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Off Campus Employment Opportunities Archive
Senior Associate, Literacy Services, Portsmouth, NH
Posted May 27, 2009
Public Consulting Group, Inc.'s Center for Resource Management (PCG-CRM) helps schools achieve equity for all students, accountability for results, and continuous improvement through the application of research-based knowledge, sustained professional development, cutting-edge technology, and collaborative partnerships. The Senior Associate plays a key role on a team that is a recognized leader in the area of adolescent literacy; responsible for service delivery, business development, and the design of scalable resources that positively impact student outcomes. Current services include systemic literacy initiatives, literacy leadership, 21st Century Skills, and Career & Technical Education.
To apply: e-mail a cover letter and resume highlighting relevant qualifications, experience, and career objectives to: Dennis Jackson, Director of Services PCG's Center for Resource Management, or e-mail to careers@crminc.com
Arts Alliance of Northern NH Seeks Assistant Director
Posted April 27, 2009
The Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire seeks an efficient, experienced, and energetic individual to serve as its full-time Assistant Director. The Arts Alliance is a membership network that works to promote, support, and sustain culture, heritage and the arts throughout northern NH, from Plymouth to Pittsburg.
The Assistant Director works with the Executive Director to develop, coordinate, manage and evaluate Arts Alliance systems and activities, including events, member services, cultural programs, meetings, special projects, advocacy initiatives, and publication and marketing efforts. The Assistant Director works with partners and volunteers throughout the North Country to facilitate programming and activities that serve the needs of Arts Alliance members and the region. A full job description is available on our website at www.aannh.org.
Deadline for applications is May 25. Candidates should email their application package (resume, cover letter, references, salary requirements) to info@aannh.org.
NHCUC Job Fair 2009
February 18, 2009, 1-6 p.m.
Center of New Hampshire - Radisson Hotel, Manchester, NH
Posted February 3, 2009
Job Fair 2009 is being held on Wednesday, February 18th, 1 to 6 p.m. at The Center of New Hampshire/Radisson Inn, in Manchester, NH. Plymouth State sponsors this fair along with the other 17 colleges that comprise the New Hampshire College and University Council (NHCUC). Each year all seventeen colleges join forces to bring you this major career event. The Job Fair brings you together with employers who are interested in hiring now or in the future.
Visit the NHCUC web site nhcuc.org to get a directory of employers attending this Job Fair 2009, research the employers in advance through their web sites listed in the directory, and find directions to the fair.
Box Office Staff, Capitol Center for the Arts
Posted January 28, 2009
The Capitol Center for the Arts, New Hampshire’s premier performing arts center, seeks a dedicated customer-service specialist to manage daily interactions with patrons, donors and business associates. Primary responsibility will be ticket sales, both in person and by telephone. The ideal candidate will understand and embody his or her role as the public face of the Capitol Center as an important community resource. He or she will exhibit knowledge of and passion for the performing arts, and the excellent communications skills required to create a positive customer experience at every level. This is a part-time hourly position. Qualified applicants should respond via email only, to friends@ccanh.com attaching letter of interest, resume, and at least three references. Please use the following address for your letter of interest:
Capitol Center for the Arts
Attn: Box Office Staff search
44 South Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
Director of Development
Posted January 26, 2009
Jesuit Volunteer Corps (JVC) Northwest recruits, places and supports full time Jesuit Volunteers who work at over 70 schools, social service, health, environmental and public agencies in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. JVC Northwest seeks an energetic and experienced Director of Development to lead its development program. The ideal candidate will have: background and proven success in development work; previous management and supervisory experience; experience and success in solicitation of major gifts; success in writing and obtaining grant monies; excellent writing, public speaking and interpersonal communication skills; a record of meeting deadlines; self-motivation; ability to interact effectively with diverse personalities; and creativity; bachelors degree required. Send letter of application, resume, salary history and three professional references to: Jeanne Haster, Executive Director Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest P.O. Box 3928 Portland, OR 97208 Or email to jhaster@jvcnorthwest.org.
Superintendent, North Thurston Public Schools, Lacey, WA
Posted January 14, 2009
The North Thurston Public Schools Board of Directors, Lacey, Washington, is seeking a highly qualified and fully certified Superintendent of Schools. Application deadline is February 28, 2009. The Board wishes to have the successful candidate assume the responsibilities of the position July 1, 2009.
Apply to: McPherson & Jacobson, L.L.C., 7905 L St., Suite 310, Omaha, NE 68127
Phone: (402) 991-7031
E-mail: mail@macnjake.com
Web site: macnjake.com
Institutional Researcher (Program Specialist II) at the Lakes Region Community College
Posted July 8, 2008
Lakes Region Community College is looking for the right person to coordinate the research, evaluation, and dissemination of data related to student and institutional success in career and technical programs, as well as related institutional data. This is a 20-hour per week position.
Education: Possession of a Bachelor degree from a recognized college or university with a major study in a field related to research such as business, education, social science, mathematics, science, or a related field. Each additional year of approved formal education may be substituted for one year of required work experience.
Experience: Three years professional or paraprofessional experience in institutional research, the analysis and/or gathering of institutional data, or in a field or occupation relevant to the research and analysis function of this position. Each additional year of approved work experience may be substituted for one year of required formal education.
License: Valid driver’s license or access to transportation necessary.
Salary: $18.40 - $21.65 hourly.
Please forward a completed state application and resume to Karen Kurz or kkurz@ccsnh.edu, Lakes Region Community College, 379 Belmont Road, Laconia, NH, 03246, (603) 524-3207 X717. Applications will be accepted until position is filled. Application review will begin on July 21, 2008. State applications are available at http://www.ccsnh.edu/ or by visiting the web site at http://www.nh.gov/hr/.
Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, NH
Posted April 30, 2008
The Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, NH, seeks a Full-time Box Office Associate, Part-time Box Office staff and an Individual and Corporate Membership Manager. Qualified applicants should respond via email only to jobs@ccanh.com, attaching letter of interest, resume and at least three references. Please use the following address for your letter of interest:
Capitol Center for the Arts
Attn: Box Office Associate search/ Box Office Staff search/ Individual and Corporate Membership Manager search
44 South Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
Economic Affairs Assistant at the Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco
Posted April 15, 2008
The Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco has an opening for an assistant in its Economic Affairs Section (PDF 77 kb) that will begin from June. The responsibilities of this section are broad, but include facilitating government, trade, and business relations between Japan and the United States.
Mid-State Child Care
Posted February 26, 2008
Teaching Opportunities (Part-time or Full-time; Flexible hours)
Preschool and Infant/Toddler Programs
Qualified applicants will have at least 6 ECE credits and experience working with children between ages 6 weeks to 6 years.
Forward a cover letter, current résumé and three professional references to:
Holly Furlone
Director, Mid-State Montessori Center
hfurlone@midstatehealth.org
101 Boulder Point Drive, Suite 1, Plymouth, NH 03264
FAX: (603) 536-4001
Communications Specialist
Posted January 28, 2008
New Hampshire Project Learning Tree seeks to hire a Communications Specialist (PDF 109 kb). The Communications Specialist will work closely with the Executive Director and Education Coordinator to raise awareness of and participation in our innovative educational programs. This new position will have the opportunity to shape and implement a comprehensive communications strategy, mainly through print and electronic media, as well as support and enhance ongoing programs.
Voices Against Violence
Posted January 2, 2008
Voices Against Violence is seeking a Direct Services Coordinator, Bachelors Degree or equivalent life or work experience required (Masters Degree preferred). Responsibilities include facilitating support groups, school and community presentations, advocacy, overseeing volunteer and shelter programs, court advocacy, etc.
Please send resumes to: Voices Against Violence
P.O. Box 53, Plymouth, NH 03264 or by email at voicesagainstviolence@verizon.net
Posted December 11, 2007
Physical Education Tenure Track Position
Assistant/Associate Professor – Health and Human Performance: Pedagogy (PDF 129 kb).
Posted December 11, 2007
Three ePortfolio-related Positions Available in NYC
The LaGuardia Center for Teaching & Learning has launched a search for skilled, accomplished, high-energy professionals to help advance its work at LaGuardia Community College, at City University of New York, and beyond. The success of LaGuardia*s faculty development and educational innovation efforts, particularly its ePortfolio project, has opened new opportunities. Three positions are now available: ePortfolio Project Director, Project RISE Program Associate, Making Connections Project Director (PDF 20 kb).
Posted October 23, 2007
GREAT OPPORTUNITY IN BOSTON AREA
Small non-profit seeks Coordinator for multicultural, multilingual, non-traditional, immersion-style language programs; international homestay programs; educational publishing.
Market, coordinate, and participate in our language and homestay programs. Must be very interested in languages and enjoy working with both adults and children. Occasional travel required to Japan, Mexico and U.S. cities. The ideal candidate will be a generalist comfortable doing community outreach and marketing, with excellent written and oral communication skills, strong organizational skills, computer and web experience, flexibility, cross-cultural experience, and a love for languages. Japanese language a plus. Grant writing experience also a plus. Some weekends and evening hours. A minimum of two years related experience required. Individuals with degrees in International Relations and Intercultural Communication are strongly encouraged to apply.
Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits, including full health and dental.
Start date is November 14th or ASAP. Fax or email cover letter and resume: Fax (617) 489-5898 or HR@lexlrf.org.
See www.lexlrf.org for more information about the organization.
LEX America / Language Research Foundation
Belmont, MA (MBTA accessible)
No phone calls please.
Posted July 25, 2007
MIATCO/Food Export USA Intern (PDF 73 kb)
The New Hampshire Trade Resource Center has a current opening for one intern. The intern will assist the state with implementation of activities that will increase agricultural exports in conjunction with a program sponsored by the Mid-America International Agri-Trade Council (MIATCO) and Food Export USA. Because the program is focused on agriculture and exporting, the student will be working with the NH Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food and the NH Office of International Commerce. As a result, the majority of time will be spent at the Trade Resource Center in Portsmouth, with a small amount of time spent at the Department of Agriculture office in Concord. The program will run from August 2007 to December, 2007. This is a paid internship.
Contact: Send resume and cover letter to International Trade Resource Center, ATTN: Paula Newton, 17 New Hampshire Ave, Portsmouth, NH 03801 or email pnewton@dred.state.nh.us.
Application deadline: July 31, 2007
Posted July 9, 2007
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER
Hampstead Middle School is currently seeking Special Education Teacher; EH Certification preferred.
For detailed information please contact school principal at (603) 329-6743.
Posted June 15, 2007
PRIMARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
The Lowell Community Charter Public School seeks an outstanding educational leader to join a strong team committed to excellence in education for the position of Primary School Principal K-4. LCCPS enrolls 600 students in grades K-4 and 300 students in grade 5-8 in the Middle School. Successful candidates will possess a strong background in Instructional Leadership, a Master's degree or higher, eligibility for Massachusetts certification as a Principal, and previous relevant school administrative experience. Salary competitive, excellent benefits. Please send cover letter, resume and references to:
Inquiries-Resumes to HR MANAGER
hrdept@lccps.org
978-323-0800 Ext. 126
206 Jackson Street Lowell, MA 01852
Fax: 978-275-1916
www.LCCPS.org
LCCPS is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Posted June 15, 2007
LOWELL COMMUNITY CHARTER PUBLIC SCHOOL
Positions available:
- Administrative Services Coordinator
- Facilities Services Coordinator
- Certified Teachers (pre K-2, 1-6, 5-8)
- ELL/ESL Teachers & ELL/ESL Teacher Trainer
- Special Education Teachers
- Spanish Language Teacher
- Khmer Language Teacher
- Substitute Teachers, per diem
- Student and Family Development Coordinator/ Sr. Clinician
- School Psychologist / Evaluation
- Adjustment Counselor, Primary School
- Behavioral Specialist, Middle School
- Behavioral Class Teacher, Middle School
- Social Work Parent & Community Liaison
- Occupational Therapist
- School Nurses, R.N. F/T, P/T
- School MD Consultant
- Custodians
"Teachers highly value their opportunities to contribute to the school's development… they describe…the professional environment as lively and collaborative, empowering teachers in support of the vision." MA Charter Renewal Inspection Report, 2004
Candidates must meet or be eligible for MA Certification or Licensure, as applicable Inquiries-Resumes to HR MANAGER
Code SU041207 -See Web site for details. hrdept@lccps.org
978-323-0800 Ext. 126
206 Jackson Street Lowell, MA 01852
Fax: 978-275-1916
www.LCCPS.org
LCCPS is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Posted May 9, 2007
Summit Observer Opportunities
The Mt Washington Observatory will be hiring several people with IT and/or teaching degrees or experience. The positions will be located on Mt Washington, so the right candidates will be willing (nay, excited!) to spend one week on the summit and then have a week off in an ongoing two week cycle. Each week-long shift will have three full-time workers; a meteorologist, an educator, and an IT expert. We already have the two meteorologists, so we’ll be hiring two educators and two IT people. A central part of all the jobs is observing the weather, but the applicants don’t have to be Met majors. The ability and eagerness to learn the basics of weather would be enough.
The education positions, which we have titled "Outreach Observer", will be responsible for imparting knowledge on people of all ages. Sometimes that means giving tours of our facility, teaching school groups, lecturing via video conference, and occasionally being interviewed on live national television. The Outreach Observers will be the public face of the Observatory, and as such will tell people about our mission as well as the climate and weather on Mt Washington.
The two "IT Observers", in addition to observing the weather, will take charge of technology-related projects on the summit. Every possible aspect of IT will at some point be on the IT Observers’ task list. Everything from PC hardware, software configuration, Windows and Linux server administration, networking at all layers, point-to-point wireless transmission, fiber optics, Ethernet, database maintenance, web development, programming, etc. We hope to find someone with diverse IT knowledge, but an aptitude and willingness to learn is more important. You can see a brief overview of these positions at http://www.mountwashington.org/about/jobs/summit_observers.php
To obtain a full description of any of these positions, or for information on applying, please email summitjobs@mountwashington.org.
Posted March 9, 2007
Do you want to work at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord?
The Capitol Center for the Arts has begun the search for a new Executive Director, and also has a vacancy for a part-time Administration Assistant. For job descriptions and application instructions, please visit Capitol Center for the Arts web site.
Posted February 7, 2007
The Clinton Climate Initiative seeks a part-time Program Officer to coordinate its program in Tokyo (PDF 15 kb).
The Program Officer works in conjunction with his/her Regional Director, and with the local political and administrative leadership, to implement programs that reduce energy use, use cleaner energy, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Posted February 7, 2007
The Kimball Jenkins School of Art is actively looking for one or two instructors to head up our 8 week summer camp.
Interested candidates should contact Ryan Linehan at (603) 225-3932 for further information.
Posted January 30, 2007
The Department of Community, Agriculture, Recreation and Resource Studies (CARRS) at Michigan State University (MSU) Offers Graduate Student Research Assistantships (PDF 19kb).
Posted January 22, 2007
National Campaign for Sustainable Agriculture Position Announcement: Policy Advisory Committee Coordinator (PDF 30kb).
Posted January 22, 2007
Americorps VISTA position available: YouthHorticulture Project (PDF 16kb)
The Youth Horticulture Project, an agriculture-based youth development program at UVM Extension in Brattleboro, VT, has an Americorps VISTA position available beginning April 17, 2007.
Posted January 9, 2007
Teacher Assistant positions at Paul Smith Elementary School and Bessie C. Rowell Elementary School in Franklin, NH
Paul Smith Elementary School and Bessie C. Rowell Elementary School in Franklin have an opening for a Teacher Assistant in a second and a fourth grade classroom, and I would like to offer the opportunity to apply for either position to graduate students. Two years of post high school education is required for the position. The job would consist of working with a teacher in either second or fourth grade to assist in all aspects of the day including reading and math. Aside from academics, all assistants are required to do one duty each day. Interested candidates should contact Mike Hoyt at 934-4144 for further information.
Posted November 28, 2006
Development Officer Position Announcement
The Food Project, a nationally recognized leader in youth development and sustainable food systems, seeks a Development Officer. We seek a bright, articulate, fast learner with excellent writing skills who seeks to be challenged in a supportive and collaborative environment. Responsibilities include many aspects of fundraising. This position is up to 50% writing including stewarding current funders and prospecting and cultivation of new relationships; the Development Officer is an integral part of the annual appeal process; assists with the development of a corporate strategy; and, is involved in the planning and implementation of events. Prefer two years fundraising experience with a proven record of success. Salary commensurate with experience. Send cover letter with salary expectations, a brief writing sample, and resume to jobs@thefoodproject.org or Hiring Manager, The Food Project, P.O. Box 705 Lincoln, MA 01773. Emailed submissions preferred. For a full job description, visit our web site at http://www.thefoodproject.org/.
Posted November 28, 2006
Vested for Growth (VfG) is looking for a Senior Investment Professional (PDF 75kb) to proactively generate deal flow, conduct due diligence, and provide entrepreneurial and management assistance to its portfolio companies. Investments typically include either subordinated debt or royalty financing where the need for capital does not fit either bankable debt or equity.
Posted November 27, 2006
Program Administrator (PDF 89kb) at Micro-Credit NH.
MicroCredit-NH is looking for an organized and energetic person to participate in daily operations of this statewide initiative. MicroCredit-NH is a peer-lending program which provides access to capital, training and technical assistance, and networking opportunities to self-employed people and microbusiness owners. As a key part of the management team, this position will support the director, mission and culture of the organization. MicroCredit-NH is a program of the NH Community Loan Fund.
Posted November 27, 2006
Sustainable Connections has one open position: Small Farm Development VISTA volunteer (PDF 35kb).
The primary purpose of the role is to support small farm development in NW Washington.
Posted November 27, 2006
Kawerak, Inc./ Nome, Alaska, Social Scientist (PDF 15kb).
The primary responsibility of this new position is to implement (and further develop as needed) a study design focused on documenting the local traditional knowledge of Norton Sound residents regarding the sustainability of salmon resources. Specifically, document changes observed in the: a) resources, b) environment and c) people of this region. Tasks include developing methodological tools, data collection and analysis, report writing, and presenting information to rural and professional organizations.
Posted November 27, 2006
Growing Hope AmeriCorps*VISTA position announcement: Education & Youth Coordinator (PDF 37kb).
Posted July 12, 2006
Free Professional Development for Teachers! - Participating Schools sought for Research Project.
The OPEN NH project is currently seeking elementary and middle schools interested in participating in research centered on professional development. Elementary grades 4 and 5 and middle grades 7 and 8 will be the focus of a study on the effects of quality professional development in math and language arts. Participating schools will receive the opportunity for free professional development in either language arts or math, and participating teachers will also receive a stipend for data collection and follow up activities. Details of the research design and implementation of the project, being conducted by Boston College, can be found at: http://www.bc.edu/research/intasc/studies/eLearning/description.shtml.
Schools are currently being recruited. For more information, or to sign up for the study, contact Stan Freeda at the NH Department of Education at 271-5132 or at sfreeda@ed.state.nh.us.
OPEN-NH is a collaborative partnership between the New Hampshire Department of Education, the Local Educational Support Centers Network, Plymouth State University, and New Hampshire Public Television.
OPEN-NH is part of e-Learning for Educators, a multi-state project funded through a federal Ready to Teach Grant. Participating in the project are the state education agencies and the public broadcast stations of New Hampshire, Delaware, Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, West Virginia, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky.
Posted July 5, 2006
Are you a math teacher who would like to live in Bali? We have an opening for a grades 6-9 math teacher for the 2006-2007 school year. This position involves teaching some English or Humanities as well. Sunrise School is a small International School, grades Pre-K through 9. Call Debba Robinson, Head of School, at 603-781-9525 ASAP or email principal@sunriseschoolbali.com. Visit the Web site at www.sunriseschoolbali.com
Posted June 20, 2006
Attention Library Media Specialist majors- There is an opening for a Media Generalist At Enfield Village School, K-4. Interested parties should send their resume to: jbenna@mascoma.k12.nh.us
Posted May 1, 2006
The Center for Rural Partnerships would like to begin working with interns, student hourly workers, or other student partners.
In the near future, the Center will have a need for someone to work on the Alton Museum Project. The work involved would include historical research, work related to establishing a new museum devoted to land use and transportation in the Lakes Region, and work related to the development of a curriculum based on the project for the Alton Central School and neighboring towns.
The Center has funding for a research assistant for interview-based research on community-economic development in Berlin & Coos County. The Center would prefer to hire someone who knows Coos County well.
Interested candidates should call the Center for Rural Partnerships at 535-3275 or e-mail them at ruralinfo@plymouth.edu.
Posted April 13, 2006
International Rescue Committee AmeriCorps* VISTA Community and Economic Development Job Announcement (PDF 45kb) .
Posted March 21, 2006
University of California at Santa Barbara seeks a Regional Director of the Education Abroad program.
The RD is responsible for programs in: China, Ghana, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Please see the information sheet (PDF 11kb) on this position for further details.
Posted March 1, 2006
Just Food and Farm Policy Campaign Coordinator (PDF 35kb)
The Rural Coalition / Coalición Rural is an alliance of more than 80 culturally diverse community - based groups serving low income and people of color rural communities in the US and Mexico. In coordination with the Federation of Southern Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, we seek an energetic, skilled and dedicated person to coordinate our efforts to promote justice in US agriculture, food and trade policy.
Posted February 15, 2006
The Japan Society of Boston, Inc. seeks a Membership Coordinator/Program Assistant (PDF 25kb).
