3 tenure track jobs found in Mount Pleasant

OFFICE SUPERVISOR/CHP Position Number: S-3991 Position Summary: Serves as primary support for the Dean, Associate Dean and Dean's Office staff providing complex office supervision while performing varied and specialized duties including handling details. Represents the Dean and Associate Dean to the general public, including the final screening and reception of all visitors; oversees reception area and provides information to walk-ins. Processes and triages telephone and walk-in inquiries and uses judgment in obtaining and providing information relative to a broad range of College and University activities. Supervises and directs the work effort of assigned student assistants including orientation, policies and procedures training, operations of office, and daily oversight/direction, establishing priorities related to work duties. Functions with a high degree of independence and autonomy as liaison with inside and outside contacts and in preparing meeting materials,...

PROJECT MANAGER I/II/III/SR (3 POSITIONS) Position Number: S-3970 Position Summary: The project manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and overseeing projects to ensure they are completed on time, within scope, and within budget. This role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams, stakeholders, and university departments to deliver projects that support the university's strategic objectives. The level of the position (I, II, III , or Senior) reflects the scope of projects managed, years of experience required, and level of autonomy in performing tasks. Required Qualifications: Project Manager I: High school diploma or GED . One year of increasingly responsible work experience in project coordination or management. Basic project management skills, effective communication, attention to detail, and proficiency in project management tools. Ability to plan and organize the phasing of development projects of small to medium size and duration....

CHANGE ANALYST I/II/III/SR Position Number: S-3971 Position Summary: The change analyst supports the success of university initiatives by assessing, analyzing, and helping manage the impact of organizational change. This role partners with stakeholders across academic and administrative units to conduct impact assessments, design tailored communication and engagement strategies, track readiness, and provide data-driven insights that minimize disruption and enable adoption. By working closely with change managers, business analysts, and project managers, the change analyst ensures that cultural, technological, and process changes are clearly understood, effectively communicated, and successfully implemented. The level of the position (I, II, III , or Senior) reflects the scope of work, years of experience required, and level of autonomy in performing tasks. Required Qualifications: Change Analyst I: High school diploma or GED . One year of work experience in...