Current Opportunities - Elon University

Sorry, we can't provide additional information about this job right now.

Send me jobs like these

Search results

Position	Location	Closes
Program Assistant	Elon Main Campus
The Program Assistant of the Elon Academy serves as a central administrative and programmatic support professional for the Elon Academy’s daily operations and signature initiatives. This role provides broad operational, logistical, budgetary, communication, and event support for the Elon Academy. The Program Assistant of the Elon Academy helps ensure the smooth implementation of student-facing programs by supporting office operations, financial processes, event logistics, student support workflows, communication efforts, assessment processes, and the development of sustainable systems and standard operating procedures. This role requires strong organizational skills, event planning and coordination, discretion, adaptability, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a collaborative, student-centered environment.
Simulation Coordinator - Charlotte Campus	Elon - Charlotte Campus
The Simulation Coordinator provides comprehensive operational, technical, and educational support for simulation-based learning across the establishing programs on the Charlotte campus. This role supports a growing, technology-forward simulation center that includes six high-fidelity simulators (Elevate Health), full audiovisual capture capabilities, and additional technology as it adopted. Working collaboratively with SHS faculty, program leadership, and simulation leadership, the Simulation Coordinator ensures high-quality, compliant with Society for Simulation in Healthcare standards for simulation education, and learner-centered simulation experiences aligned with current Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice.
Program Assistant, Elon in Charlotte	Elon - Charlotte Campus
This position will report to the director of Elon Charlotte and have weekly check-ins with the faculty coordinators. Responsibilities include serving as the primary on-the-ground contact and support person for students enrolled in Elon Charlotte summer Study USA program and the new Summer Business Institute program. This position will support and attend all enrichment programming. The position will run from mid-May to Sunday, August 2, with the assistant living full-time in Charlotte for the entirety of the program. Evening and weekend work required. This position is required to attend the Elon Charlotte Study USA and SBI orientations in April 2026 on the central campus to meet the summer students and the faculty. The assistant will live at Foster Flats. The assistant will coordinate with the director of Elon Charlotte on the move-in date. A monthly light rail pass will be provided for the duration of the program. Mandatory training in Elon’s Student Life, Student Care and Outreach, Title IX, the Cleary Act, Living and Learning Communities, and Inclusive Excellence policies and protocols will also be provided prior to the program start date (most likely throughout April and early May). From mid-May to August 2, 2026, this position is 25 hours/week, for a total of $7,000 for the entire summer. This position also includes free housing and a monthly light rail pass. Benefits are not included.
Full-Time Teacher (Grades 3-5), Roberts Academy at Elon University	Elon Main Campus
The Full-Time Teacher provides direct supervision of and instruction to students in whole-class (up to approx. 12 students) and small-group settings. Teachers will instruct a 3rd or 4th grade homeroom in a whole-class setting (up to 12 students) and instruct students in small groups (4-6 students) as well, implementing the curricula and programs of the school. Teachers will be responsible for assessing student performance, making data-informed decisions about instruction, and contributing to/writing student goals and reports. Teachers work closely with fellow teachers and the school administration to provide instruction and support to all Academy students. About the Work Unit Roberts Academy at Elon University is an elementary school for students with dyslexia. In the 2026-2027 school year, the Academy will enroll students in 3rd and 4th grade. The Roberts Academy at Elon University’s instructional approach follows the principles of intensive intervention for students with dyslexia who have the most persistent academic needs. Students at Roberts Academy at Elon University receive individualized, evidence-based instruction that seeks to leverage their unique strengths and interests while intentionally targeting their greatest areas of need. While specifically a school for students with dyslexia, Roberts Academy at Elon University offers a comprehensive program and learning environment that provides students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to transition to a variety of school settings.
Chief of Campus Safety and Police	Elon Main Campus
Reporting to the vice president for finance and administration, the chief of campus safety and police provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for the university’s comprehensive public safety and police functions. The chief directs and supervises all 24/7 operations, ensuring a safe, secure, and service-oriented environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. A central focus of the role is advancing a community policing philosophy through visible engagement and strong partnerships with all students, faculty, staff, campus stakeholders, and local law enforcement agencies. The chief also provides leadership for campus security infrastructure, including surveillance, access control, and related technologies, ensuring alignment with evolving safety needs. This position oversees all aspects of departmental operations, including patrol, investigations, communications, parking enforcement, and event security. The chief is responsible for developing and implementing policies, procedures, and strategic plans aligned with institutional priorities and accreditation standards. This role also leads the recruitment, development, and evaluation of personnel, fostering a culture of professionalism, accountability, and continuous improvement. The chief leads a staff of 42, including North Carolina state-certified sworn officers, non-sworn community service officers, dispatch, and administrative personnel, and manages a budget exceeding $4 million. The department operates as a North Carolina-certified law enforcement agency under G.S. 74G and maintains accreditation through the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) and the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Additionally, this position ensures compliance with all applicable regulations, including oversight of Clery Act requirements, crime statistics reporting, and records management. The chief collaborates with the dean of the Elon University School of Law and contracted security providers to ensure safety at the Greensboro campus and to oversee security operations in Charlotte. In partnership with institutional leadership, the chief also supports planning related to the merger with Queens University of Charlotte.

Expression of interest

Loading...

Current opportunities

Position	Location	Closes
Program Assistant	Elon Main Campus
The Program Assistant of the Elon Academy serves as a central administrative and programmatic support professional for the Elon Academy’s daily operations and signature initiatives. This role provides broad operational, logistical, budgetary, communication, and event support for the Elon Academy. The Program Assistant of the Elon Academy helps ensure the smooth implementation of student-facing programs by supporting office operations, financial processes, event logistics, student support workflows, communication efforts, assessment processes, and the development of sustainable systems and standard operating procedures. This role requires strong organizational skills, event planning and coordination, discretion, adaptability, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a collaborative, student-centered environment.
Simulation Coordinator - Charlotte Campus	Elon - Charlotte Campus
The Simulation Coordinator provides comprehensive operational, technical, and educational support for simulation-based learning across the establishing programs on the Charlotte campus. This role supports a growing, technology-forward simulation center that includes six high-fidelity simulators (Elevate Health), full audiovisual capture capabilities, and additional technology as it adopted. Working collaboratively with SHS faculty, program leadership, and simulation leadership, the Simulation Coordinator ensures high-quality, compliant with Society for Simulation in Healthcare standards for simulation education, and learner-centered simulation experiences aligned with current Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice.
Program Assistant, Elon in Charlotte	Elon - Charlotte Campus
This position will report to the director of Elon Charlotte and have weekly check-ins with the faculty coordinators. Responsibilities include serving as the primary on-the-ground contact and support person for students enrolled in Elon Charlotte summer Study USA program and the new Summer Business Institute program. This position will support and attend all enrichment programming. The position will run from mid-May to Sunday, August 2, with the assistant living full-time in Charlotte for the entirety of the program. Evening and weekend work required. This position is required to attend the Elon Charlotte Study USA and SBI orientations in April 2026 on the central campus to meet the summer students and the faculty. The assistant will live at Foster Flats. The assistant will coordinate with the director of Elon Charlotte on the move-in date. A monthly light rail pass will be provided for the duration of the program. Mandatory training in Elon’s Student Life, Student Care and Outreach, Title IX, the Cleary Act, Living and Learning Communities, and Inclusive Excellence policies and protocols will also be provided prior to the program start date (most likely throughout April and early May). From mid-May to August 2, 2026, this position is 25 hours/week, for a total of $7,000 for the entire summer. This position also includes free housing and a monthly light rail pass. Benefits are not included.
Full-Time Teacher (Grades 3-5), Roberts Academy at Elon University	Elon Main Campus
The Full-Time Teacher provides direct supervision of and instruction to students in whole-class (up to approx. 12 students) and small-group settings. Teachers will instruct a 3rd or 4th grade homeroom in a whole-class setting (up to 12 students) and instruct students in small groups (4-6 students) as well, implementing the curricula and programs of the school. Teachers will be responsible for assessing student performance, making data-informed decisions about instruction, and contributing to/writing student goals and reports. Teachers work closely with fellow teachers and the school administration to provide instruction and support to all Academy students. About the Work Unit Roberts Academy at Elon University is an elementary school for students with dyslexia. In the 2026-2027 school year, the Academy will enroll students in 3rd and 4th grade. The Roberts Academy at Elon University’s instructional approach follows the principles of intensive intervention for students with dyslexia who have the most persistent academic needs. Students at Roberts Academy at Elon University receive individualized, evidence-based instruction that seeks to leverage their unique strengths and interests while intentionally targeting their greatest areas of need. While specifically a school for students with dyslexia, Roberts Academy at Elon University offers a comprehensive program and learning environment that provides students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to transition to a variety of school settings.
Chief of Campus Safety and Police	Elon Main Campus
Reporting to the vice president for finance and administration, the chief of campus safety and police provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for the university’s comprehensive public safety and police functions. The chief directs and supervises all 24/7 operations, ensuring a safe, secure, and service-oriented environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. A central focus of the role is advancing a community policing philosophy through visible engagement and strong partnerships with all students, faculty, staff, campus stakeholders, and local law enforcement agencies. The chief also provides leadership for campus security infrastructure, including surveillance, access control, and related technologies, ensuring alignment with evolving safety needs. This position oversees all aspects of departmental operations, including patrol, investigations, communications, parking enforcement, and event security. The chief is responsible for developing and implementing policies, procedures, and strategic plans aligned with institutional priorities and accreditation standards. This role also leads the recruitment, development, and evaluation of personnel, fostering a culture of professionalism, accountability, and continuous improvement. The chief leads a staff of 42, including North Carolina state-certified sworn officers, non-sworn community service officers, dispatch, and administrative personnel, and manages a budget exceeding $4 million. The department operates as a North Carolina-certified law enforcement agency under G.S. 74G and maintains accreditation through the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) and the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). Additionally, this position ensures compliance with all applicable regulations, including oversight of Clery Act requirements, crime statistics reporting, and records management. The chief collaborates with the dean of the Elon University School of Law and contracted security providers to ensure safety at the Greensboro campus and to oversee security operations in Charlotte. In partnership with institutional leadership, the chief also supports planning related to the merger with Queens University of Charlotte.

Powered by PageUp