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Job Title: Director of IT Planning and Communication Department: Information Technology Services (ITS) Classification: Exempt Grade: 14 FTE/Working Schedule: 1.0 FTE (40 hours/ week) Position
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and Sexuality Studies, and Latin American Studies manages the office and provides administrative support to the department chair and program director, faculty members and department staff in order to
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spending ledgers, departmental purchasing card reconciliation, reimbursements, and payment for vendors and payees. Track and manage the Purchasing card program for Resident Assistants, including creating and
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Assistant manages the office and provides administrative support to the department chair and faculty members in order to support students taking classes in the department and to enhance faculty teaching and
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Job Title: Senior Assistant or Associate Director of Enrollment Communications Department: Admissions Classification: Exempt Grade: 11 or 12 (Depending on qualifications) FTE/Working Schedule: 1.0
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the Associate Provost and Associate Dean of Students to handle cases of academic integrity. Organize meetings between student, Associate Provost, and Associate Dean of Students for integrity concerns. Track
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. Supervisory experience. Ability to frequently lift 20 or more pounds. Ability to use discretion and judgment in a variety of situations. Ability to handle stress and emergency situations. Must be dependable and
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Assistant for American Studies, Cognitive Science/Linguistics, and Arboretum provides administrative support to department chair/program directors, faculty, and department/program staff in order to foster
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The Neuroscience Program at Carleton College invites applications for a tenure-track position, to begin September 1, 2027, at the rank of assistant professor. We welcome applications from candidates
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provides management for day to day work of the student sustainability assistants and serves as the primary office liaison for the Peer Leader Program. This role bridges the gap between campus sustainability