Staff Positions:   

Admission Counselor

Tutors for Learning Support Services        
         

Faculty Positions:

Program Developer/Director of Nursing

Adjunct Faculty

Admission Counselor
The Admission Counselor's primary task is to generate inquiries, applications, interviews, campus visits and commitment fees for all student populations in assigned market area(s).  Additional responsibilities include developing leads, attaining goals for market area(s), meeting with parents and students on or off campus, visiting feeder high schools and community colleges, and attending college day/night programs.  Telecounseling is required to develop leads during the recruiting season and peak periods.  The Admission Counselor communicates the features and benefits of attending a four-year liberal arts university and demonstrates how financial aid creates access to such an education.

• Four-year college degree or higher

• Computer skills and ability to use of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Access, Schedule), Internet, Email, or student information system

• Self-starter with high achiever attitude

• Enthusiastic and positive attitude

• Goal setter

• Strong desire to "serve" students and parents

• Willingness to travel

• Create relations and goodwill with university stakeholders

• Ability to organize and prioritize daily activities, exercise necessary follow up, and detail oriented

• Excellent communication, interpersonal and public relation skills

• Sales ability to “close”

• Understanding of relationship and integrated marketing concepts

• Ability to handle multiple tasks with minimum supervision

• High confidentiality level required

• Use of sound judgment, maturity and responsibility

Full-time, exempt staff position

Salary range $26,000 to $27,000

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Tutors for Learning Support Services
Schreiner University accepts employment applications on a continual basis for tutors to tutor courses which may arise in the future in the following programs:  

Accounting

Chemistry

Communications
Education

English

Exercise Science

Interdisciplinary Studies (critical thinking, aesthetics, global issues)

Information Systems

Languages (French, German, Spanish)

Mathematics

Philosophy

Political Science

Religion

Sociology

Hourly rate range $9.05 to $10.75
 

Program Developer/Director of Nursing
Schreiner University seeks applicants for a new position of Program Developer/Director of Nursing.  This is a full-time, tenure-track faculty position, requiring a minimum of a registered nurse who holds a doctorate degree in nursing and who is familiar with procedures and policies necessary to develop a bachelor of nursing degree program.  The successful applicant will be expected to 1) develop a traditional (not on-line) curriculum for a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing, meeting the standards of the CCNE and the Texas Board of Nurse Examiners, following University procedures for new course approval and leading to approval of the degree, 2) establish the application process, 3) recruit faculty and students into the program, 4) make budget recommendations, 5) seek external funds for provisioning a new nursing laboratory as necessary, and 6) coordinate with local health care facilities as practice partners. 

Although this position is initially an administrative one, teaching is the University’s primary mission, and this position is expected to assume half-time teaching responsibilities as the program is activated.  Scholarly activity, student advising, and service to the University and community are also expected.  Review of applicants will begin immediately, with the expectation that the position will be filled by July 1, 2009.

• Earned doctorate in nursing

• Clinical practice in nursing

• Successful teaching experience in a baccalaureate or graduate nursing program

• Ability to work effectively with faculty and University committees and with public and private organizations both within and beyond his or her discipline

• Administrative experience.

Full-time, tenure-track 12-month position

Salary range $75,000 to $85,000

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Adjunct Faculty

Schreiner University accepts employment applications on a continual basis for adjunct faculty to teach courses which may arise in the future in the following programs:  

Accounting

Chemistry

Communications
Education

English

Exercise Science

Interdisciplinary Studies (critical thinking, aesthetics, global issues)

Information Systems

Languages (French, German, Spanish)

Mathematics

Philosophy

Political Science

Religion

Sociology

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