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Associate Instructor, Telecommunication and Underground Construction Technology in Jamestown
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology Oneida/Huntsville is accepting applications for the position of Associate Instructor, Telecommunication and Underground Construction Technology located at the Fentress County campus. The instructor will work under the direction of the President and Vice President. A high standard of personal and professional ethics with a sincere interest in teaching and telecommunication and underground construction is desired.
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Welding Faculty in Blountville
Associate of Applied Science degree in Welding or a related field. Three (3) years of industry experience in the field of Welding/Metal Fabrication. Two (2) years of combined teaching or practical instruction experience in the field of Welding.
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Director of Operations - OSS in Nashville
The Director of Operations provides operational leadership for the Office of Student Access and Success (OSAS) and serves as a key operational partner to the Vice Chancellor in advancing office and systemwide priorities. The Director helps translate OSAS priorities and TBR initiatives into coordinated action by developing and maintaining the internal systems, workflows, timelines, communications, and accountability structures needed for effective implementation. The Director ensures that OSAS resources, budgets, processes, and team structures are aligned to support high-quality, timely, and consistent service to TBR colleges. The Director reports to and supports the Vice Chancellor, supervises designated OSAS staff, and works directly with system office leaders and personnel, as well as TBR colleges, senior-level administrators, staff, and faculty.
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Coordinator, Student Success in Nashville
The Coordinator for Student Access and Success reports to and supports the Director of Operations for Student Access and Success and provides administrative, fiscal, event planning, and operational support for initiatives and activities within the Office of Student Access and Success. The coordinator serves as a primary resource for departmental business operations, including travel coordination, invoice processing, contract administration, event planning, meeting logistics, and procurement activities. The Coordinator assists with the planning and execution of statewide and system-level meetings, conferences, student success initiatives, workforce development activities. The coordinator collaborates with internal staff, institutions, vendors, and external partners to ensure successful implementation of programs and events supporting TBR strategic priorities. The coordinator also provides administrative and operational support for activities associated with Perkins V, including meetings, training events, reporting support, and communications with Tennessee colleges. As a member of the OSAS leadership team, the Coordinator will work to pursue and fulfill the following values: • Value 1: Run towards challenges and opportunities. Pursue a shared responsibility to seek out areas for growth and proactively act on potential problems through capacity-building and innovation. • Value 2: Pursue excellence in the mundane and the sublime. Aim to deliver the highest standard of quality and integrity in all aspects of our work, relationships, representation of TBR, and personal and professional growth. • Value 3: Exude candor and transparency in all your communications. Seek clarity and openness by approaching interactions with grace, generosity, and empathy, fostering trust, and minimizing misunderstanding. • Value 4: Practice discipline to find a work/life balance and a personal identity. Respect boundaries between personal and professional responsibilities, and consciously pace and recharge yourself to play the long game. • Value 5: Engender dependability and fulfill your obligations. Honor your commitments and tasks reliably and consistently, demonstrate accountability, and lift others where you can.
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Part-Time Faculty - Emergency Medical Services in Columbia
Part time faculty are hired as needed on a semester-to-semester basis and typically teach up to nine credit hours during the semester. Columbia State offers classes at five campuses: Columbia Campus, Williamson Campus, Lawrenceburg Campus, Lewisburg Campus, and Clifton Campus. Columbia State also offers classes at several off-campus locations and clinical sites.
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