Showing posts with label higher education institutions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label higher education institutions. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2018

Southern California: Employment Opportunities in Higher Education


When you are ready to make that career change, the Southern California Higher Education Recruitment Consortium (HERC) is ready to assist you with helpful tools to make the right move in higher education. Whether you are looking for administrative or staff roles, they have an impressive variety of member institutions related to higher education for you to search through for your next job.


Thursday, November 15, 2018

Pursuing a Career in Higher Education in New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, and Delaware


New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, and Delaware are some of the best states to consider for jobs in higher education, with a high concentration of schools in one area. In addition to academic positions, these jobs can also include research and teaching hospital positions. Higher education, regardless of the position held, is a good way to advance your existing job experience, break into something completely new, or get valuable experience after graduating.


Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Michigan Higher Education Careers: Helping you and your Partner Find Jobs


Finding a job in higher education can be challenging. Michigan's higher education job market is competitive, especially for faculty positions, and can be spread across many colleges, universities, teaching hospitals, and other institutions. The challenge is amplified when you're trying to find work for not just one person but for two, in a dual career household.


Friday, November 9, 2018

Greater Texas: Start your Job Search in Higher Education


Ranging from ground maintenance to published professors, finding higher education jobs in Greater Texas may lead to a rewarding, long-term career. Whether you are looking to change careers or start out fresh, beginning your higher education job search may seem intimidating. Planning and preparing is the best way to take the fear out the search process.


Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Finding your Career in Greater Missouri's Higher Education


Whether you are beginning your career or starting over in a new field, finding a job in higher education in Greater Missouri area takes persistence, preparation, and patience. Job openings at a higher education institution are spread across numerous disciplines and departments. Working for a higher education institution provides employees a sense of belonging to a larger community.

Monday, November 5, 2018

Central Midwest Career Opportunities in Higher Education


Working for a college or university in the Central Midwest is an excellent career choice. Iowa, Nebraska, and Western Illinois higher education institutions offer a broad range of job openings to fit your background and education. An upcoming interview with a higher education institution may cause anxiety. Being prepared is the best way to curb your nervousness.


Monday, June 11, 2018

Accelerate your Career: Complete your BAAS Degree from ENMU completely online!


The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) at ENMU is a flexible program that allows qualifying students to complete their Bachelor's degree in as little as two years. For students who have completed an Associates degree in Applied Arts and Science or have a minimum of 30 career-technical credit hours from a CHEA accredited institution, this ENMU degree program provides the opportunity to choose a secondary BAAS concentration to complete your Bachelor's. ENMU has a wide range of concentrations available with 18 degree options across 15 subject areas, all available 100% online.


Monday, April 9, 2018

Employment Diversity in Higher Education


Diversity in our workplaces is a crucial component to bringing the range of perspectives from communities into each profession.  It’s important for current and future generations that multiple viewpoints are incorporated into workplace decisions. This allows for norms and initiatives to evolve as more opinions become integrated into processes. Additionally, it’s important for young people to have role models and be inspired. The more diverse a profession is, the more likely a young person can find someone they identify with and are inspired by.