Rocklin, CA
Staff Positions
This position is assigned and approved by the Office of the Provost and provides logistical end administrative support for the mission and operations of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS). This role will coordinate and assist with policies, processes and procedures related to the coordination of TUG, ADC and graduate programs within the division.
William Jessup University seeks a highly motivated individual for the position of Admissions Counselor. The Admissions Counselor is responsible for the recruitment of students through inquiry generation, immediately responding to inquiries within the same business day (preferably within one hour) and using value propositions to convert inquiries into enrolled students. The focus will potentially be for programs both on-campus and online and will be cross-trained to support all programs within the department. We seek applicants with a strong background in sales performance and recruiting in higher education. We prefer applicants with strong interpersonal skills, ability to network with others and possess outstanding communication skills in addition to self-motivated and detail oriented.
The Admissions Counselor functions as a sales professional within Jessup University with the specific purpose of achieving enrollment growth by recruiting well-matched and diverse prospective students. Recruitment of prospective students includes the ability to promote the unique benefits of a Jessup education to prospective students, their parents and other stakeholders including but not limited to high school counselors, community college counselors, church staff and the community at large. Specifically, the admissions counselor must have the ability to pursue the prospect as a trusted advisor who serves the student through the entire enrollment process – from a prospect to a registered student. Extensive knowledge and background in sales performance is strongly preferred along with general knowledge and work experience in higher education.
Under the directives of the Campus Safety Department, the Campus Safety Officer provides for the safety and well-being of students, faculty, staff and property.
The Marketing Coordinator plans, coordinates and executes a comprehensive marketing campaign to support the recruitment efforts of the Undergraduate Admissions office. Functions as the liaison between the Marketing and Admissions Department ensuring proper communication on current projects, assisting the Marketing Department with branding of Undergraduate Admissions and overseeing the marketing/messaging strategy of the undergraduate admissions funnel via communication on flow on various platforms. The candidate will possess the skills to carry out brand-led marketing to support enrollment growth.
Provide live-in/live-on management of assigned residential living area including but not limited to, oversight of approximately 200 residential students, lead a resident advisor staff, development of disciple mentorship programs, implementation of educational co-curricular programs in collaboration with faculty, and provide a safe and secure living learning environment with oversight of facilities and university property.
Must show a commitment to develop genuine Christian community, an appreciation for diversity, and enthusiasm for investing in university students in fulfillment of the mission and vision of the University.
Performs various functions with student accounts and provides high-level customer service to students of graduate and online programs at William Jessup University. The position is demanding and requires a high degree of patience, initiative and self-management to respond to the range of functions and tasks required while maintaining a friendly and professional manner at all times.
This position will initially be part time, approximately 20-24 hours per week and has the potential to be full time in the future.
The University Advancement Officer is a member of the Advancement team and is responsible for securing financial resources for William Jessup University. The primary focus is meeting and working with donors and prospects with significant giving capacity to accomplish their giving objectives in the form of major and planned gifts. The University Advancement Officer will engage in and be responsible for all aspects of the donor development cycle including donor identification, cultivation, solicitation, acknowledgment and stewardship. Position requires ability to travel and includes evening and weekend responsibilities to be successful.
Under the supervision of the Media Services Director, the Video Production Specialist collaborates with faculty and various departments to manage and produce the video library for Jessup’s online educational programs (Jessup Online). This position supports the university and the Media Services department through collaboration with various departments by managing and producing videos for Jessup’s internal use.
Athletics Positions
The Assistant Athletic Trainer will support the Head Athletic Trainer and serve the William Jessup University student-athletes and the athletic department. The assistant AT will aid in overseeing the day-to-day operations of WJU’s athletic training program and assisting in the prevention, assessment,
treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. This is a part-time 10 month staff position in the Athletic Department of William Jessup University.
The purpose of the Head Coach – Women’s Tennis position is to develop Christ-centered excellence, to mentor and challenge student-athletes to grow spiritually (discipleship), academically, athletically, to provide opportunities for Christian service through the medium of tennis and to be consistently competitive at the championship level. This position is responsible for initiating, developing and leading all aspects of the Women’s Tennis program, such as recruiting, scheduling opponents, individual training, and coaching team members. This position provides support for specific internal operations for the athletic department and must abide by rules and regulations established by William Jessup University, the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) and the GSAC, (Golden State Athletic Conference).
Faculty Positions
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach various finance and accounting courses within its business department for the 2019-20 academic year. There are needs in our Traditional Undergraduate Program, the School of Professional Studies, and the MBA Program. Daytime and evening classes are available. Finance and Accounting adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- Financial Management
- Managerial and Financial Accounting
- Government and Non-Profit Accounting
- Auditing
- Intermediate Accounting
- Advanced Accounting
- Individual & Corporate Tax
Candidates should possess relevant professional experience and an MBA or Master’s Degree in Accounting. For accounting, a CPA license is preferred. Qualified candidates should also have previous teaching experience at the college level.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the Traditional Undergraduate, Online, School of Professional Studies (adult degree completion) and our Graduate programs. Ideal candidates will possess a relevant PhD; a relevant MA or MS degree may be acceptable depending on the program. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level, and have minimum 5 years working professionally within the field in which they will be teaching.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the Biology program during the 2018-19 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- Microbiology
- Principles of Biology
- Pathophysiology
- Genetics
- Ecology
- Neurophysiology
- Introduction to Nutrition
- Nutrition and Metabolism
Candidates will possess a relevant MS or PhD degree. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience at the college level.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct specialists to teach primarily at the graduate level in the Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program, with additional possible accounting courses being taught within the MBA program, and online undergraduate accounting program. An active CPA license is required with at least 5 years of accounting industry experience. A relevant master’s degree (MAcc, MBA, MS in Taxation, etc.) is preferred. Priority will be given to those with prior college level teaching experience who meet all other criteria. We are seeking specialists who have experience in and can effectively teach such courses as accounting ethics, financial accounting, intermediate accounting, managerial/cost accounting, taxation, auditing, accounting information systems, and government/non-profit accounting.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the MBA program at both the Rocklin and San Jose campuses during the 2018-19 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses/areas:
- Leadership
- Finance/Accounting
- Supply Chain Management
- Entrepreneurial Management
- Marketing Strategy
Ideal candidates will possess a relevant PhD; a relevant MA or MS degree is acceptable. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level.
Adult Degree Completion (ADC) is currently recruiting for an adjunct Project Management instructor with experience teaching courses in a synchronous format.
Candidates are required to have the following:
- Master’s degree in business or a related field from an accredited university;
- Certification in project management;
- Experience teaching in a classroom and/or in a synchronous environment;
- A minimum of 2 years working as a Project Manager,
- The ability to integrate faith in the classroom.
Experience using Zoom as a video conferencing platform is preferred.
William Jessup University has a new and rapidly growing computer science department. The faculty member will have the opportunity to help shape the curriculum by delivering courses from a wide range of undergraduate computer science topics based on experience and interest. The development of new courses in the candidate’s area of expertise is encouraged. This is a great opportunity for candidates interested in project-based learning, innovative teaching/learning pedagogy, and developing collaborative student/teacher research projects.
William Jessup University invites applications for an adjunct faculty position in Computer Science, to begin 2019-20 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- Programming 1,2,3 (Python, Object-Orientation, project oriented development in Python)
- Data Structures & Algorithms 1&2 (Data structures in Python)
- Mobile Computing (Android programming)
- Computer Networking
- Web Stack (using JavaScript for front and backend)
- Database systems
- Operating Systems
- Data Science 1 & 2 (in R or Python)
- Distributed Computing
- Artificial Intelligence
Applicants with a background and/or interest in data science, artificial intelligence, distributed and cloud computing and mobile computing are highly desirable. We are using Python as the main language for most of the computer science classes along with R, Java and JavaScript. We make use of Jupyter Notebook for teaching. We are committed to providing the students with strong software engineering background and principles.
Primary responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in computer science including new course developments in the faculty member’s area of expertise. Other responsibilities include a strong commitment to teaching at all levels, as well as scholarship and continuing professional development. All faculty members are expected to participate in University life and governance.
A qualified candidate would possess at least a master’s degree in computer science, information systems, or a related discipline at the time of appointment, and excellent classroom and interpersonal skills, previous teaching experience, previous software development experience, and a familiarity with hybrid and fully online educational delivery formats. It is preferred that the candidate has experience in teaching students of diverse backgrounds and interact with students of various skill levels.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the Digital Communication and Design program during the 2020-21 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- Writing for the Media
- Writing for Digital Platforms
Ideal candidates will possess a relevant MA or PhD degree and/or significant professional experience in their field. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level.
The Director of Jessup Online will provide dynamic and proactive leadership including planning, oversight, and assessment of the effectiveness of the academic aspects of the University’s online learning initiatives. The Director collaborates with Deans and Division Chairs to identify and develop new fully-online programs and individual online courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and manage the day-to-day operations of Jessup Online and its staff. The Director will possess the commitment, personal characteristics, insights and abilities not only of a strong faculty member, but also those of an effective administrative and organizational leader. The Director will responsibly represent and implement the academic and administrative policies and decisions of the University. In this context, the successful candidate will:
- Unreservedly adhere to and positively defend the University’s Statement of Faith and Community Covenant and Chapters;
- Exemplify the characteristics and qualifications of a biblical leader with a maturing and contagious evangelical Christian faith;
- Articulate how his/her Christian faith affects leadership as well as teaching and scholarship for Jessup Online;
- Effectively represent the academic administration and institutional matters to online faculty and report on online faculty matters to the academic administration;
- Demonstrate a commitment to academic freedom in a faith-affirming academic environment;
- Articulate and engage others in the focused vision of William Jessup University’s mission and the integration of Christian faith and learning in disciplines beyond his/her own; and
- Demonstrate a collegial style of leadership and governance with staff under his/her jurisdiction.
- Provide dynamic and proactive leadership.
William Jessup University invites applications for a part-time faculty position in the School of Education (SOE). This is a non-tenure-track, adjunct faculty position requiring a proven research background, leadership, and pedagogical expertise. This position is responsible for teaching and mentoring graduate and undergraduate candidates as well as other administrative responsibilities.
William Jessup University invites applications for a part-time faculty position in the School of Education (SOE). This is a non-tenure-track, adjunct faculty position will work with students, school districts, schools, administrators and teachers to encourage candidate growth and development toward practicing powerful teaching and learning models in schools and communities. This partnership will create and encourage critical links between WJU and schools where our Teacher Education students will participate as student teachers and ultimately as employees.
William Jessup University invites applications for a part-time faculty position in the School of Education (SOE). This is a non-tenure-track, adjunct faculty position requiring a proven research background, leadership, and pedagogical expertise. This position is responsible for teaching and mentoring graduate candidates as well as other administrative responsibilities.
William Jessup University invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track faculty position in English, to begin 2019-20 academic year. Responsibilities include teaching, advising, supervising internships, and other faculty responsibilities as assigned.
A successful candidate will teach 8 courses in Traditional Undergraduate Program per year for the English Department, advise English majors on courses, plan and participate in Department events as requested, design and teach online courses, engage in interdisciplinary, and participate in Department, Division, and Faculty meetings as requested.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the English Department during the 2018-19 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses/areas:
- Composition
- Creative Writing
- American Literature
Ideal candidates will possess a relevant PhD; a relevant MA or MS degree is acceptable. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the Environmental program during the 2018-19 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- General Biology
- Ecology
- Earth and Environmental Science
In addition, there are future opportunities in the following fields as the program develops:
- Environmental Law and Policy
- Environmental Ethics
- Zoology
- Field Ornithology
- Field Botany
- Geographic Information Systems
- Environmental Chemistry
- Environmental Studies
Candidates will possess a relevant MS or PhD degree. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience at the college level.
The Health Sciences Division invites applications from well-qualified candidates in healthcare administration. Ideal candidates will possess a relevant PhD; a relevant MA or MS degree may be acceptable with teaching or research/industry experience. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience preferably at the college level. Experience in developing and teaching on-line courses preferred.
William Jessup has a growing and thriving health science division, serving students pursuing degrees in Biology (pre-med or physician’s assistant), Biology (nursing / Allied Health), Kinesiology (physical therapy), healthcare administration, medical assisting and nursing.
Required: Masters or higher in Healthcare Administration, Business or related field of study.
Applications for adjunct (temporary, part-time) positions are currently being accepted in order to create a pool of qualified candidates. The number of available positions varies from term to term. Offer and acceptance of temporary employment is contingent upon verification of all information provided on the employment application form and receipt of all other required documents. All persons recommended for employment must complete the required documents for employment. Applications for the Part-time Faculty Pool are accepted on an on-going basis per academic year only.
Description
Teaching Fields in the Kinesiology Department include:
- Lifetime Fitness & Wellness
- Foundation of Kinesiology
- Exercise Science
- Sport and Exercise Psychology
- Sports Conditioning
- Sports Nutrition
- Weight Lifting
- Yoga
- Strength and Conditioning
- General Physical Activity Classes
Candidates will possess a relevant MS or PhD degree. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience at the college level.
Qualified candidates may apply by sending a letter of intent specifying which courses you are interested in teaching, Curriculum Vitae, completed WJU Employment Application, a signed WJU Statement of Faith, a list of three references, a statement about the integration of faith and learning that demonstrates your beliefs, and a copy of your unofficial transcripts (official transcripts will be required upon employment). Please send this information to academics@jessup.edu.
Applications for adjunct ( part-time) positions are currently being accepted in order to create a pool of qualified candidates. The number of available positions varies from term to term. Offer and acceptance of temporary employment is contingent upon verification of all information provided on the employment application form and receipt of all other required documents. All persons recommended for employment must complete the required documents for employment. Applications for the Part-time Faculty Pool are accepted on an on-going basis per academic year only.
Description
- Remedial Math
- College Algebra
- Precalculus
Candidates will possess a relevant MS, MA or PhD degree. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience at the college level.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the online psychology program during the 2019-2020 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- Intro to Psychology
- Counseling Skills
- Psychology and Christian Thought
- Capstone
- Marriage and Family
- Grief and Loss
Ideal candidates will possess a relevant master’s or doctorate degree and/or significant professional experience in their field. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level.
William Jessup University’s Department of Public Policy is currently seeking applications for adjunct instructors (part-time) in the Public Administration degree program. The number of available positions varies from term to term. Offer and acceptance of temporary employment is contingent upon verification of all information provided on the employment application form and receipt of all other required documents. All persons recommended for employment must complete the required documents for employment. Applications for the Part-time Faculty Pool are accepted on an on-going basis per academic year only.
Description of Courses:
- Economic Development
- Public Budgeting
- Human Resource Management
- Management and Leadership
Applications for adjunct (temporary, part-time) positions are currently being accepted in order to create a pool of qualified candidates for both traditional on-site courses and/or online courses. The number of available positions varies from term to term. All persons recommended for employment must complete the required documents for employment. Applications for the Part-time Faculty Pool are accepted on an on-going basis.
Description
Teaching Fields in the Faculty of Theology and School of Christian Leadership include:
- Old Testament (Hebrew Bible)
- New Testament
- Theology (Biblical/Systematic/Historical)
- Discipleship
- Intercultural Studies
- Social Justice
- American Sign Language
- Middle Eastern Studies
- Ministry
- Christian Leadership
- Spiritual Disciplines/Spiritual Formation
Applicants should possess a relevant Masters or Doctoral (preferred) degree and have previous teaching experience at the college level.
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the BA Theatre program during the 2018-19 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses:
- Set Design
- Lighting Design
- Sound Design
- Stagecraft
- Introduction to Technical Theatre
- Stage Management
Ideal candidates will possess a terminal degree and/or significant professional experience in their field. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level.
San Jose, CA
Staff Positions
William Jessup University, San Jose seeks an individual who reflects a passionate desire to serve international students and can collaborate effectively with our international student team, comprised of the Principal Designated School Official (PDSO), the Director of Corporate Learning, and our international student recruiting team.
The Student Success Coach mentors, guides and assists new and current students in ADC and graduate programs to recognize their God-given uniqueness, maximize their academic and experiential learning, make informed academic decisions based on life and career goals and successfully complete their degree programs at WJU. The Success Coach assists students in their growth and development by constructing meaningful educational plans which are compatible with their life goals. The Success Coach fosters student understanding of university policies and provides support services to a diverse student population. Primary areas of focus include academic coaching, planning and spiritual formation ensuring academic success, retention and persistence towards completion of degree program. Secondary areas include financial aid guidance, informal transcript evaluation, career coaching and other general support services.
Faculty Positions
William Jessup University is accepting applications from qualified adjunct faculty to teach in the MBA program at both the Rocklin and San Jose campuses during the 2018-19 academic year. Adjuncts are needed for the following courses/areas:
- Leadership
- Finance/Accounting
- Supply Chain Management
- Entrepreneurial Management
- Marketing Strategy
Ideal candidates will possess a relevant PhD; a relevant MA or MS degree is acceptable. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience, preferably at the college level.
http://jessup.edu/employment/process-and-questions/), a Statement of Integration in Faith and Learning is also required (i.e., demonstrates your faith and how you apply it to your teaching method), as well as a copy of your unofficial transcripts (official transcripts will be required upon employment), and a list of three references.
Applications for adjunct ( part-time) positions are currently being accepted in order to create a pool of qualified candidates. The number of available positions varies from term to term. Offer and acceptance of temporary employment is contingent upon verification of all information provided on the employment application form and receipt of all other required documents. All persons recommended for employment must complete the required documents for employment. Applications for the Part-time Faculty Pool are accepted on an on-going basis per academic year only.
Description
Python is used in most of the Classes along with Jupyter Notebook
- Operating systems
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Mathematics for Computer Science
- Data Science
- Cloud Computing
- Distributed Systems
- Software Engineering
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cryptography
- Systems Integration
Class Format:
Each class runs for 7 weeks. BUT the cohort of students meet for 2 weekends within this 7 week.
The weekends run from 6.00 to 10.00 pm on Friday, and 9.00 am to 4.00 pm on Saturday.
Candidates will possess a relevant MS, MA or PhD degree. Qualified candidates should have previous teaching experience at the college level.
Job Type: Part-time
Education:
- Master’s
Location:
- San Jose, CA 95129
The Program Director of the M.A. in Counseling Psychology is a position responsible for leadership, vision casting, and program development. This role will supervise the graduate psychology program, coordinate with online and adult degree completion leaders in the design, development and delivery of high quality educational programs and instruction in accord with established learning outcomes.
The Program Director is responsible for operational, administrative, and fiduciary oversight of the MS in Computer Science (MSCS) program, including strategic planning, curriculum development, faculty hiring and development, class scheduling, student programming and assessment, budget allocation and compliance, and staff supervision in collaboration with and under the supervision of the Dean of Campus and the Provost Office. The Director coordinates with other programs and functional directors to support market analysis, marketing/recruiting/admissions planning.
The Computer Science Department invites applications from well-qualified candidates in computer science for a fulltime MSCS faculty position in the department. The new faculty candidate will have the opportunity to shape new courses and overall direction of the curriculum by delivering courses from a wide range of graduate computer science based on experience and interest. The development of new courses in the candidate’s area of expertise is encouraged. Applicants with a background and/or interest in data science, artificial intelligence, distributed and cloud computing, physical computing and embedded systems are highly desirable. We are using Python as the main language for most of the computer science classes. We wish to build an infrastructure to support as many current technologies such as Jupyter Notebook for teaching and research. We are primarily committed to providing the students with sufficient insights and knowledge in the topics. Primary responsibilities include teaching graduate courses in computer science including new course developments in the faculty member’s area of expertise. This is a lead faculty position in this San Jose area, and includes administration and recruiting of adjuncts with relevant expertise in their areas of interest.
