3 DeSales University jobs found

Description   The Division of Psychology and Counseling at Governors State University in University Park, IL, United States, invites candidates to apply for an on-campus Lecturer  position in our CACREP accredited Counseling program. This position will begin mid-August 2026. This is a full-time, twelve-month teaching position with typically three courses each term (Fall, Spring, and Summer) for a total of 27 credits a year. There is additional compensation for teaching more credits. This is a continuing position as long as all retention criteria are met each year.   The faculty member may be assigned to teach courses on campus and occasionally online in the Master of Arts program and the doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision (CES) program.This position is for the specialization in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. The Master of Arts in Counseling program offers three sequences, which include Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC);...

    Are you naturally curious about people and their desires to make a difference in the world? Nebraska Wesleyan is recruiting a Development Officer. Successful candidates will be astute listeners with the ability to connect with people from a wide variety of backgrounds, have a passion for higher education, an ability to work collaboratively, a servant leadership perspective and a drive to transform lives and impact societal good through philanthropy. Nebraska Wesleyan University is seeking a full-time, twelve-month Development Officer, responsible for raising funds while increasing the number of donors to the University, through personal outreach to the university’s alumni and friends.  Primary responsibilities include listening to understand what inspires individual donors to give, developing thoughtful strategies to engage, soliciting and stewarding major gift donors and creating meaningful experiences for those who support Nebraska Wesleyan....

    Priority Consideration Date: March 15, 2026 Located in the scenic Puget Sound area with Mount Rainier in the distance, Tacoma is the third largest city in Washington State with a thriving and diverse community of over 200,000 residents.  Tacoma Community College (TCC) was built on the ancestral territory of Coast Salish peoples, specifically the Puyallup and Squaxin Island Tribes. The 1854 Medicine Creek Treaty forcibly removed them to Reservations to make way for colonizers; we recognize the privilege of utilizing this land has come at great cost. We honor the resilience of the Puyallup and Squaxin Island people, who still live here, defend their rights, and contribute greatly to the well-being of our community. Our institution aims to increase partnerships and community ties with the local indigenous populations. Moreover, TCC stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and the Black community by further strengthening collaboration with the...