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Responsible for developing and leading Student Life’s leadership program. Plans, implements, and oversees all leadership initiatives and programs.
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Provides management and leadership to the Campus Visit Team for the Office of Admissions, College of Arts and Sciences (CAS). Oversees internal and external strategic community partnerships that bring prospective students to visit and experience Bethel University.
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Share responsibilities with Student Life deans for conduct, care, mentoring, and assisting students with personal and education related issues; educational programming; and student leadership development.
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Responsible for the overall strategic oversight and administration of employee benefits, payroll, and human resources information systems functions.
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Assists with processes and projects that focus on employee benefits and recognition program functions.
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To transport Bethel community members from on and off campus locations to the main campus and Anderson Center.
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This position is 20 hours a week - flexible schedule.
Procure, analyze, and report quantitative data related to academic programs for the College of Adult & Professional Studies, Seminary, and Graduate School.
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Provide vision, strategic direction, and leadership for the enrollment management function at Bethel University in its effort to identify, recruit, admit, enroll, and graduate the optimal number and quality of students in each of our educational units (College of Arts and Sciences(CAS); College of Adult and Professional Studies (CAPS); Bethel Seminary (Sem); Graduate School (GS)).
Click here for more details: Chief Enrollment Officer
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Oversee the evening cleaning, event needs, and light maintenance of the secured offices and townhouse offices.
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Oversee and perform the evening cleaning, event needs, and light maintenance of the Community Life Center and Benson Great Hall buildings.
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This is a temporary 40 hours a week/6 month position.
Input Academic degree plans into DegreeWorks to create plan templates for students and advisors. Use understanding of the complexities of curriculum to arrange degree requirements in a clear, concise, and helpful manner. Help develop a process for updating templates on an annual basis. Act as back up administrative support for the Academic Affairs team on rare occasions.
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Recruits new and/or returning students for Bethel University through identifying, qualifying, and cultivating prospective students.
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To take the lead in executing year-round campus grounds maintenance programs.
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Coordinates and implements processes and projects with a focus on recruitment, professional development, and student employment functions.
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To provide proactive education and just-in-time support for faculty and student use of teaching and learning technology for both face-to-face and distance learning, as well as to provide media design services to the University, especially for distance/online learning.
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Maintain the electrical and lighting systems throughout the college campus to provide safe, efficient and comfortable environment for students, staff and guests. Insures diagnosis and correction of problems and issues as they occur.
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Position works 10 months out of the year, 40 hours a week.
Prepare and implement activities which are designed to develop a range of social, cognitive, and/or motor skills for individual and/or groups of children. Oversee the development of the whole child. Provide a safe and nurturing environment for the children
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Manage the successful delivery of projects through the coordination of client communication, project plans, timelines, schedules, resource allocation, and deliverables.
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Create and sustain access to libraries’ resources; build and manage the student worker team in Public Services (Circulation).
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Responsible for long term relationship management with prospective and current investors in Bethel University capable of making major gifts to the University, including management of identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship.