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Along with competitive salaries and an excellent benefits package, employment at Principia includes the unique advantage of a professional workplace embedded in a family-friendly environment. Employees are welcome to attend the many concerts and talks on campus as well as student athletic events, productions, and presentations.

In addition, both campuses are close enough to St. Louis that employees and their families can easily take advantage of the city’s museums, theaters, professional sports teams, symphony and jazz venues, and more.

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Principia is currently seeking applicants for the following positions:

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Alumni & Field Relations Program and Event Coordinator

- Full-time, 12-month position starting as soon as possible

Summary: The Program and Event Coordinator will balance working autonomously with executing assigned projects. Responsible for execution of support duties, including coordinating, implementing, and planning Principia’s Alumni & Field Relations activities and programs as conceived by the Senior Director of Alumni & Field Relations; helps organize and coordinate a range of alumni activities on and off-campus and Principia Club activities with the goal of advancing Principia’s relationships with alumni, volunteers, friends, and students. This post requires superb customer service skills, meeting the needs of alumni and friends, and furthering their relationship with Principia. The goal of this post is to constantly enrich the quality of work associated with Alumni & Field Relations, as well as demonstrate growth through increased participation of alumni, friends, and students with Principia activities in the field and on campus.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
• Associates degree or higher
• 2 years experience in event planning and coordination
• Experience in project management
• Experience working with volunteers preferred
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite; familiarity with InDesign and Adobe Creative Suite preferred
• Willingness to occasionally travel, work some weekends, and occasional long/irregular hours
• Enthusiastic commitment to and understanding of Principia’s Purpose and Policies, as well as the Advancement objectives
Applications will be accepted through November 4, 2021.

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Bus Mechanic

- Full Time, beginning as soon as possible

Summary:
Under the supervision of the Engineering Supervisor, helps plan, schedule, and perform repair and preventative maintenance for school bus fleet. Also assists in the maintenance of cars, trucks, and other motorized equipment; prepare and maintain related records, and other related duties as required.
Must be adaptable to changing situations. Will work closely with other facilities divisions and effective communication is required. Full-time, 12-month position.

Work Performed: Essential Duties*
• Plan, schedule, repair and preventative maintenance on Principia School Collaborative transportation fleet as needed; ensure the availability of vehicles in safe operating condition; and provide written documentation of repairs to meet MODOT and federal requirements.
• Prioritize work orders, perform and schedule preventative maintenance for all school buses, fleet vehicles, heavy duty equipment, small engine vehicles and power equipment
• Responsible for all state mandated safety and emissions inspections
• Orders parts for maintenance and repair in a timely fashion
• Meet regularly with Engineering Supervisor and Facilities Director to update on fleet condition, review priorities, and shop needs
• Responsible for electronic maintenance records for all vehicles, school buses and power equipment
• Maintain a clean, well-organized work area
• Stay current on industry trends and upcoming changes in state and federal regulation for the operation of vehicles and school buses
• Responsible for processing new vehicle titles and licenses
• Responsible for preventative maintenance of all shop equipment

Minimum Qualifications:
• High School Diploma or other related mechanic certifications
• 3 years’ experience with diesel and gasoline engines
• Computer use experience
Special Requirements:
• Must possess a CDL License
• Ability to lift and carry 50 lbs, push, pull, and reach overhead
• Must be capable of working indoors and outdoors throughout the year
• Successful completion of Background and Drug tests.

FOR AN APPLICATION AND FULL JOB DESCRIPTION, CONTACT TINA HUSSEY AT Tina.Hussey@Principia.edu
Applications currently being accepted.

For an application and job description, e-mail Tina Hussey at Tina.Hussey@Principia.edu or call 314-514-3148 from outside of the U.S. and Canada. If you know individuals who may be interested in this position, please tell them about it.

Campus Security Officer

- Full-time (evening, overnight, and weekend shift), 12-month position beginning as soon as possible

Summary: This position serves the Principia community, guests, and the general visiting public by upholding and prayerfully supporting Principia’s standard of safety and security. The campus security officer is responsible for providing a security presence while monitoring traffic flow, cameras, card access systems, parking, special events, and the everyday activities of people on campus. Officers are required to maintain professional training and standards in accordance with departmental requirements. It is the duty of this position to respond to and assist the campus community with security matters and/or emergencies as campus first responders. Officers must obtain American Red Cross certification in CPR and First Aid (training provided). Officers are expected to conduct ongoing safety patrols during the school day, providing special attention to student-occupied buildings. During after-school hours, the focus shifts to pedestrian and fan safety during athletics events, while the safety and protection of boarding students is the focus during the evening. The ideal candidate should express good judgment, be detail oriented, respect and maintain confidentiality, and display a strong sense of principle and integrity.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending within one year of hire date) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
• Experience working security preferred
• Ability to endure frequent periods of standing, walking, climbing stairs, traversing uneven or slippery terrain, and lifting heavy items (up to 50 lbs.) without assistance
• A valid driver’s license
• Willingness and ability to pass police/agency background security check, as well as police/security professional training course(s)

Applications currently being accepted.

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Chief Operations Officer/Chief Financial Officer

- Full-time, 12-month position starting February/March 2022

Organizational Relationships: Reports to the Chief Executive and is a member of the Administrative Executives Committee and other administrative committees as needed. Uses Shared Services resources to support campus heads. Direct reports include Controller, Director of IT, Budget Office Manager, Contracts Officer, Capital Projects Manager. Engages in investments, facilities, capital projects, and human-resources management.

Essential Duties:
• Oversee operational policies, procedures, personnel, and progress. Make recommendations to the Chief Executive for operational improvements and carry out changes as necessary.
• Act as a financial navigator and problem solver. Ensure corporate fiduciary standards are met.
• Build effective working teams as needed
• Develop performance measures aligned with strategic direction that inform leadership decision-making and action
• Create efficient operating systems and processes along with reliable financial control systems
• Understand and mitigate financial risk in conjunction with General Counsel.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist.
• A commitment to the cause of Christian Science and to its active practice, as well as Christian Science class instruction. Eagerness to depend on God for guidance.
• Related MBA or higher degree preferred with five or more years of related experience.
• Love for, and appreciation of, The Principia and its mission.
Applications will be accepted through January 25, 2022.

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Custodian / Heavy Housekeeper

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning asap.

Summary:
Performs manual work involving cleaning and care of campus buildings.

Minimum Requirements:
Two years’ experience in general custodial work; Working knowledge of the basic methods, materials, and equipment used in assigned work; Ability to understand and follow general instructions; Ability to operate and use cleaning equipment; Ability to perform physically demanding work for extended periods of time; General knowledge of related jobs in the organization; Ability to read and write and follow oral and written instructions; Requires versatility and ability to work in harmony with others including tenants, other members of the staff and fellow workers; Ability to drive Principia vehicles safely; Transport/use moderately heavy items such as vacuum cleaners, pails of water, etc.

Special Requirements:
Wear safety shoes and other safety equipment needed or assigned; A current and infraction-free driver’s license; Physically fit to do: lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, reaching, overhead, climbing ladders and stairs; Available for on-call emergency 24/7 – weekend work when scheduled or needed;Lifting safety, and be able to lift 50lbs.

For an application and job description, contact Tina Hussey at Tina.Hussey@principia.edu

Applications currently being accepted.

For an application and job description, e-mail Tina Hussey at Tina.Hussey@principia.edu or call 314-514-3148 from outside of the U.S. and Canada. If you know individuals who may be interested in this position, please tell them about it.

Director of Facilities

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible

Organizational Relationship: Reports to Director of School Business Operations

Summary: The facilities department keeps all operating systems in good working order and responds to emergency physical plant and campus situations for the St. Louis Campus. The Facilities Department comprises a workforce of approximately 32 employees, delivers services representing an annual business expenditure of approximately $3 million for a department that manages 25 buildings and 32 dwellings on a 360-acre campus. Full-time, 12-month position.

Minimum Qualifications:
● Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
● Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
● Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
● Bachelor’s degree in facilities management, engineering, architecture, business, or equivalent professional level experience. Certified Facility Manager credentials desired, but not required
● Should have a thorough knowledge of facilities planning, design and construction; facilities maintenance management; utilities operation management; personnel management and training; and financial management; have at least two years of significant experience in charge of a facilities management organization, or a major component of one.
● Knowledge of general maintenance methods, operating requirements, and safety precautions related to facilities management
● Strong procurement and negotiation skills
● Competent writing and communication skills needed including the ability to communicate technical information

Applications currently being accepted.

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Early Learning Center Teacher Assistant - Mornings/Afternoons

- Part-time, school-year positions beginning as soon as possible

Summary: Seeking to hire a qualified nurturing individual with a great love and patience for young children. The teacher assistant works collaboratively with the lead teachers in the infant and/or toddler classrooms to establish a safe and inclusive learning environment where infants and toddlers can freely explore, investigate, and be active and curious learners in a Reggio Emilia Inspired classroom. Position is part-time, approximately 25 hours per week.
Minimum Qualifications:
● Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
● Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
● High School Diploma or equivalent
● Strong understanding of stages of childhood development
● Experience caring for infants and toddlers
● Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
● Demonstrate support of Principia’s mission and philosophy by promoting a positive image of the school at all times
● Must be 18 years of age or older
Applications currently being accepted.

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Executive Assistant to Director of AFR and Project Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position starting as soon as possible

Summary: The Executive Assistant to the Senior Director of Alumni & Field Relations is responsible for the overall operation and management of the Alumni & Field Relations Office (AFR), performing a variety of professional and administrative duties that facilitate the day-to-day operations and supporting Principia Lifelong Learning (PLL) as well. The Assistant must be able to multi-task and be mission and results driven. The ideal individual should exercise good judgment, possess strong written and verbal communication, administrative and organizational skills. The Executive Assistant should be able to work independently and have discretion with handling confidential information.

The Executive Assistant assists the Senior Director of Alumni & Field Relations, coordinates ongoing initiatives and special projects associated with the Advancement office.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
• 5-7 years’ experience Executive Administrative assistant and project management experience required
• Professional knowledge of Microsoft Office software
• Facility with graphic design and web content a plus
Applications currently being accepted.

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International Student Program Coordinator

- Flexible hours, full-time, school-year employee beginning Fall 2022

Summary: This position serves as a coordinator and advocate for Principia’s international student population; supports the International Student Program Director in planning and logistics of the many activities, programs, classes, and events for international students. Flexible hours, full-time, school-year employee.

Minimum Qualifications:
- Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
- Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
- Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
Bachelor’s degree
- Demonstrated knowledge of technology and budget managerial skills
- Experience working with and interest in young people from diverse cultures; enjoys their activities
- Flexible work hours including some weekends and evenings
- Familiarity with and commitment to educational ideas in Education at the Principia by Mary Kimball Morgan

Applications currently being accepted.

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Math and/or Science Upper School Faculty

- Full-time school year position starting 22'23

Summary: The Principia is seeking a dynamic Upper School Mathematics teacher who can use a variety of teaching methods to teach for understanding, ensure students are effectively applying their knowledge and skills, and mentor students as their teacher, character educator, and advisor; This person is also expected to support the School’s experiential education initiatives which include chaperoning social events and trips. Full-time, school year position.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
•Bachelor’s degree in Math or Physics required; Master’s degree preferred (in Education, Math, Physics or related STEM field)
• Teaching certification preferred (required within two years of hire)
• Relevant teaching experience with Upper School students
Applications currently being accepted.

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Math Teacher: Upper School

- Full-time school year position beginning 22-23

Summary: The Principia is seeking a dynamic Upper School Mathematics teacher who can use a variety of teaching methods to teach for understanding, ensure students are effectively applying their knowledge and skills, and mentor students as their teacher, character educator, and advisor; This person is also expected to support the School’s experiential education initiatives which include chaperoning social events and trips. Full-time, school year position.
Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Bachelor’s degree in Math required; Master’s degree preferred (in Education, Math, or related field)
• Teaching certification preferred (required within two years of hire)
• Relevant teaching experience with Upper School students
Applications currently being accepted.

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On-Call Staff (Needed Especially: On-Call Security)

- Part-time, on-call position, as needed

Summary: On-call support is needed in various departments across both campuses. Departments in need include Upper School Dorms, Early Learning Center, Campus Security (St. Louis and Elsah), Christian Science Nursing (Campus House and Cox Cottage), and Telecommunications.

Minimum Qualifications:
Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
*This description includes some, but not all, of the activities, responsibilities, and minimum qualifications assigned to this position.

Applications currently being accepted. This position is not eligible for relocation benefits.

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Seasonal Assistant Coach (any sport)

- Part-time, seasonal position, as needed

Summary: Assists in management of intercollegiate program at the College or secondary program at the School; fosters students' character growth and sense of completeness; demonstrates care for each student.

Minimum Qualifications:
Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist. Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required; willingness to turn readily to God for guidance; demonstrated knowledge and support of Principia's policies; bachelor's degree; School only: group coaching, teaching, and/or other instructional experience; College only: master's degree preferred and 3-5 years' progressive collegiate coaching experience preferred; will consider recent experience at high school, amateur, or professional levels. *This description includes some, but not all, of the activities and responsibilities assigned to this position.

Applications currently being accepted. This position is not eligible for relocation benefits.

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Social Studies Upper School Faculty

- Full-time, school-year position starting 22-23 school year

Summary: Has the passion and skillset to invoke student interest and ownership, incorporates real-life situations where appropriate, and demonstrates an awareness of the needs of the 21st-century learner. Actively engages in professional learning opportunities as an individual and with colleagues. Uses a variety of teaching methods to teach for understanding, ensuring students are effectively applying their knowledge and skills; teaches Social Studies for Upper School with an ability and interest in teaching history, possibly including business management, entrepreneurial studies, and economics; mentors students as their teacher, character educator, and advisor. Full-time, school-year (39 weeks) position.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
• Teaching certification
• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred (in Education, History or related field)
• Documented experience teaching high school students
• Ability to teach a range of Social Studies, including US Government, American History, and parallel World History events; preferred ability to teach, entrepreneurial studies, and economics as well
• Ability to relate well with students and adults
Applications currently being accepted.

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STEM Teacher & Integration Specialist

- Full time, School-year position beginning '22-23

Key Job Functions: This position will create a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) learning environment where students will explore interests in robotics, circuitry, graphic design, engineering, etc. Instruction is delivered in the form of project-based, student-centered learning communities.

Work-related Expectations:
STEM classes will be open to students from grades 9-12. Students work in pairs on self-paced, multi-stage engagements with specific deliverables required for completion. Approximately 75% of this position is devoted to teaching STEM courses and 25% is allocated for integrating STEM into other classes and developing partnerships.
Minimum Requirements:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Bachelor’s degree required.
• Experience with problem/project-based learning and/or STEAM education is preferred.
• Background in teaching science, math, computer science, mechanical/electrical engineering, graphic arts, design, CAD/drafting, research and development, electronics, or physics is preferred.
• Experience in any of these fields is also preferred, even without teaching experience if the candidate can demonstrate a willingness to learn a pedagogical approach to teaching children while maintaining a sense of passion and enthusiasm for STEM subjects and demonstrating excellent interpersonal skills.

Candidates are expected to learn:
• A variety of application software packages and their purpose in the learning environment
• Archiving student work
• Use of Google Drive, including Google certification

Applications currently being accepted.

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Stewardship / Research Coordinator

- Part-time, 30-hour, 12-month position starting as soon as possible

Responsible for coordinating stewardship for named and award funds including Fund Authorizations creation, bi-weekly gift receipts distribution and filing, and other assigned projects. Support processes must sustain positive and mutually rewarding relations between The Principia and its donors. The Coordinator collaborates with Advancement offices and maintains ongoing and active networking with other internal constituencies. This position also supports minimal research requirements for the Advancement team.

Minimum Qualifications:
• Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
• Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance
• Bachelor’s degree preferred
• Proven experience, preferably in higher education (or comparably complex organization), in development, stewardship, advancement services, marketing, sales or related field
• Understanding of fundraising principles
• Experience using office/advancement technologies and software including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as well as social media.
• Knowledge of Advancement databases, fundraising tools and software.
• Detail-oriented with a demonstrated focus on judgment, accuracy and timeliness.
• Advanced research skills and experience.
Applications currently being accepted.

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Substitute Teachers--Pre-K through Upper School

- On-call, part-time opportunities available immediately

Summary: Supervise students and presents lesson plans prepared by lead teacher; work individually and in small groups with students; act as classroom teacher if lead teacher is away; in Preschool and Lower School, substitutes normally take the role of teaching assistant.

Minimum Qualifications:
Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist. Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required; bachelor's degree (education degree or certification preferred); classroom experience; ability to work well with children and adults; willingness to turn readily to God for guidance. This description includes some, but not all, of the activities and responsibilities assigned to this position.

Applications currently being accepted. This position is not eligible for relocation benefits.

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Elsah, Illinois, Campus:

Academic Advising and Student Retention Coordinator

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: Utilizes professional advising and guidance skills to assess and address the diverse needs of Principia College students. Advises new students about Principia’s academic requirements and campus resources. Teaches classes and develops programming in support of student self-discovery and major/career exploration. Uses best practices associated with advising to enable students to design the best academic program to meet their needs. Assists in developing curriculum and programs to teach and support faculty in the advising process. Assists in designing, implementing, overseeing, and evaluating advising programs that support student learning and faculty advising. Participates in Retention, Persistence, and Completion (RPC) committee.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s degree
•Three (3) years professional experience in related field (education, social work, counseling, student affairs, etc.)
•Competence with software including MS Office and database applications

*All applications will be reviewed starting January 17.

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Administrative Coordinator of Registration & Grading

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: Under the supervision of the Registrar, manages student registration process; main office greeter for walk-in traffic and telephone; offers and registers students for independent study and internship contracts; processes all requests for transcripts and enrollment verifications; coordinates the collection and distribution of grades; maintains records of students’ majors/minors/advisors; maintains archival records in the vault; maintains the integrated office schedule; works extensively with the integrated student database to maintain records accurately and improve office procedures for handling data.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•College degree
•Computer proficiency and strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel; Microsoft Access and PowerPoint a plus
•Student database (Banner) experience preferred or ability to learn easily
•Attention to detail and accuracy
•Strong organizational skills
•Effective verbal and written communication skills; demonstrated editorial and proofreading skills
•Ability to make connections between ideas and see wide-ranging ramifications
•Ability to maintain confidentiality
•Comfort working in a fast-paced office with intensely busy periods and interruptions
•Active interest in learning new skills and in process improvement
•Ability to work effectively as a member of a closely integrated work team

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Admissions Operations Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Position Summary: Under the direction of the Dean of Admissions, the Admissions Operations Manager is responsible for all facets of the admissions processes for Principia College, including prospective student communications and application processing. The Admissions Operations Manager serves as the functional lead for the Slate CRM application.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science Class Instruction preferred
•Bachelor’s degree; Master’s degree preferred in education, student personnel development, enrollment management or related field. Experience in admissions in higher education; leadership and supervisory experience;
•Demonstrated ability to lead multiple functions in support of institutional objectives
•A clear understanding of Principia’s purpose and an appreciation of its policies
•At least five years of prior experience required administering recruitment, and admissions programs. Outstanding organizational, communications, including oral, written and interpersonal skills, and managerial skills required.
•Strategic planning, budget development, managerial and leadership experience required.
•Knowledge of federal and state laws and regulations related to admissions and compliance required, including international admissions, enrollment, advising and transcript evaluation services and FERPA. Excellent technology skills required particularly with student systems, digital imaging, reporting and database management, the internet including web applications, social networks, communication management, Windows, MS Office, online registration services and others required.
•Experience developing publications and communication plans required.
•Knowledge of college admissions policies and procedures, particularly as they relate to special admissions programs, selective and competitive admission programs, international student admissions. Knowledge of federal and state laws related to admissions.
•Knowledge of key national organizations and publications and best practices such as NACAC, NACADA, NAFSA, ACE, as well as knowledge of latest student success initiatives including Guided Pathways.
•Excellent technology skills, including knowledge of the student information system, document imaging software, internet and web applications, placement testing system, college network, and phone system, including voicemail, electronic mail, and college website.
•Knowledge of budgetary and strategic planning, assessment strategies and personnel policies and procedures.
•Understanding of Specialized Resource material, including College publications and college web sites; other web sites; international admissions handbooks; policy and procedural manuals; federal and state laws; catalogues and other publications from other colleges, public and private school systems, and military; FERPA;
•Ability to maintain strict confidentiality.
•Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Admissions Recruitment Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: In conjunction with the Dean of Admissions, ensures that recruiting objectives, goals, plans, policies, practices, and actions produce meet strategic enrollment goals, consistent with the overall mission and strategic plan for the office. This position leads two recruitment efforts for Principia: 1) developing Principia’s national recruitment network to aid in identifying and connecting with eligible recruits and 2) t developing field engagement strategies and leading the planning and execution of field events that raise Principia’s profile and build affinity towards visit/enrollment/volunteerism/contributions. The Assistant Director creates develops, and implements new and innovative recruiting strategies. The success of this role relies on working effectively across the college and with its departments, and build high-performing and trusting relationships within the College, Principia School, and all outside constituents.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelors degree; graduate degree preferred
•3-5 years relevant work experience
•Understands Principia’s mission and has desire to share Principia with prospective students and their families
•Working knowledge of Microsoft Office
•Additional duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Admissions

*This description includes essential job duties, but not necessarily all of the activities and responsibilities currently assigned to this position, or as assigned by the Director of Admissions, and may be changed at any time. Applications currently being accepted.

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Assistant Guest House Manager

- Part-time (26-30 hr/wk), 39-week position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: The mission of the Guest House is to graciously accommodate the variety of guests who visit the Principia College campus. The responsibilities of this role are to carry out specific organizational, reservation, reception, and other duties in support of the Guest House Manager and the Guest House mission.

Special Requirements:
• Ability to work fluctuating hours with possible early morning and/or late evening shifts and weekends when school is in session
•Vacation “blackout” dates during large events including, but not limited to Parents Weekend, Home Coming , Alumni, BOT Meetings, and Summer Session.
•Occasional overnight stays (when Guest House manager is away)

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Experience in customer service or hospitality industry, preferred
•Proficient computer skills, and strong working knowledge of Microsoft office, including Word, Excel and Outlook, Communication/Business writing

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment.
Applications currently being accepted.

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Associate Registrar

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: Manages and implements Scholastic Committee processes and follow through; responsible for student enrollment status process; supervises student employees; plays a major role in maintaining the Banner Student data system to meet the functional requirements of the Registrar’s Office; serves as back-up for the Registrar in the Registrar’s absence. Under the supervision of the Registrar. Full- time, 12-month position.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s degree
•Computer proficiency and strong working knowledge of MS-Word and Excel; MS-Access and Powerpoint a plus
•Awareness of operating systems, networking concepts, and relational database structure
•Demonstrated ability to learn new technologies and software quickly
•Comfort working in a fast-paced office with intensely busy periods and interruptions; ability to work with a minute level of detail

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment.

CLASSIFICATION OF JOB PER FLSA: NON-EXEMPT
Applications currently being accepted.

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Athletics Graduate Assistant

- Part-time, 9-month position beginning August 2021.

Summary: The Head Strength and Conditioning Coach works in close association with other sport coaches to develop systematic training programs for both teams and individual athletes to increase their athletic performance in specific sports. This is accomplished by developing the strength, speed, flexibility, or endurance, of student-athletes depending on the needs or the requirements of the sport. This work includes teaching proper lifting techniques, supervising and motivating athletes as they work out, and assessing their performance. 9-month, part-time position.

The purpose of the graduate assistant program is two-fold: 1. To assist with athletic department needs with the emphasis being to enhance the current student-athlete experience. 2. To develop the skills and knowledge of the graduate assistant in the field of sport management, as well as coaching through direct application. Part-time, 9-month position.

Special Requirements:
•Willingness to work nights and weekends
•Ability and desire to obtain graduate degree in the field of sports

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s degree; 3.0 GPA in major course work
•Proven ability in at least one area of collegiate athletics

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed but are not to be a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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Campus Security Officer

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary of responsibilities: This position serves the Principia community, guests and the visiting public through upholding Principia’s standard of safety and security, while prayerfully and metaphysically supporting campus safety and security. The Security Officer is responsible for providing a security presence and monitoring traffic, events, and the activities of people on campus, while attending and maintaining professional training and standards in accordance with departmental requirements. It is the duty of this position to respond to and assist the Principia community, visiting public and/or the police with security matters and/or emergencies. The ideal candidate should express good judgment, is detail oriented, respects and maintains confidentiality, and displays a strong sense of principle and integrity, along with a high comfort level working with a diverse campus population and having frequent public contact.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Must have a valid driver’s license
•Ability to pass police/agency background security check and to pass police/security professional training course(s)
•Working background in Security, preferred

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Collections and Instruction Librarian

- Full-time, 10-month position beginning as soon as possible

Summary: This individual will work collaboratively as a team member to maintain excellence in library collections, services, and programs. This position will provide guidance regarding development, assessment, management, and promotion of user-centered, holistic collections to meet the current and emerging information needs of the Principia College community. They will participate in the library's delivery of research and course-related instructional services as needed. They will serve as liaison to selected academic disciplines and develop subject-focused research LibGuides. The ideal candidate will express grace, a sense of humor, a love of teaching, and a commitment to continuous professional development.

Qualifications:
●Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
●Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
●MLS from an ALA accredited program
●Commitment to continuous improvement in instructional methodology
●Demonstrated teaching ability with high school, college, and/or adult learners
●At least three years’ experience in a library setting (academic library experience preferred)
●Knowledge of the principles of cataloging, subject analysis, and classification (Library of Congress preferred)
●Familiarity with subscription databases (e.g. EBSCOHost, JSTOR, ProQuest, etc.)
●Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (including Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint)
●Facility with the following software or equivalents: library management (ExLibris Alma), web development (Springshare LibGuides), and authentication (OpenAthens)

*This description includes most but not necessarily all, of the activities and responsibilities currently assigned to this position; however, other duties and responsibilities may also be included or some removed. Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty: Mathematics: Open Rank

- Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2022

Summary: Teaches 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses, including both general education courses and courses that support the mathematics degree programs. Additional duties include advising students, on-going professional development, serving on campus-wide committees, contributing in scholarly ways, assessment of academic programs, supporting Principia activities, and promoting Christian Science-based character education in accord with Principia’s mission as outlined in Education at The Principia.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Master’s Degree in Mathematics, Statistics, or closely related field; Ph.D. preferred
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Willingness to be an academic generalist who can teach multiple areas within the discipline
•Ability to work with a range of students and skill levels
•Classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty (Visiting)

- Temporary, Part-time and Full-time opportunities

We welcome applications for any Principia-offered academic programs not currently posted, to assist academic programs on a part-time, temporary basis, as needed. Submitting a resume and application for a visiting/ancillary faculty post does not guarantee employment. Principia is seeking to review talent for temporary current needs and in anticipation of future temporary needs and program offerings. Minimum Qualifications: Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist; Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required; willingness to turn readily to God for guidance; master's degree required, terminal degree, preferred; Demonstrated successful experience working with and motivating learners from diverse backgrounds, and diverse learning abilities in a classroom setting.

Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty :Art History (Open Rank)

- Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2022

Summary: Seeking a dynamic generalist in art history to teach a broad range of Western and non-Western art history courses at the introductory, intermediate, advanced, and capstone levels. This individual will teach 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses. Additional duties include advising students, on-going professional development, serving on campus-wide committees, contributing in scholarly ways, assessment of academic programs, supporting Principia activities, and promoting Christian Science-based character education in accord with Principia’s mission as outlined in Education at The Principia.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Prefer PhD in art history, but will consider ABD candidates or candidates with an M.A. in art history who plan to earn the PhD.
•Some college-level teaching experience preferred.
•An art historian who is an educator with a robust research and writing practice.
•Willingness to be an academic generalist who is able to teach multiple areas within the discipline
•Ability to work with a range of students and skill levels
•Classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty: Educational Studies (Open Rank)

- Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2022

Summary: Teaches 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses, including both general education courses and major courses (courses to support the Theory and Practice concentration preferred). Additional duties include advising students, on-going professional development, serving on campus-wide committees, contributing in scholarly ways, participation in assessment of the Educational Studies program, supporting Principia activities, and promoting Christian Science-based character education in accord with Principia’s mission as outlined in Education at The Principia.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Master’s Degree in Education and experience in the field of Education, which may include classroom teaching, outdoor education, or youth work.
•Doctorate in Education preferred.
•Theoretical and practical understanding of current research on learning theory and communication principles.
•Willingness to be a generalist who is able to do multiple tasks and teach multiple subjects associated with education; to be a reflective, critical practitioner of teaching; to work collaboratively in multiple settings with multiple groups; and to be an effective communicator.
•Ability to work with a range of students and skill levels.
•Classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred.

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty: History of the Christian Science Movement (Open Rank)

- Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2022

Summary: Teaches religious studies courses, including The Life of Mary Baker Eddy, Christian Science Movement, and shared responsibility for Christian Contexts of Christian Science. Primary specialization is in the history of the Christian Science movement, but secondary specialization is open: areas of competence might include religious history, women in religion, comparative religions, biblical studies, ethics, or religion and society. Additional duties include advising students, on-going professional development, serving on campus-wide committees, assessment of academic programs, supporting Principia activities, promoting Christian Science-based character education in accord with Principia’s mission as outlined in Education at The Principia, and researching, presenting, and publishing on the history of the Christian Science movement.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Master’s degree in a field relevant to religious studies or to the history of the Christian Science movement, such as (but not limited to) Divinity, History, Religious Studies, Theological Studies, etc.;Ph.D. preferred
•Scholarly research in Christian Science history; publications and extensive archival experience in the history of the Christian Science movement strongly preferred
•Active Christian Science Mother Church and local branch church membership and class instruction from an authorized teacher
•Willingness to be an academic generalist who is able to teach multiple areas within the discipline
•Ability to work with a range of students and skill levels
•Classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty: Languages & Cultures (Open Rank)

- Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2022.

Summary: This 9-month position is open to qualified Spanish and/or French language teachers prepared to teach a range of courses in a General Education and major program for undergraduates. These include the first-year language requirement (GE2L), and course offerings in intermediate and advanced language, culture, film, and literature. We prefer a candidate with skills in both languages but will consider faculty with strong competence in Spanish or French. Teaches 18-21 credits per year. Supports advising, assessment and other activities of the Languages and Cultures Department. Commits to ongoing professional development including scholarship in the field. Contributes to internationalization of the curriculum through committee and collegial activities within a liberal arts education in the spirit of Education at the Principia. This includes Christian Science based “whole person” character education in accordance with Principia’s mission and the Purpose and Policies of The Principia, with daily spiritual work in support of that mission and the ongoing teaching responsibilities.

Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist;
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required;
•Master’s Degree in Spanish or French or in language teaching, PhD or DML preferred, along with a requirement for a tested superior level of proficiency in speaking and writing skills in Spanish or French; ability to teach another language preferred;
•Native or near-native fluency in Spanish or French (ACTFL national proficiency norms: Educated Native Speaker, Distinguished, or Superior: ILR 3+, CEFR C2);
•Proven teaching abilities suited to the college level, including familiarity with relevant technology; classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred;
•Ability to work with students of a wide range of skill levels and academic preparation;
•Enthusiasm for teaching the first-year language requirement courses (GE2L) as well as classes at more advanced levels;
•Significant experience in cultures outside the United States where other languages are spoken;
•Willingness to address intercultural competence as a core component of language teaching, and interest in helping colleagues develop this component across the curriculum;
•Acquaintance with ACTFL proficiency criteria and current national norms for developing and assessing language teaching programs.

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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College Faculty: Studio Art (Drawing, Painting, Foundations)

- Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2022

Summary: Teaches 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses, including both general education courses and courses that support the foundations area (color theory, 2-D design) and all levels of drawing and painting, including watercolor, and figure drawing and figure painting in the Studio Art major. The candidate should be open and committed to contemporary ideas and practices in studio art. Additional duties include advising students, on-going professional development, serving on campus-wide committees, contributing in scholarly ways, assessment of academic programs, supporting Principia activities, and promoting Christian Science-based character education in accord with Principia’s mission as outlined in Education at The Principia.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•M.F.A. in painting or drawing or related media/practice
•An innovative artist-educator with a robust studio practice
•College-level teaching experience preferred
•Willingness to be an academic generalist who is able to teach multiple areas within the discipline
•Ability to work with a range of students and skill levels

Please include the following with your application materials:
•15-20 samples of personal work (in PDF format) and annotated index of works stating the media, dimensions, and date. Images should be 300dpi, and 2,000 pixels in the longest dimension. Please name the file using the following format: “lastname_personalwork.pdf”

•A teaching philosophy statement

•An artist’s statement

•A link to your website

•If possible also send samples of your students' work (college level):
10-15 samples of student work (in PDF format) and annotated index of works stating the media, dimensions, and date. Images should be 300dpi, and 2,000 pixels in the longest dimension. Please name the file using the following format: “lastname_studentwork.pdf”

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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Dean of Admissions

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Position Summary: The Dean of Admissions serves as the advisor to the President on matters pertaining to recruitment, admissions, and enrollment strategy. The Dean is responsible for all facets of the recruiting and admissions processes for Principia College, and leads the strategic enrollment management and marketing initiatives, including prospective student communications and application processing. The ideal candidate should have the ability to engage the College community in thoughtful discussion and deliberation regarding admissions and enrollment issues. The successful candidate will provide inspirational leadership to an energetic and engaged team and is skilled at relationship-building across campus and across constituencies.

Preferred Qualifications
•Over five years of progressively responsible experience in undergraduate admissions, with a nuanced mastery of the admission process.
•An advanced degree
•Knowledge of federal and state laws and regulations related to admissions and compliance required, including international admissions, enrollment, and transcript evaluation services and FERPA.
•Excellent technology skills required particularly with student systems, reporting and database management, Customer Relations Management programs, social networks, communication management, Windows, MS Office, online registration services and others.
•Experience developing marketing publications and communication plans.
•Knowledge of college admissions policies and procedures, particularly as they relate to special admissions programs, international student admissions.
•Knowledge of key national organizations and publications and best practices such as NACAC, NACADA, NAFSA, ACE, as well as knowledge of latest student success initiatives including Guided Pathways.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist;
•Master’s degree;
•Christian Science Class instruction
•Proven track record in admissions, enrollment or student recruiting
•At least seven years of leadership and supervisory experience in an educational setting;
•Strategic enrollment marketing and planning, budget development, managerial and leadership experience required;
•Sensitivity to multicultural issues and an appreciation of differences in secondary school backgrounds are essential.

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment.
Applications currently being accepted.

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Director of Center for Teaching and Learning

- full-time, 12-month position beginning June, 2022

Summary: Primary responsibilities include envisioning and administering CTL programs for faculty and students to support student success, directing and managing CTL team to develop and implement programs for student success, and supports faculty as a community of learners. Additional duties include serving on campus-wide committees (e.g. Committee on the Assessment of Student Learning -CASL, Retention, Persistence and Completion Committee- RPC, and the Admissions Committee), on-going professional development, including scholarship.

Minimum Qualifications:
●Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, MA and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
●Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required
●Classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred, 1-3 years
●Master’s Degree in related field
●Willingness to be an academic generalist who is able to work with faculty and staff from multiple areas and disciplines
●Awareness of the range of student abilities and skill levels and how to support the range

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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Executive Assistant (EA) to the Academic Deans

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: The EA to the academic deans is responsible for managing the daily operations of the academic dean’s office, including the planning, tracking, and reconciling of all dean’s office budgets. The position is also responsible for managing and coordinating several special events, including the annual student awards program and other awards, Dean’s workshops, colloquia, end-of-semester celebration events, etc. Additionally, the EA manages the online syllabi and course evaluation programs; takes notes at meetings; and performs confidential personnel duties

Minimum Qualifications:
•Demonstrated experience with a strong detail-orientation
•Demonstrated abilities at being efficient, able to provide confidential, high-level support to the dean and assistant dean, and be able to handle multiple tasks and projects at one time
•Comfortable with managing unanticipated urgent demands with confidentiality and discretion.
•Demonstrated capacity to manage priorities in an often fast-paced environment, working independently, using good judgment and creative problem solving to anticipate and handle issues that arise and may need the deans’ attention.
•Demonstrated strong relationship-building skills.
•Strong written and verbal communication skills
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s degree, or 3-5 years of related, administrative experience
•Demonstrated organizational and general computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, internet, Outlook email, scheduling, and others; demonstrated ability to learn and work with new software programs
•A clear understanding of and dedication to Principia’s purpose, mission and place in education

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Facilities Project Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible

Summary: Under the direction of the Facilities Director, responsible for managing, and overseeing facilities planning, site planning, and programming for campus operation projects and capital projects. Oversee architectural services and interior design program. Typical responsibilities include coordination and management of projects, budgetary oversight, provide advice for campus planning and design improvements, overseeing furniture/interior design sustainment program, and overseeing architectural services. Functions may include specialized architectural, engineering, site, and construction services, energy engineering, building code analysis, project scheduling, estimating, and management, and support of operations and maintenance. Projects may include new construction, renovation of existing spaces and major maintenance of existing building and campus infrastructure.

Special Requirements:
•Shares on-call (after hours and weekends) responsibilities

Minimum Qualifications:
•Proven experience in architectural, engineering or construction project management and/or facilities management
•Proven team leadership, supervision and project management skills
•Experience with office-related computer systems including AutoCAD for architectural projects

* This description includes most, but not necessarily all, of the activities and responsibilities currently assigned to this position. Applications currently being accepted.

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Human Resources Generalist and Office Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: The Human Resources Generalist supports and assists Principia College employees and the Human Resources department in carrying out various procedures and programs for its employees and managers; This role promotes a welcoming atmosphere that fosters trust and respect in the Principia Human Resources office and the community through providing excellent customer service, performing day-to-day HR tasks with care, and seamlessly supporting various critical HR functions to effectively meet Principia College’s goals. The HR Generalist is primarily responsible for tasks related to contracts and terminations, processes and compliance, recruitment and training support, correspondence, customer service, and other seasonal HR projects.

Special Requirements:
•Ability to have a flexible work schedule or work long hours in order to accommodate several peak periods during the year

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s degree in related field or 3-5 years related work experience
•Proficiency working with Microsoft Office and databases

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Land Stewardship Assistant Forester

- Part-time, 25 hr/wk position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: This part time staff person (25 hrs/wk) serves as Land Stewardship Assistant Forester, and is responsible for implementing land stewardship activities on the Principia College campus under the direction of the Land Stewardship Manager. Overall activities include, but are not limited to, supervising the Land Stewardship Work Crew; demonstrating good fieldwork skills; and operating BNR forestry tools and equipment, often independently.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor's degree in Biology, Natural Resource Management, Environmental Studies, Forestry, Wildlife Management, or other related field
•Knowledgeable of Midwestern ecology including forests and prairies
•Previous experience on natural resource work crews
•Proficient in GIS mobile data collection
•Possess relevant certifications
•A self-starter who is safety oriented and goal driven
•Demonstrated passion for natural resources
•Works well with others and capable of respectfully navigating diverse stakeholder groups
•Capable of working with power tools and heavy equipment
•Able to lift 50 pounds and work in adverse weather conditions in rough terrain
•Valid driver's license

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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On-Call Staff

- Part-time, on-call positions, as needed

Summary:
Please use this application for Graduate Assistant, Post-Graduate Teaching Intern, or On-call positions.

On-Call support is needed in various departments across both campuses. Departments in need include Early Learning Center, Campus Security (St. Louis and Elsah), Christian Science Nursing (Campus House and Cox Cottage), Telecommunications.

Minimum Qualifications:
Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist; Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required; willingness to turn readily to God for guidance. *This description includes some, but not all, of the activities, responsibilities and minimum qualifications assigned to this position.

Applications currently being accepted.

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Seasonal Assistant Coach (any sport)

- Part-time, seasonal position based on need

Summary:
Assists in management of intercollegiate program at the College or secondary program at the School; fosters students’ character growth and sense of completeness; demonstrates care for each student.

Minimum Qualifications:
Active (or pending) membership in The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of The First Church of Christ, Scientist; Christian Science class instruction preferred but not required; willingness to turn readily to God for guidance; demonstrated knowledge and support of Principia's policies; bachelor’s degree; School only: group coaching, teaching, and/or other instructional experience; College only: master's degree preferred and 3-5 years' progressive collegiate coaching experience preferred; will consider recent experience at high school, amateur, or professional levels. *This description includes some, but not all, of the activities and responsibilities assigned to this position.

Applications currently being accepted.

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Spiritual Life Program Manager

- Full-time, 10 or 12 month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: This position organizes the logistics, promotion, and communication of programs that foster faith formation, spiritual development, and deep community connections
among a diverse student body, faculty, and staff.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist.
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s degree; Master’s degree from a seminary or in religious field preferred.
•Preferred experience working in faith formation, spiritual development programming, or related fields.
•Sincere interest in students and in student life.
•Ability to see the larger picture for programs and communications.
•Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
•Demonstrated program coordination and organizational skills.
•Familiarity with and commitment to educational ideas in Education at the Principia by Mary Kimball Morgan.

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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Student Education and Engagement Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary: The Student Education and Engagement Manager develops, implements, and manages educational programs in support of student well-being, leadership, spiritual discovery, and social/community engagement. The goal of this position is to build comprehensive systems that empower students and student organizations to become more purposeful, inclusive, and committed members of their communities and to promote the development of the Whole Person in each individual.

Minimum Qualifications:
●Active membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
●Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
●Ability to navigate complex issues calmly, effectively, humbly, and with spiritual grace
●Master’s Degree in education preferred but not required, leadership, student development, higher education administration, social work, or similar disciplines.
●Ability to create and facilitate education and training

Special Requirements:
●Available evenings or weekends if needed to attend/lead activities

Special Additional Duties and Requirements for Student Life staff:
●Deep commitment to practicing Christian Science
●Actively supports Quiet Time; attends Christian Science Organization testimony meetings and other Christian Science programming on campus
●Selfless and humble role model in the spirit of Christ Jesus; wisely discerning and able to lead thought gently from the basis of Christian Science
●Committed to the mission and goals of Principia and the department as defined and with emphasis on Principia’s Policy 19, the College Wide Learning Outcomes, and department outcomes

*The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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Trades and Rental Housing Manager

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary:
This position is responsible for the day-to-day activities relating to the in-house trades engaged in the operations, maintenance, service and repair of the College campus; Manages work orders/job tickets and preventative maintenance program, Dude Solutions: Asset Essentials (Dude); Manages maintenance projects involving shop crews; Assures that all aspects of in-house work meet College standards for quality and safety, regulatory standards, as well as budgetary and time related goals; Manages the rental housing program on behalf of the College.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Must have proven experience in facilities management or related fields including maintenance and operations, construction, engineering and architecture.
•Must have proven team leadership, supervision and project management skills.
•Experience with office-related computer systems.
•Good communication skills and an ability to work in and lead a team in a high tempo environment.

Special Requirements:
•Live within 15 minutes of campus
•Carry cell phone, share on-call responsibilities in order to coordinate emergency repairs after hours
•Broad knowledge of the building maintenance industry and trades, budget preparation and control.
•Demonstrates clear, orderly, principled thinking.

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Applications currently being accepted.

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Videographer/Editor

- Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible.

Summary:The Media Services videographer/editor fills an important role at the college by creating videos that help college departments and community members publicize their work and initiatives. Videos may be promotional or instructional in nature, but must always present information in a professional, creative, and compelling manner. This individual also works with the Video Production Manager to supervise the student worker Video Crew in producing videos. Lastly, the position requires that the individual understand best business practices and be able to select, implement, and maintain a project management program that ensures efficiency of multiple video production projects. This position requires demonstrable knowledge of video recording/editing/lighting equipment and procedures, creativity, flexibility, strong people and collaboration skills, the ability to work independently, and take initiative.

Minimum Qualifications:
•Active (or pending) membership in the First Church of Christ, Scientist and/or in a Journal-listed branch church or society of the First Church of Christ, Scientist
•Christian Science class instruction preferred, but not required
•Bachelor’s Degree in business and/or mass communication
•Experience in video production and techniques, computer technology, editing aesthetics and software, and post-production effects
•Management/supervisorial experience
•Working knowledge of audio, video, lighting equipment
•General understanding of best business practices, of promotion and communication methods
•Proven ability to work independently while directing and executing video shoots; ability to interact comfortably with all subjects and diverse backgrounds, including faculty, staff, and students

* The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not to be seen as a complete list of responsibilities and are subject to change at the discretion of the employer. Additionally, they do not establish a contract for employment. Applications currently being accepted.

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*Please note that Principia College employees who have not been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 must undergo weekly testing for COVID-19, per Illinois State Executive Order Number 88.

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