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Assistant Director, Student Affairs in Downtown Dallas
The Assistant Director of Student Affairs is a student-facing position responsible for assisting the department head in planning, directing, coordinating, and assessing student affairs programs and activities that support student engagement and development. The Assistant Director of Student Affairs exercises sound judgment, integrity, and professionalism in making critical decisions within assigned areas of responsibility. The Assistant Director of Student Affairs reports to the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs.
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Assistant Director, Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning in Dallas
The Assistant Director is a key leadership role within the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL). This position is responsible for advancing innovative educational practices by integrating cutting-edge learning design with comprehensive training and development programs. The successful candidate will collaborate with faculty, staff, and external partners to drive strategic initiatives, develop impactful learning experiences, and support the professional growth of educators.
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Director of Division Budget & Operations in Denton
The Dir Division Budget & Ops position is a strategic thinking leader who is primarily responsible for all aspects of financial operations to include financial analysis, evaluation, planning, reporting and recommending the most efficient use of the college’s resources. As a member of the Deans leadership team, the academic financial and research officer will work closely with the Dean to develop and coordinate the Colleges annual academic and operating budget planning process, forecasts and predicts resource requirements for new and existing programs and develops funding strategies to ensure financial sustainability. This position collaborates with the Dean, or designee, to coordinate externally funded activities of the College of Education providing post award financial management support to faculty, research faculty, postdoctoral students, ensuring compliance with University policies and works with the University Office of Grants Contracts Administration as appropriate. This is a specialized professional administrative work position coordinating the budgetary and business management functions of the College of Education. Position operates with a high level of initiative and judgment and is responsible for a variety of critical and complex decisions and administrative services. Instructions are usually general and are given by the Dean of the College of Education. Position has supervisory responsibilities. This position is responsible for understanding and processing information obtained from, and needed for, the overall functioning of the college. This position synthesis data from many areas to a useful component for the Deans use. This position also carries the additional duties of Compliance Officer.
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Office Support Assistant (Night Desk Clerk) in Denton
The Office Support Assistant serves the full time staff member at the front desk overnight, providing a welcoming, safe, and secure environment for residents of the community. This position reports crisis and maintenance issues to oncall staff while providing customer support and other administrative followup. This is an essential position, maintaining essential operations during emergencies and university closures.
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Admissions Processing Lead-Graduate in Denton
The Office of Admissions, at the University of North Texas, is seeking to hire an Admissions Processing Lead, for the admission of prospective students, under the direction of the Processing Supervisor. This position is responsible for the dissemination of information to students, staff, and faculty concerning all aspects of Graduate admission and policies and procedures of the Toulouse Graduate School. The Senior International Admissions Lead will work directly with international students during the application process for admission to a Masters or Doctoral degree program at UNT. This position is also responsible for data entry of application materials and transcripts into the Enterprise Information System (EIS), verification of authenticity of academic credentials and accreditation of schools, review and evaluation of international transcripts, and generation of GPA evaluations.
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Assistant Community Director in Denton
This person assists the Community Director and serves as a live-in leader and general caretaker to students in the residence hall. Tasks include assisting with the implementation of student development concepts through programs and discipline, assisting with the monitoring of facilities, and supporting University programs and efforts. These responsibilities may vary from building to building.
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Office Support Assistant (Night Desk Clerk) in Denton
The Office Support Assistant serves as the full time staff member at the front desk overnight, providing a welcoming, safe, and secure environment for residents of the community. This position reports crisis and maintenance issues to oncall staff while providing customer support and other administrative followup. This is an essential position, maintaining essential operations during emergencies and university closures.
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Registrar Coordinator in Denton
This is a full time position responsible for Registrars Office Document Imaging process. Maintain system, report system problems, coordinate usage and production processes of office imaging requirements as well as providing support for other departments in their student record related document scanning needs.
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Recruitment/Admissions Associate in Fort Worth
Responsible for assisting the Recruitment Director in planning, developing, organizing, implementing, evaluating and directing all phases of recruitment, while also traveling extensively to represent HSC at various college fairs and events to make potential students aware of the programs offered. Will provide exceptional customer service. Regional recruitment in the Collin, Dallas, & Frisco area.
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Adjunct Assistant Professor in Fort Worth
This adjunct faculty position plays a key role in introducing students to the foundations and practical application of Lifestyle Medicine within contemporary healthcare and wellness settings. The adjunct faculty member will teach an Introduction to Lifestyle Medicine course designed to equip students with a strong grounding in the evidence base, principles, and competencies promoted by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM). Delivered in an online format, the course emphasizes the integration of lifestyle medicine approaches across clinical care, community health, workplace wellness, and personal practice environments.
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