsors and manage outreach efforts to secure funding and partnerships for new sites.
Engage prospective students through phone, email, and chat, guide them through enrollment, and recommend programs aligned with their goals. Provide personalized support through students’ first term, maintain accurate records, participate in student development activities, and meet individual and team enrollment goals.
Associate Faculty members are responsible for delivering high-quality online instruction and facilitating student engagement in Early Childhood and Child Studies courses. They must also evaluate student performance, provide constructive feedback, and collaborate with academic leadership to maintain university standards.
The Program Chair is responsible for supervising the MSN program, ensuring academic standards are met, and managing online faculty. They also oversee curriculum development, student outcomes assessment, and accreditation activities.
The Financial Aid Advisor supports online learners by guiding them through tuition payment plans, financial aid options, and application procedures. They are also responsible for collecting and verifying financial aid documentation while maintaining accurate student records and ensuring compliance with federal policies.
The Associate Faculty member is responsible for facilitating online classroom instruction, managing student engagement, and evaluating student performance. They must maintain subject matter expertise and collaborate with program chairs to ensure student success.
The Subject Matter Expert collaborates with the Instructional Design team to develop engaging, outcomes-driven online course content within a three-month cycle. Responsibilities include refining assignments, assessments, and multimedia while integrating AI-generated materials to ensure alignment with learning objectives.
The associate faculty member is responsible for facilitating remote class instruction in accordance with university learning outcomes and syllabi. They must also evaluate student performance, manage classroom conduct, and maintain accurate grade records in university systems.
The Military Admissions Advisor is responsible for recruiting new students into online programs and guiding them through the enrollment and degree selection process. They must maintain accurate student records, collaborate with various university departments, and meet enrollment goals in a metrics-driven environment.
The Subject Matter Expert will collaborate with the Instructional Design team to develop an engaging, outcomes-driven online course in Applied Behavior Analysis. Responsibilities include refining course content, assessments, and assignments while ensuring alignment with accrediting body standards.
The student worker will provide administrative support to the Career Development Center, including managing student accounts in Handshake and assisting with event planning. They will also conduct outreach to students and alumni while creating promotional materials to increase engagement with career services.
The adjunct faculty member is responsible for facilitating online nursing courses while maintaining curriculum integrity and meeting accreditation standards. They will also monitor student progress, provide timely feedback on assignments, and participate in scholarly projects and committee work.
