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The Department of Criminal Justice Sciences invites a pool of qualified persons interested in non-tenure-track teaching positions in anticipation of possible openings. This is a pool application and will be utilized to fill various teaching opportunities.

The LPN or RN works in close cooperation with the Health Service physicians, nurse practitioners, and RNs in order to carry out orders and provide services to those eligible for care at the Student Health Service.

Graduate Teaching Assistants are responsible for the instruction of courses in the College of Engineering.

A Student Conduct and Community Responsibilities (SCCR) Graduate Assistant's (GA) primary function is to serve as a conduct case manager, facilitating the University's response to conduct-related incidents from initial review through the closing of the case, including determining sanctions that address the impact the student's behavior on themself, others, and the University community.

Since 2005, Illinois State University's Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development has acted cooperatively with Western Illinois University to provide AmeriCorps Member status to select Illinois State University graduate students working in Illinois communities.

Undergraduate Research Assistants are hired by faculty to assist in carrying out a particular research agenda.

In anticipation of the need for teaching the Academic English classes and the English language portion of the Pathway program, the Office of International Engagement invites applications for non-tenure-track English language teaching positions.

The Assistant Principal at University High School is responsible for all of the day-to-day operations of the school throughout the calendar year. This includes monitoring attendance, student supervision, discipline, being the Facility Manager, as well as supervising the Summer School program. In addition, the Assistant Principal participates in Faculty Governance as the Chair of the Student Conduct Committee and the Safety Committee and plays a role in supporting Teacher Education in collaboration with the University.

Student Health Services is accepting applications for an extra help physician.

The Extra Help Medical Office Assistant will perform duties such as scheduling patients, answering the main telephone line, and assisting with patient check-ins.

This position concentrates primarily in Primary Care/Family Medicine and will be working with college-aged patients. Work duties include treatment of minor acute illnesses and injuries, women's health exams and routine physicals.

The Student Counseling Services (SCS) invites applications for one Staff Counselor position.

The Student Counseling Services (SCS) invites applications for multiple Staff Psychologist positions.

The Associate Provost, reporting directly to the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, will serve as a trusted advisor and key collaborator, taking responsibility for critical academic and administrative functions to ensure the successful implementation of institutional priorities. This position will provide leadership in advancing institutional effectiveness through assessment, accreditation, data-informed decision-making, and strategic planning. The Associate Provost will operationalize a commitment to continuous improvement within Academic Affairs while championing efforts to foster inclusive systems of support and strengthen leadership capacity across the division. The Associate Provost also has supervisory responsibilities for the Assistant Vice President for Academic Planning and the operations and personnel of academic centers/units that report directly to the Office of the Provost.

The AVP serves as a member of the Provost’s senior staff and provides day to day leadership for the Graduate School and oversight of the Office of International Engagement. The AVP serves as an advocate for graduate education and internationalization initiatives by enacting policies and processes designed to foster and support students, faculty, and programs. The AVP plays a vital role in shaping the University’s strategic vision for graduate and international education, maintaining academic excellence, and promoting equity, diversity, access, and belonging. In addition, the AVP represents the Graduate School across the University and at regional and national meetings.