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Adjunct Faculty - Nuclear Technology	Oak Ridge	4 Nov 2026
Roane State Community College is inviting applications for qualified candidates for part-time adjunct faculty positions in our Nuclear Technology Program. The successful candidate may teach introductory or advanced Nuclear Technology classes including, and/or related lab courses. Classes are taught both in daytime and evening timeslots at our Oak Ridge Branch Campus.
Program Director - Nuclear Technology	Oak Ridge	4 Nov 2026
Roane State Community College (RSCC) invites applications from qualified candidates for the position of Program Director for its two-year Nuclear Technology Program. This opportunity is about more than managing an academic program. It is an opportunity to help prepare the workforce for a new era of nuclear energy, strengthen the connection between education and industry, and make a lasting contribution to the East Tennessee region. The combination of the region's nuclear heritage, its concentration of scientific and industrial expertise, and the growing need for skilled nuclear workers creates an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on students, employers, and the local economy. This vital role requires leadership and providing oversight for program administration, curriculum and instruction, faculty coordination, laboratory operations, and continuous improvement to ensure the delivery of high-quality, industry-relevant education and training aligned with the needs of the nuclear industry and regional workforce. The Program Director is responsible for the day-to-day operation and ongoing development of the program, including coordinating course schedules and faculty staffing, recruiting and supervising faculty, teaching selected courses and/or laboratory sections as needed, and maintaining instructional equipment and laboratory facilities in accordance with established safety practices. The director oversees student recruitment, academic and career advising, and student success initiatives, while coordinating opportunities for internships, apprenticeships, plant tours, and employment. Additional responsibilities include assessing student learning and program outcomes, maintaining programmatic accreditation, identifying instructional and equipment needs, and supporting grant development, implementation, and reporting. Working with nuclear industry employers, educational institutions, and community organizations, the director builds and sustains partnerships to strengthen workforce development and expand educational and career opportunities for students. The director convenes and engages the program advisory board, represents the program to internal and external stakeholders, and uses industry and community input to guide curriculum development, program improvement, and long-term planning. The position is based at Roane State Community College’s Oak Ridge campus and requires frequent off-campus travel for industry engagement, student recruitment, and program development. As the Nuclear Technology Program may offer evening and/or weekend schedules, the Program Director must be available to teach and participate in program-related activities during evening and weekend hours, as needed.
Senior Director of Enrollment Management	Gallatin
This position provides strategic leadership for the College's enrollment management functions, overseeing student recruitment, admissions, and student onboarding, student communication, and enrollment initiatives that support student access, persistence, and success. Reporting to the Vice President for Student Affairs, the Senior Director develops and implements comprehensive enrollment strategies aligned with the College's mission, strategic plan, and institutional goals. This position collaborates across all grand divisions to optimize the student experience from inquiry through enrollment while ensuring compliance with federal, state, accreditation, and institutional regulations.
Registrar	Gallatin
This position provides strategic leadership for the College's academic records, registration, credential completion, curriculum and academic pathway systems. In addition to serving as the College's chief steward of student academic records, the Registrar plays a central role in the College's strategic enrollment management and student completion efforts by using student, academic, and enrollment data to identify opportunities to accelerate student progress, increase credential attainment, and strengthen pathways to completion.
Accessibility & Disability Resources Coordinator	Jackson
The Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) Coordinator serves as Jackson State Community College's primary resource for disability services, accessibility initiatives, and accommodation support. The Coordinator promotes equitable access to academic programs, services, activities, facilities, and digital learning environments while ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) policies, and other applicable federal and state regulations. The Coordinator works collaboratively with students, faculty, staff, and community partners to remove barriers to learning and support student success, persistence, retention, and completion. This position is responsible for coordinating disability accommodations, facilitating accessibility initiatives, supporting the use of assistive technologies, providing guidance to faculty and staff, and contributing to the continuous development of the College's Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) program. The Coordinator helps foster an inclusive campus environment that supports student achievement, engagement, and belonging.

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Position	Location	Closes
Adjunct Faculty - Nuclear Technology	Oak Ridge	4 Nov 2026
Roane State Community College is inviting applications for qualified candidates for part-time adjunct faculty positions in our Nuclear Technology Program. The successful candidate may teach introductory or advanced Nuclear Technology classes including, and/or related lab courses. Classes are taught both in daytime and evening timeslots at our Oak Ridge Branch Campus.
Program Director - Nuclear Technology	Oak Ridge	4 Nov 2026
Roane State Community College (RSCC) invites applications from qualified candidates for the position of Program Director for its two-year Nuclear Technology Program. This opportunity is about more than managing an academic program. It is an opportunity to help prepare the workforce for a new era of nuclear energy, strengthen the connection between education and industry, and make a lasting contribution to the East Tennessee region. The combination of the region's nuclear heritage, its concentration of scientific and industrial expertise, and the growing need for skilled nuclear workers creates an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on students, employers, and the local economy. This vital role requires leadership and providing oversight for program administration, curriculum and instruction, faculty coordination, laboratory operations, and continuous improvement to ensure the delivery of high-quality, industry-relevant education and training aligned with the needs of the nuclear industry and regional workforce. The Program Director is responsible for the day-to-day operation and ongoing development of the program, including coordinating course schedules and faculty staffing, recruiting and supervising faculty, teaching selected courses and/or laboratory sections as needed, and maintaining instructional equipment and laboratory facilities in accordance with established safety practices. The director oversees student recruitment, academic and career advising, and student success initiatives, while coordinating opportunities for internships, apprenticeships, plant tours, and employment. Additional responsibilities include assessing student learning and program outcomes, maintaining programmatic accreditation, identifying instructional and equipment needs, and supporting grant development, implementation, and reporting. Working with nuclear industry employers, educational institutions, and community organizations, the director builds and sustains partnerships to strengthen workforce development and expand educational and career opportunities for students. The director convenes and engages the program advisory board, represents the program to internal and external stakeholders, and uses industry and community input to guide curriculum development, program improvement, and long-term planning. The position is based at Roane State Community College’s Oak Ridge campus and requires frequent off-campus travel for industry engagement, student recruitment, and program development. As the Nuclear Technology Program may offer evening and/or weekend schedules, the Program Director must be available to teach and participate in program-related activities during evening and weekend hours, as needed.
Senior Director of Enrollment Management	Gallatin
This position provides strategic leadership for the College's enrollment management functions, overseeing student recruitment, admissions, and student onboarding, student communication, and enrollment initiatives that support student access, persistence, and success. Reporting to the Vice President for Student Affairs, the Senior Director develops and implements comprehensive enrollment strategies aligned with the College's mission, strategic plan, and institutional goals. This position collaborates across all grand divisions to optimize the student experience from inquiry through enrollment while ensuring compliance with federal, state, accreditation, and institutional regulations.
Registrar	Gallatin
This position provides strategic leadership for the College's academic records, registration, credential completion, curriculum and academic pathway systems. In addition to serving as the College's chief steward of student academic records, the Registrar plays a central role in the College's strategic enrollment management and student completion efforts by using student, academic, and enrollment data to identify opportunities to accelerate student progress, increase credential attainment, and strengthen pathways to completion.
Accessibility & Disability Resources Coordinator	Jackson
The Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) Coordinator serves as Jackson State Community College's primary resource for disability services, accessibility initiatives, and accommodation support. The Coordinator promotes equitable access to academic programs, services, activities, facilities, and digital learning environments while ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) policies, and other applicable federal and state regulations. The Coordinator works collaboratively with students, faculty, staff, and community partners to remove barriers to learning and support student success, persistence, retention, and completion. This position is responsible for coordinating disability accommodations, facilitating accessibility initiatives, supporting the use of assistive technologies, providing guidance to faculty and staff, and contributing to the continuous development of the College's Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) program. The Coordinator helps foster an inclusive campus environment that supports student achievement, engagement, and belonging.

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