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Instructional Technologist	Memphis
The Instructional Technologist supports faculty in the effective and innovative use of educational technologies to enhance teaching and learning across modalities. This role blends technical expertise with pedagogical insight, partnering with faculty and the CTLE team to design engaging, accessible, and student-centered learning experiences in face-to-face, hybrid, and online environments. The Instructional Technologist serves as a consultant, trainer, and thought partner, helping faculty align technology use with learning outcomes, institutional priorities, and best practices in teaching. This position plays a key role in advancing digital literacy and instructional quality at the college in alignment with institutional priorities.
Custodial – Floor Technician (Union Ave. Campus)	Memphis
Under general supervision, the Custodial Floor Technician cleans and maintains various types of floor surfaces and performs preventative maintenance on specialized floor equipment. May perform routine custodial duties and special project tasks. This position may be contacted during non-duty hours for emergencies. The work schedule is Tuesday – Saturday from 11:00pm to 7:30am, and may be modified according to need. After hours, weekend, or holiday work may be required.
Athletic Trainer	Memphis
Southwest Tennessee Community College is seeking a dedicated and competent Certified Athletics Trainer who will be committed to the success and well-being of our student-athletes athletically, academically, socially, and mentally during their matriculation at the institution.
Student Accounts Coordinator	Nashville
Coordinates day-to-day financial transactions pertaining to student accounts, account reconciliations and related operations in the Student Billing and Account Services Office. Serves as a key resource for students and staff by providing guidance and resolution for complex and escalated student account inquiries.
Legislative Intern	Nashville
This internship offers a unique opportunity for a college student interested in government, public policy, communications, or higher education to gain firsthand experience during the Tennessee General Assembly's annual legislative session. Working directly with the Director of Legislation and Advancement and the Government & Public Relations team, the intern will play an important role in supporting the department during its busiest and most dynamic time of year. The primary responsibilities of the internship include monitoring legislative committee meetings and other legislative proceedings, tracking legislation, and following key issues and discussions that impact higher education and the Tennessee Board of Regents system. The intern will also assist with scheduling meetings and campus visits involving legislators, government officials, and other stakeholders. Additional responsibilities include providing support for major advocacy and recognition events, including TBR Day on the Hill and SOAR events, while assisting the team with other projects and assignments as needed. This is a paid, hybrid internship that combines work at TBR offices, remote work, and occasional assignments at other locations. Because legislative activity often moves quickly and schedules can change with little notice, some days may require additional hours during the legislative session. The internship will conclude two weeks after the adjournment of the Tennessee General Assembly's annual legislative session. This position is ideal for students seeking hands-on experience with the legislative process, public affairs, government relations, and the intersection of public policy and higher education.

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Position	Location	Closes
Instructional Technologist	Memphis
The Instructional Technologist supports faculty in the effective and innovative use of educational technologies to enhance teaching and learning across modalities. This role blends technical expertise with pedagogical insight, partnering with faculty and the CTLE team to design engaging, accessible, and student-centered learning experiences in face-to-face, hybrid, and online environments. The Instructional Technologist serves as a consultant, trainer, and thought partner, helping faculty align technology use with learning outcomes, institutional priorities, and best practices in teaching. This position plays a key role in advancing digital literacy and instructional quality at the college in alignment with institutional priorities.
Custodial – Floor Technician (Union Ave. Campus)	Memphis
Under general supervision, the Custodial Floor Technician cleans and maintains various types of floor surfaces and performs preventative maintenance on specialized floor equipment. May perform routine custodial duties and special project tasks. This position may be contacted during non-duty hours for emergencies. The work schedule is Tuesday – Saturday from 11:00pm to 7:30am, and may be modified according to need. After hours, weekend, or holiday work may be required.
Athletic Trainer	Memphis
Southwest Tennessee Community College is seeking a dedicated and competent Certified Athletics Trainer who will be committed to the success and well-being of our student-athletes athletically, academically, socially, and mentally during their matriculation at the institution.
Student Accounts Coordinator	Nashville
Coordinates day-to-day financial transactions pertaining to student accounts, account reconciliations and related operations in the Student Billing and Account Services Office. Serves as a key resource for students and staff by providing guidance and resolution for complex and escalated student account inquiries.
Legislative Intern	Nashville
This internship offers a unique opportunity for a college student interested in government, public policy, communications, or higher education to gain firsthand experience during the Tennessee General Assembly's annual legislative session. Working directly with the Director of Legislation and Advancement and the Government & Public Relations team, the intern will play an important role in supporting the department during its busiest and most dynamic time of year. The primary responsibilities of the internship include monitoring legislative committee meetings and other legislative proceedings, tracking legislation, and following key issues and discussions that impact higher education and the Tennessee Board of Regents system. The intern will also assist with scheduling meetings and campus visits involving legislators, government officials, and other stakeholders. Additional responsibilities include providing support for major advocacy and recognition events, including TBR Day on the Hill and SOAR events, while assisting the team with other projects and assignments as needed. This is a paid, hybrid internship that combines work at TBR offices, remote work, and occasional assignments at other locations. Because legislative activity often moves quickly and schedules can change with little notice, some days may require additional hours during the legislative session. The internship will conclude two weeks after the adjournment of the Tennessee General Assembly's annual legislative session. This position is ideal for students seeking hands-on experience with the legislative process, public affairs, government relations, and the intersection of public policy and higher education.

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