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Effective donor stewardship is an essential element of successful fundraising. As a vital component of the fundraising team, the Director of Donor Stewardship is responsible for providing university-wide leadership for donor stewardship, recognition, and engagement activities that support fundraising priorities across annual, major, and principal gift programs. The position exercises independent professional judgment in the development, coordination, and execution of donor engagement strategies and serves as a strategic partner and advisor to fundraising staff and campus leadership in the retention and growth of donors in order to maximize fundraising success. The role ensures donor engagement and stewardship activities are aligned with institutional priorities, campaign strategy, and donor intent throughout the fundraising lifecycle.

The Director of Development represents Illinois State University in pursuing major gifts (funding commitments of $25,000 or more made via outright, pledged or planned gift arrangements) from individuals. The individual holding the position will develop and execute strategies and plans to cultivate, solicit and secure major gifts and qualify new major gift prospects. As appropriate, the individual will collaborate with development colleagues working on behalf of ISU colleges or administrative units and with deans, other campus administrative leaders, and faculty/staff.

In anticipation of possible course instructor openings throughout the academic year and summer sessions, the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department maintains a pool of qualified persons interested in non-tenure-track teaching positions.

The Director, Academic Labor and Employee Relations provides strategic and operational leadership to the Academic Labor & Employee Relations (ALER) section in the Provost’s Office. The ALER section will plan, negotiate, and administer labor contracts for ISU’s academic bargaining units; ISU currently has four academic bargaining units covering approximately 685 Tenured and Tenure Track Faculty, 550 instructional and clinical Non-Tenure Track Faculty, 125 Lab School employees, and 450 Graduate Teaching Assistants. In addition to management and oversight of academic labor contracts, the ALER section will consult with supervisory staff regarding performance issues for Tenured and Tenure-Track Faculty, Non-Tenure Track Faculty, Faculty Associates at the University’s laboratory schools, and Graduate Assistants.

The Scholarly Teaching Director will promote the teacher-scholar ideal, serve as a lead expert resource in teaching and learning in higher education, and contribute to a national dialogue about teaching, learning, and assessment. The Director will lead the Scholarly Teaching Unit and administrative staff, housed in the Center for Integrated Professional Development, and will be responsible for leading professional development programming, services, and support for helping instructors develop expertise in evidence-based teaching practices. The Director will enhance and support the implementation of institution-wide initiatives related to inclusive teaching and learning excellence, faculty mentoring, and student success. This position will report to the Associate Vice President for Faculty Affairs and will be a twelve-month tenurable appointment.

The Student Deliberative Dialogues Assistant is expected to serve as a positive representative of CCE, using professional verbal and written communication skills to communicate with multiple audiences and support CCE’s principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion.

Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality is the largest student employer at Illinois State University. We provide the campus community and guests with high-quality and professional event services and dining experiences in a variety of settings dedicated to enhancing the campus experience in a diverse community.

The Office of Technology Solutions is seeking an Assistant Director to manage the network, wireless, and data communications unit.

The Assistant Director for Digital Marketing and Communications provides strategic leadership and hands-on execution for integrated digital marketing initiatives that advance Illinois State University’s institutional priorities and strengthen engagement with key audiences.

The Associate Director for Asset Management reports to the Director of Accounting Operations and manages Foundation assets to ensure financial assets are properly stewarded, reconciled, and reported.

This position is an integral part of our dining operations staff. Led by experienced culinary professionals, we offer staff the opportunity to work in newly-renovated facilities and are committed to using quality ingredients and processes. This position plays an integral role in accomplishing this goal by assisting Culinary Associates in the preparation and service of food in residential dining centers. This position also assists in maintaining a friendly and orderly environment in the dining room by greeting customers as they enter, assisting with questions and service needs, and performing other customer service tasks, such as clearing tables and restocking condiments.

The Associate Director of Alumni Engagement supports the overall mission of the office by leading the development, implementation, and evaluation of programs, events, and services for the alumni of Illinois State University.

Bring stories to life as a Social Media Video Intern with University Marketing and Communications at Illinois State University. You’ll help film, edit, and produce videos for university social media channels while collaborating with a creative, agency-style team. Perfect for students with video production experience who want to grow their skills in digital storytelling.

Join a dynamic medical office team where your organizational skills and people-first approach make a real impact every day. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment and enjoy talking to and helping patients, this role is for you!

The certified teacher of visually impaired students works with students with visual impairments that attend their home school and other educational sites. The vision itinerant teacher will provide direct services per the IEP process to students with an identified visual impairment, serve as a resource to school personnel, evaluate students referred through appropriate channels, and promote interest in and an understanding of the implications of a visual impairment. This position will be responsible for supporting the preparation of future educators by collaborating with ISU and hosting pre-service teachers.