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The Director of Student Health Services provides visionary leadership, strategic direction, executive management, and supervision of a comprehensive student health services department.

Work in a dynamic area of campus with Residential Life staff in providing support and resources to staff, students, and campus partners.

This position will provide psychiatric care to eligible students and to work collaboratively with the Student Health Service medical staff and Student Counseling Services clinicians.

The Residence Hall Coordinator (RHC) provides year-round leadership and direction for a specified residence hall. The RHC supervises and maintains a comprehensive inclusive residential living program for students and summer conference guests as well as a developmental program for both professional and paraprofessional staff and student leaders.

This position assists with all aspects of food production and service in our retail venues.

The Area Coordinator makes the appropriate decisions and/or recommendations to the Associate Directors regarding the management and supervision of an area of the residential campus.

The Service Area Coordinator (SAC) provides leadership and administration for a service area within a University Housing residential complex.

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.

To provide police service to members of the University community. The incumbent is responsible for responding to calls for service (emergency and non-emergency), self-initiated police activity, special details, and community involvement.

This position is directly responsible for new student outreach with an emphasis on the recruitment and matriculation of qualified prospective students. This position involves travel to college fairs, school visits, and other recruitment events. This position includes responsibility for building and maintaining strong relationships with school counselors and providing University updates to support the students they serve.

Be part of a dedicated team at Illinois State University's University College, where your organizational expertise and budget management skills will make a meaningful impact. We are seeking a detail-oriented Administrative Aide to manage and reconcile area budgets, coordinate key academic processes, and provide exceptional support to staff and students in a vibrant, collaborative work environment.

Looking for an interested educational interpreter to join our team of special educators who devote their time and passions working with students with hearing loss. Duties include facilitation of communication within all educational environments, participation in team meetings and collaboration with the educational team.

The Academic Advisor in University College Academic Advising is to give academic advice and overall guidance to all assigned students including course recommendations, so that they may progress successfully through the next stage of their academic career at Illinois State University. University College Academic Advising serves several student populations including first-year, general/undecided, continuing, and academic probation students. Advisors must provide accurate and realistic academic information and support to an assigned caseload. Advisors must accurately interpret and relay academic policies and requirements, including general education, as well as major/minor plans of study.

HILIA is hiring a Certified Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to work with students with hearing loss attending their home school and other educational sites. The hearing itinerant teacher will provide direct services per the IEP process to those students who have identified hearing loss; serve as a consultant to school personnel, evaluate students who have been referred through the appropriate channels; and promote interest in and an understanding of the implications of a hearing loss.

The Lab School Sponsor is responsible for all aspects of the daily operation of the program in accordance with Laboratory Schools policies.