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Rocky Mountain College invites applications for the position of Executive Administrative Assistant within the Student Life division. This fulltime, exempt position provides high level administrative support to the Executive Vice President/Dean of Student Life and serves as a central resource for communication, scheduling, event coordination, and office operations. The successful candidate will demonstrate professionalism, strong organizational skills, and a commitment to supporting a student-centered campus environment. About the College: Rocky Mountain College is a small private liberal arts institutions focused on academic success and personal growth. Rocky Mountain College is the oldest college in Montana, founded in 1878. Its history demonstrates a commitment to excellence and openness to all points of view. The College finds strength by joining a liberal arts tradition and the heritage of practical training for specific careers. The campus of Rocky Mountain College...

The Aviation Program at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana invites qualified applicants to join our faculty in a tenure-track position at the assistant or associate level. We offer majors in Aeronautical Science (Professional Pilot), Aviation Management and, most recently, Uncrewed Aerial Systems, for one of the biggest majors at Rocky. We seek an individual who will help our students master the skills, technology, and leadership needed in a dynamic industry; students experience an aviation education built on national accreditation, real-world relevance, and a strong culture of professionalism. The successful candidate must have a broad background in aviation and be able to adapt to teaching a variety of aviation courses. These could include any FAA Part 141 ground school courses, aircraft systems and power plants, aviation safety, a variety of topics in aviation management, airline dispatch, uncrewed aerial systems, among other courses. The College owns a fleet of eleven...

The School of Journalism at the University of Montana is taking applications through March 23, 2026 for the Spring 2027 T. Anthony Pollner Distinguished Professorship.   The focus of the spring semester professorship can be in any of the following specializations: visual journalism, audio journalism, online journalism, documentary, database reporting and infographics, design, management, business, other. We’re looking for something other than writing for print publications which is the focus of the Fall professorship.      Applicants should have a national reputation in journalism and a keen interest in mentoring aspiring journalists. The successful candidate will pitch and teach a course that complements the current curriculum and relating to his/her/their specialization; co-advise staff of the Montana Kaimin, UM’s independent student newsroom; and give a workshop on campus during the school’s annual High School Journalism Day.   Recent Pollner...