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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:
St. Louis, Missouri, Campus:
- Choir Director
- Fleet Maintenance Technician (Automotive, Diesel, and Equipment Mechanic) New!
- Lower School Teacher New!
- On-Call Staff (Needed Especially: On-Call Security)
- Seasonal Assistant Coach (any sport)
- Substitute Teachers--Pre-K through Upper School
- Upper School Visual Arts Teacher New!
Elsah, Illinois, Campus:
- Academic Advising and Student Awards Coordinator
- Assistant Dean of Academics
- Associate Registrar
- Campus Security Officer
- Career Coordinator, Alumni & Employer Relations
- Christian Science Nurse
- College Communications Officer
- College Faculty (Visiting)
- College Faculty: Dance
- College Faculty: Engineering
- College Faculty: History
- College Faculty: Languages and Cultures
- College Faculty: Mass Communication
- College Faculty: Mathematics
- College Faculty: Music-Choir & Voice New!
- College Faculty: Theatre
- Director of Athletics Communications (DAC)
- Director of Christian Science Nursing
- Freshman Residential Coordinator (RC) New!
- Information Literacy Coordinator/Government Docs Librarian
- On-Call Staff
- Registrar
- Seasonal Assistant Coach (any sport)
- Upperclass Residential Coordinator (RC) New!
St. Louis, Missouri, Campus:
| Choir Director |
| - Full-time, school-year position |
| Summary: Teaches a wide range of ages and levels in a choral music program, instilling an appreciation of music and the students’ unique musical talents. Nine-month teaching 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; Experience directing large and small ensembles as well as soloists; Ability to teach a wide variety of musical styles; Experience teaching voice, preferably at the middle and high school level; Strong vocal technique and keyboard skills; Kodaly certification a plus; Ability to work well with students Applications currently being accepted. |
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| Fleet Maintenance Technician (Automotive, Diesel, and Equipment Mechanic) |
| - Full Time, Beginning as soon as possible |
| Summary: Responsible for the overall management of the School’s vehicles, power equipment, maintenance shop, and staff; organizes, orders parts, maintain parts inventory, and schedules maintenance; performs maintenance in a timely and professional manner. Full-time, 12-month position. Work Performed: Essential Duties* •Prioritizes work orders, performs, and schedules preventative maintenance for all vehicles, school buses and power equipment •Responsible for all state mandated safety and emissions inspections •Orders parts for maintenance and repair in a timely fashion •Meets regularly with Facilities Director and the Engineering Supervisor to update on fleet condition, review priorities, and shop needs •Responsible for electronic maintenance records for all vehicles, school buses and power equipment •Assures all maintenance and repairs meet federal, state and local requirements •Maintains a clean well-organized work area •Responsible for the daily inspections and fueling of vehicles and school buses •Stays 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 •Makes recommendations for replacement of vehicles, school buses and power equipment •Responsible for preventative maintenance of all shop equipment Applications currently being accepted. |
| For an application and job description, e-mail Tessa Miller at stlhr.admin@principia.edu or call 314-514-3105 from outside of the U.S. and Canada. If you know individuals who may be interested in this position, please tell them about it. |
| Lower School Teacher |
| - Full-time, school-year position |
| Summary: Plans and teaches reading, language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies lessons within a multilevel learning environment using an inquiry-based approach; implements a workshop approach to scaffold learning and teach for deep understanding. 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 education (elementary degree/certification preferred); master’s degree preferred (in education or a related field) • Teaching certification preferred (required within two years of hire date) • Demonstrate support of Principia’s mission and philosophy by promoting a positive image of the school at all times 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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| 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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| Upper School Visual Arts Teacher |
| - Full-time, school-year position starting in August 2020 |
| Summary: Stretches students academically and creatively through a range of visual art and digital media classes; supports students to develop and refine their analytical, critical, and creative thinking and expression. Teaches four courses per semester to students in grades 9–12. 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; master’s degree preferred (in education, art, design, or related field) • Teaching certificate preferred • Documented teaching experience with high school students; proven ability to motivate students to excellence • Advanced knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite; expertise with InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator • Command of a range of artistic media, allowing for flexible use of tools and materials • Portfolio of professional and student work • Background knowledge in visual literacy, multimedia, and traditional media • Ability to facilitate critiques, discussions, peer-to-peer feedback, and student presentations with an emphasis on critical thinking and effective communication Applications currently being accepted. |
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Elsah, Illinois, Campus:
| Academic Advising and Student Awards Coordinator |
| - Full-time, 10-month position beginning as soon as possible. |
| Summary: Assists in developing curriculum and programs to teach and support faculty in the advising process. Supports faculty and students in understanding best practices associated with advising to enable students to design the best academic program to meet their needs. Utilizes professional advising and guidance skills to assess the diverse needs of Principia College students. Assists in designing, implementing, overseeing, and evaluating advising programs that support student learning and faculty advising. Advises new students about Principia’s academic requirements and campus resources. May teach credit classes and develop programming in support of student self-discovery and major/career exploration. Coordinates the end-of-year College student awards process, including all aspects of planning the ceremony and managing the event on the day. 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; Master’s degree preferred •Three (3) years professional experience in applicable field (education, social work, counseling, student affairs, etc.) •Competence with software including MS Office and database applications *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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| Assistant Dean of Academics |
| - Full-time, 12-month position beginning July 1, 2020 |
| Summary:The Assistant Dean of Academics assists the Dean of Academics in administration of the academic unit. The Assistant Dean is assigned primary oversight of student support services, including the Academic Technology; Advising; Career Office; Center for Teaching and Learning; Community Service; and the Multi-disciplinary programs. The Assistant Dean is directly responsible for guiding programming to ensure student success, teacher effectiveness, and assessment of student learning. The Assistant Dean of Academics manages the General Education program, the strategic initiatives for the academic unit, academic program reviews, individualized majors and minors, outcome-based assessment of student learning, academic workshops, and other academic tasks (i.e. Annenberg Scholar program, Public Affairs and International Perspectives Conferences). Just as important, the Assistant Dean of Academics will be the chief advisor to the Dean of Academics responsible for keeping the Dean of Academics informed of issues under their responsibility—and will be the Acting Dean of Academics in the Dean of Academic’s absence. The Assistant Dean serves on several committees. 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 •A terminal degree in the person’s academic discipline. •Five years of full-time teaching at a comparable institution. •Demonstrated administrative experience in program development, management, budgeting, and evaluation. •Demonstrated ability to build trust, respect, and cooperation among people. •Demonstrated ability to communicate and work well with middle management and senior leadership. *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: Under the supervision of the Registrar, represents the office and plays a major role in maintaining the Banner Student data system to meet the functional requirements of the Registrar's Office; attends meetings in place of the Registrar. Serves as backup for the Registrar in the Registrar’s absence. 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. Applications currently being accepted. |
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| Campus Security Officer |
| - Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible |
| 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. The officer is also expected to attend professional development and maintain 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, be detail oriented, respect and maintain confidentiality, and display 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; willingness to turn readily to God for guidance; a valid driver’s license; ability to pass a police/agency background security check and to pass police/security professional training course(s); working background in security, preferred. *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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| Career Coordinator, Alumni & Employer Relations |
| - Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible. |
| Summary:Fosters relationships with alumni and employers to create new and innovative ways for connecting students with post-graduate employment opportunities for domestic and international students. Supports recent graduates in their transition from student to career professional through networking connections and helping with job search materials. Maintains strong and mutually beneficial relationships with other departments, faculty, administration, Alumni and Field Relations, and other alumni groups to champion networking and experiential learning opportunities. Develops progressive initiatives to promote student learning and alumni engagement in professional connections for career exploration and job/internship searches. 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 applicable field (networking, career development, communication, etc.) •Ability to work with students, parents, staff, faculty, administration, alumni, and cultural diversity •Competence with software including MS Office and database applications * 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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| Christian Science Nurse |
| - Temporary Full-Time (37 week) position for the 2019/2020 School Year |
| Summary: Provides compassionate and skilled Christian Science nursing care for young children, college students, staff, and other members of the Principia community; is respectful of others’ perspectives and experiences, listens considerately, and demonstrates a capacity to learn. Minimum Qualifications: • Meets the requirements of Article VIII, Section 31, “Christian Science Nurse,” in the Manual of The Mother Church • Christian Science class instruction from an authorized teacher of Christian Science • Active Christian Science Mother Church (First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, MA) and branch church membership • Completion of a substantial Christian Science nurses training program • Current Christian Science nurse advertisement in The Christian Science Journal • A sound and substantial practice as a Christian Science nurse in a private duty, visiting service, or camp setting • Computer literacy; working knowledge of Microsoft Office *This description includes some, but not all, of the activities, responsibilities, and minimum qualifications assigned to this position. **Please indicate in your cover letter which position you are applying for(Regular, Temporary, or both). Applications currently being accepted. |
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| College Communications Officer |
| - Full-time, 12-month position beginning as soon as possible |
| The communications officer (CO) oversees communications and public relations programs for the College and works with the president and Senior Administration to compose, coordinate, and implement formal internal and external communications for the College. The CO will help develop a unified, consistent message for internal/external communications, expand understanding of changes taking place within the institution, and strengthen overall communication to inform and engage all constituencies of the community. The communications officer will also support a developing College-based marketing team charged with creating an engaging, current, and dynamic image of Principia College through creative, branded, and coordinated content for web, video, social media, print, and electronic communications. The Communications Officer will work closely with Principia’s central communications office, which has overall responsibility for Principia’s branding and messaging – including quality control, message coordination, and support and leverage for the College’s efforts. 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 • BA or BS degree, preferably in English, marketing, public relations, or journalism • A minimum of four years of copywriting experience, with experience writing print promotional materials and web content; experience working in communications, marketing, or higher education preferred • Exemplary writing skills; excellent proofreading and copyediting skills; thorough knowledge of English language, grammar, spelling, punctuation, and usage • Proficiency and confidence with Microsoft Word, e-mail, web, and current technologies, including social media *This description includes some, but not all, of the activities and responsibilities assigned to this position. 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: Dance |
| - Part-time, school year position beginning July 1, 2020. |
| Summary: Part-time Dance faculty that teaches from the viewpoint of the liberal arts for the purpose of inspiring an artistic understanding of, and appreciation for, the performing arts. Responsibilities may include: teaching various technique classes (Ballet, Modern, Jazz and/or Tap), supporting annual Dance Production (as Choreographer), teaching Theatre Movement (elective class for Dance and Theatre minors and required for Theatre majors), and promoting Christian Science-based character education in accord with Principia’s mission as outlined in Education at The Principia. Minimum Qualifications: •M.A. required; MFA degree in Dance preferred •Significant dance experience, preferably at the professional level •Professional tested experience will be considered in place of degrees •Willingness and ability to work with students at all skill levels •Interdisciplinary outlook and willingness to work with colleagues in different disciplines •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 *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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| College Faculty: Engineering |
| - Full-time, nine-month position beginning as soon as possible |
| Summary: Teaches 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses, including both beginning and intermediate level Engineering courses (200 – 300). This individual is also responsible for administering an on-campus Engineering program that utilizes remotely taught courses offered by the University of North Dakota (UND). 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 •Master’s degree in engineering (civil, mechanical, electrical, or chemical engineering, required; PhD, strongly preferred) •Teaching experience at the college level, preferred •Professional engineering experience, preferred •Excellent interpersonal and communication skills •Excellent analytical, critical thinking, and writing skills •Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to meet deadlines •Ability to work effectively with a team as well as independently •Ability to directly and indirectly lead a team of students •Willingness to learn, to ask questions, to be flexible, to grow spiritually •Willingness to turn readily to God for guidance *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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| College Faculty: History |
| - Full-time, nine-month position beginning July 1, 2020 |
| Summary: Position is open to qualified historians with expertise in any of the following areas: American/Latin American history, European (including ancient Greek and Roman) history, non-Western history. Typically teaches nine credit hours (normally three courses) per semester and advises History majors. Additional duties include 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. Qualifications: •Master’s Degree in History or related field; PhD 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 is able to teach multiple areas within the discipline •Classroom teachings experience or work with college-aged students preferred •Experience with history research methods •Expertise in one or more of the aforementioned areas, plus substantial knowledge of history and world affairs generally. * 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 and Cultures |
| - Full-time, nine month position beginning July 1, 2020 |
| Summary: This position is open to qualified 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 currently offer major programs in French and Spanish, and are looking for a Spanish or French candidate, Spanish having the greatest current need, but we are also encouraging candidates who would be able to teach another language. Teaches 3-4 courses per semester. Supports advising, assessment and other activities of the language program and 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. If the Master’s degree is not in a language or language teaching, high school or K-12 teaching certification or a language teaching credential and experience from a different educational system, along with at least two years of practical college-level experience, may be considered. However at least 18 hours of graduate work in Spanish or French is the current standard. •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: Mass Communication |
| - Full-time, nine-month position beginning July 1, 2020 |
| Summary: Teaches 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses, including both general education offerings and courses in journalism and media literacy. 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 or MFA in mass communication or related field preferred; or proven, tested experience in mass communication or a related field •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 •Turns readily to God for guidance •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: Mathematics |
| - Full-time, 9-month position beginning July 1, 2020. |
| 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: •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 Mathematics; Ph.D strongly 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 •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: Music-Choir & Voice |
| - Full-time, 9 month position beginning Fall 2020 |
| Summary: Teaches 18-21 semester hours per academic year, typically this is 6-7 three-semester hour courses, including both general education courses, music program requirements (ex. Musicianship, Theory I, and Class Piano as needed), studio voice lessons, and College Choir. 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 Music; PhD or DMA 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 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: Theatre |
| - Part-time, school year position beginning July 1, 2020. |
| Summary:Part-time Theatre faculty that teaches from the viewpoint of the liberal arts for the purpose of inspiring an artistic understanding of, and appreciation for, the performing arts. Teaching responsibilities may include all levels of Acting curriculum, Directing, and Theatre Practicum (as Director). Additional duties include program specific projects (i.e. working with Department in the development of a summer performing arts camp or summer repertory theatre 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: •MFA Degree in Theatre or related performing arts field •Ability to work with a range of students and skill levels •Classroom teaching experience or work with college-aged students preferred •Willingness to be an academic generalist who is able to teach multiple areas within the discipline •Active Christian Science Mother Church and local branch church membership •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 *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 Athletics Communications (DAC) |
| - Full-time, 12-month position beginning January, 2020 |
| Summary:The DAC is responsible for advancing the positive visibility of the athletics program at Principia. The DAC is expected to support the mission of the College and that of the Athletics Department. The DAC is expected to contribute to the overall atmosphere of the Department by establishing and maintaining positive, team-oriented working relationships with all members of the staff. The DAC must adhere to all department, conference and NCAA policies and procedures. The primary objective for this post is overall responsibility of the athletics communication program including media relations (traditional and social), publicizing athletics, and statistical reporting updates. All duties shall be performed in the prescribed time frames and with the utmost attention to detail/accuracy. 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 journalism, English, or related field •Previous experience in sports information, broadcast/print journalism, or media relations •Demonstrated ability to identify, develop, and promote newsworthy stories •Experience and strong understanding of social media platforms; internet savvy •Extensive knowledge of and interest in collegiate athletics * 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 Christian Science Nursing |
| - Full-time, 12-month Position beginning as soon as possible |
| Summary: This post oversees all Christian Science nursing responsibilities and administration on the Elsah campus, ensuring adherence the Manual By-law, Christian Science Nurse; serves in several distinct areas on the Christian Science nursing team: providing direct care, mentoring and assisting the CS nursing staff, and overseeing and handling the administrative aspects of the department. Has a practice of Christian Science nursing that is exemplary in metaphysical clarity, sound judgment, skilled care, and meticulous ethics. Minimum Qualifications: •Meets the requirements of Article VIII, Section 31, “Christian Science Nurse,” in the Church Manual of The Mother Church •Christian Science Class Instruction from an authorized teacher of Christian Science •Active Christian Science Mother Church (First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, MA) and branch church membership •Completion of a substantial Christian Science nurses training program •Current Christian Science nurse advertisement in The Christian Science Journal •Has a sound and substantial practice in a private duty, visiting service, or camp setting as a Christian Science nurse •Has relevant management experience including oversight of budgets, personnel, and programs and demonstrated ability to take a leadership role and work with a team •Computer literate; working knowledge of Microsoft Office *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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| Freshman Residential Coordinator (RC) |
| - Full-time, 37 week position beginning August 2020 |
| Summary: The Freshman RC lives in the student house and works to assist the DOS in the implementation of College Wide and Student Life Learning Outcomes. Through example, education, and mentoring, an RC encourages students to grow as students of Christian Science, in moral courage, and as world thinkers and healers. This position nurtures a spiritual atmosphere both within the house as well as across campus, and is most effective with a deep commitment to Christian Science. 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 •Bachelor’s degree; At least five years of professional or life experience •Computer literate; working knowledge of Microsoft Office •Experience with college residential life or college 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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| Information Literacy Coordinator/Government Docs Librarian |
| - Full-time, 43 week position beginning as soon as possible |
| Summary: The Marshall Brooks Library seeks a librarian committed to excellence in undergraduate information literacy instruction. The ideal candidate will express grace, a sense of humor, a love of teaching and a commitment to continuous professional development. This individual will work as part of a collaborative library team to maintain excellence in library collections, services and programs. This position reports to the Library Director. This librarian has primary responsibility for coordinating the library instruction program and managing the Federal Government Depository collection. Teaches and assesses library instruction sessions, provides reference service, and participates in collection management (print and electronic) for Principia students, faculty and staff. Works as part of a collaborative library team to maintain excellence in library collections, services and programs. 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 •MLS from an ALA accredited program •Strong academic background in the liberal arts •Commitment to continuous improvement in instructional methodology •At least three years’ experience in a library setting •Demonstrated teaching ability with high school, college, and/or adult learners •Excellent written and oral communication skills •Demonstrated interpersonal skills •Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment •Affinity and aptitude for new technologies and acquiring new knowledge and skills •Familiarity with searching subscription databases (e.g. EBSCOHost, JSTOR, Proquest, etc.) •Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (including Word, Excel, and Powerpoint) •Ability to lift 30 pounds, push a loaded book cart (approx. 200 lbs.), and climb stairs *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: 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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| Registrar |
| - Full-time, 12 month position beginning as soon as possible. |
| Summary:Interprets and enforces policy of the institution and external agencies; provides oversight and administration of academic and student policies as they pertain to student records and academic information; serves as the FERPA officer for the college; provides and verifies the accuracy of data for internal and external requests for information; supervises the process of transfer credit; counsels and advises students, faculty, and staff on advising and other academic issues; certifies students for graduation; organizes and supervises registration; ensures the integrity, accuracy, and security of all student academic records and records of the academic program; provides leadership, management, and supervision of the personnel and systems related to the Registrar’s Office; conducts research in academic records for use in institutional decision-making; full-time, 12-month, hands-on 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 •Master’s degree or equivalent experience required •Strong verbal and written communication skills; demonstrated ability to work effectively in a closely integrated team •Demonstrated management and leadership skills •Strong analytical thinking skills •Strong computer and database skills or demonstrated ability to master complex software and relational database concepts and structures •Ability to work constructively with students, faculty, staff, and parents •Demonstrated accuracy, efficiency, initiative, and follow-through •Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive situations with grace and discretion * 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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| 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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| Upperclass Residential Coordinator (RC) |
| - Full-time, 35 week position beginning August 2020 |
| Summary: The Upperclass RC lives in the student house and works to assist the DOS in the implementation of College Wide and Student Life Learning Outcomes. Through example, education, and mentoring, an RC encourages students to grow as students of Christian Science, in moral courage, and as world thinkers and healers. This position nurtures a spiritual atmosphere both within the house as well as across campus, and is most effective with a deep commitment to Christian Science. 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 •Bachelor’s degree; At least five years of professional or life experience •Computer literate; working knowledge of Microsoft Office •Experience with college residential life or college 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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