4 College of DuPage jobs found

The AI Specialist supports the implementation of COMPASS by providing instructional, technical, and operational assistance related to AI literacy, faculty-led pilot projects, and responsible use of AI tools. This position works directly with faculty, staff, and students to translate project goals into practical applications while supporting ethical use, accessibility, and institutional alignment. This position is primarily located on the Williamson, TN Campus and is grant funded through December, 2029. Funding of the position beyond the grant period is not guaranteed.      Essential Functions Design and deliver AI literacy training for faculty, staff, and students Provide hands-on support for faculty-led pilot projects, including tool selection, implementation, and documentation Assist with development of instructional resources, training materials, and learning modules Support student workshops and AI literacy activities in coordination with academic and...

The CDL Instructor is responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering training and instruction for the Commercial Driver License (CDL) program. This is a full time, 12-month, position located on the Columbia, TN Campus.  Essential Functions Plan, coordinate, and oversee the CDL program, providing instruction as needed. Participate in recruitment activities at local and regional schools in alignment with the Workforce and Continuing Education Marketing Plan. Schedule and manage training for on-site students, and oversee scheduling, staffing, and observation of training conducted at external partner locations. Coordinate with an approved mechanic to ensure all CDL program vehicles receive required routine, annual, and corrective maintenance. Maintain accurate and up-to-date student records and ensure timely completion of all required FMCSA reporting as well as internal documentation. Develop, implement, and maintain an internal ELDT course...

The Open Enrollment Programming Coordinator manages the logistics of the establishment and maintenance of non-credit open enrollment classes and programs. Responsibilities include overseeing course creation and management, conducting data analysis, providing new instructor onboarding and ongoing support, assisting in marketing and promotion activities and contributing to departmental growth.   Essential Functions:   Open Enrollment Programming Works with the Director and Dean to establish non-credit, open enrollment short classes scheduled for the nine-county service area including pricing, contracting instructors, reserving facilities, entering data into the student information system, providing instructor support, etc. Manages the staff and/or faculty hired to coordinate operations of the unit’s programs including, but not limited to: CDL, CCMA, Phlebotomy, and Pre-Apprentice Lineworker. Utilize software for tracking student applications and required...

The Division Secretary will provide secretarial and administrative support to the Humanities and Social Sciences Division. Essential Functions  Perform general secretarial/customer service duties for Division Dean and members of department.  Including but not limited to word processing, assistance with preparing and copying course material, syllabi, handouts;  generating reports, program reviews, correspondence, mail distribution, document and requisition preparation. Involvement with clinical/community partner relations (ie, affiliation agreements, advisory committees, communication.)  Assist with special functions as assigned.   Respond to inquiries (phone/email) and provide accurate information to all constituencies. Serve as message center for the floor/building in which position is located, and central information center for the division. Setup and maintain division files, process forms, maintain logs, files for faculty, special projects, etc. Maintain...