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College Work Study Program (Student Photographer) in Memphis
The College Work Study Student Photographer supports the Marketing and Communications Department by capturing, editing, organizing and delivering high-quality photographs that document the people, programs, events and student experiences of Southwest Tennessee Community College. Working collaboratively with department staff, the student photographer helps create visual content for the College website, social media, news, publications, digital displays and other marketing and communications projects. The position requires creativity, reliability, attention to detail and a commitment to representing the College accurately and professionally.
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College Work Study Program (Student Videographer) (AY 26-27) in Memphis
The student will assist the videographer in creating engaging, student centered content by filming on camera segments, capturing B roll, covering campus events, and representing the authentic student voice across digital platforms, all working to further the college’s marketing and educational goals. This role blends basic video production, and campus engagement to strengthen communication with the student body. With keen attention to detail, The Federal Work Study: Student Videographer/Photographer supports the video and photography projects of the MarCom team. The Student Videographer/Photographer will play a collaborative role in strategic marketing and communications efforts to tell a cohesive and compelling story in alignment with the mission and vision of the College.
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Director of Student Programs- Roane State Foundation in Harriman
The Director of Student Programs at Roane State Foundation, under the supervision of and in conjunction with, the Executive Director, leads the administration of Foundation programs benefitting the students of Roane State, specifically including the scholarship program, the pay-it-forward program, and similar grant-funded student aid administered by the Foundation. The stewardship of donors to these programs is an important and key role for which this position is also responsible. Collaboration with internal College and external community partners is essential. Position is based in Harriman, TN (although travel may be required to other RSCC campuses).
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Adjunct Faculty - Nuclear Technology in Oak Ridge
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.
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Program Director - Nuclear Technology in Oak Ridge
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.
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