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Group Fitness Instructor
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Richmond Campus
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| A group fitness instructor will lead weekly group fitness classes in multiple formats. They must be willing to participate in Campus Recreation special events, sub for other instructors as needed, or lead private classes as requested. Instructors will have the opportunity to be creative, and must be willing to learn and able to work autonomously under little direct supervision. Instructors are responsible for the well-being of their class members and must be willing to interact socially with participants, making them feel welcome. Along with leading classes, instructors are required to participate in monthly team meetings/trainings and all-staff Campus Recreation training every semester. Students hired in this position can expect to walk away with skills in: leadership, communication, teamwork, and problem solving. Campus Recreation positions are designed to equip students with transferrable skills beyond graduation. As such, students must accept the position with a willingness to learn, grow, and work in a team atmosphere.
The fitness team is currently looking for students who are interested in learning how to teach and lead classes in: dance fitness, yoga, cycle, or other modalities. |
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Ashland Fire Lab Summer Technician
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Richmond Campus
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| Now hiring summer semester student workers for the Fire Protection Labs at the Ashland Fire and Safety Building to aid the Lab Coordinator in the development, construction, execution and recycling of various fire-based lab activities. This job features Pays 12.00 per hours for up to 15 hours per week of indoor and outdoor work, some moderate lifting, and the use of various hand and power tools. |
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Graduate, Online, Adult, and Transfer Enrollment Counselor
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Richmond Campus
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| The Graduate, Online, Adult, and Transfer Enrollment Counselor serves as a dedicated resource for nontraditional student populations, providing personalized guidance and support throughout the admissions and enrollment process. This role assists graduate students, online learners, adult learners, and transfer students in navigating application requirements, financial aid options, academic pathways, and institutional resources to ensure a seamless transition to EKU. |
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Student Photographer
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Richmond Campus
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| Must have knowledge of DSLR’s and Photoshop. Must have photography experience as well as being proficient in processing digital images using Adobe Photoshop |
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Bratzke Center Tutor
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Richmond Campus
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| This is a position tutoring student-athletes in various courses offered at EKU. Students employed in this position are responsible for ensuring the ongoing success of the program by serving as a learning resource for our student athletes and representing the Bratzke Center in a professional manner. |
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Police Community Service Officer
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Richmond Campus
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| Police Community Service Officer
The PCSO is a non-sworn part-time employee under the supervision of the EKU Police Shift Supervisor or their designees. Their employment will give them work experience in law enforcement, safety & security. They shall not carry weapons, not carry any item that can be considered part of the use of force continuum, not perform the detainment or arrest functions of Police Officers and are not authorized to use any level of force beyond professional presence and respectful words in the performance of their duties. |
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Web Content Specialist
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Richmond Campus
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| The Web Content Specialist is responsible for developing, managing, and optimizing content to ensure consistency, accuracy, and alignment with the university’s brand standards and strategic goals. This role works closely with stakeholders across departments to maintain a cohesive presence that enhances user experience, accessibility, and engagement. By implementing best practices, including SEO and accessibility compliance, the specialist ensures that content effectively supports the university’s communications, marketing, and enrollment objectives. |
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Arlington Tennis Instructor
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Other EKU Location
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| As a tennis instructor, your primary role is to provide clinics/group and to ensure a positive learning environment at The University Club. |
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Assistant/Associate/Director of Athletic Compliance
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Richmond Campus
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| The Assistant/Associate/Director of Compliance is responsible for ensuring the University's athletic program adheres to NCAA and conference rules, verifying student-athlete eligibility, interpreting and applying NCAA and conference rules, and investigating potential violations. |
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Administrative Professional I
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Richmond Campus
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| Provides professional administrative support to the department through coordination, communication, critical thinking, teamwork, and clerical functions such as preparing correspondence, receiving visitors, arranging conference calls, and scheduling meetings. Assists with conducting research, preparing statistical reports, and handling information requests. May also assist in the training and technical direction to lower-level clerical staff. |