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Student Success Coach
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Topeka
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| The Student Success Coach coaches a defined, consistent group of at-risk students, especially students who are First-Year, First-Generation, Low-Income, underrepresented, academically under-prepared, and/or on Academic Warning or Probation. This position will work a 10am-7pm shift.
The Student Success Coach is part of a new advising model where Coaches are integrally involved with all facets of a student's academic, personal, and future success. The Coach will regularly interact with students to support them as they identify and reach educational goals, develop study skills and life skills, and overcome challenges to realize their personal potential. |
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Director, Nursing Programs
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Topeka
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| The Director, Nursing Program is responsible to work alongside the Assistant Dean of Health Occupations and provide oversight of the Health Occupations Division Nursing Programs at Washburn University Institute of Technology. This will include supervision of nursing instructors, students, curriculum, outcomes, and processes including regulatory and accrediting body standards. |
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Practical Nursing Clinical Lab Assistant
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Topeka
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| Clinical Lab Assistants direct, guide and evaluate students in the Practical Nursing program at Washburn University Institute of Technology (Washburn Tech) in the clinical and laboratory setting. |
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Associate Professor (Doctrinal Positions)
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Topeka
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| WASHBURN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW invites applicants for two tenured/tenure-track positions, beginning in the 2025-2026 academic year. We are especially interested in candidates who would teach business law courses. These nine-month tenured/tenure-track positions are two of four open tenured/tenure-track positions in the School of Law. |
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Associate Professor (Legal Analysis, Research, and Writing)
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Topeka
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| WASHBURN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW invites applicants for a tenured/tenure-track position to teach first year Legal Analysis, Research and Writing, beginning in the 2025-2026 academic year. Washburn Law’s nationally ranked legal writing program follows the typical structure for legal writing courses: objective or predictive writing in the first semester and persuasive writing and advocacy in the second semester. Both courses are three credit hours. Washburn Law has a unitary tenure track with scholarship support including summer writing stipends, year-round research assistants, and funding for travel to conferences. This nine-month tenured/tenure-track position is one of four open tenured/tenure-track positions in the School of Law. |