Full-time Nursing Teaching Clinicians are responsible for teaching students in a small group instructional setting utilizing clinical application of knowledge, techniques and skills. They function as the principal source of instruction in the clinical/simulation/lab component of a course, but not as the faculty of record. *FT Clinicians work at clinical sites and on LCC's Downtown Lansing campus. In-person attendance is required; there are little to no options for remote work.*
Peer Tutors will work with the teaching faculty and professional tutors as assigned throughout the semester, engaging in student outreach, facilitating regularly scheduled study groups, participate in on-going tutor training sessions, and department wide meetings.
Peer Tutors for MATH 120 will work with the teaching faculty and professional tutors as assigned throughout the semester, engaging in student outreach, facilitating regularly scheduled study groups, participate in on-going tutor training sessions, and department wide meetings.
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers Division seeks a Program Director for their Computer Information Technology's program. The Computer Information Technology (CIT) Program Director is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the CIT academic Program in the Technical Careers Division. This leadership role requires a commitment to academic excellence, a deep understanding of the evolving technology landscape, and a dedication to student success. The Program Director will work closely with faculty, staff, industry partners, and other stakeholders to ensure the CIT program meets the needs of students and the demands of the workforce.
The assistant baseball coach will support program recruiting and selection of athletes for the sport of baseball. The incumbent will teach and monitor student-athletes progress in academics and athletics during their tenure at LCC.
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers seeks an Adjunct Instructor for their Legal Studies program. Lansing Community College’s American Bar Association approved Legal Studies program is seeking adjunct faculty to provide students with a quality learning experience. Adjunct faculty will teach primarily in an online real time classroom setting with the possibility of face-to-face courses.
Adjunct (part-time) faculty in this position teach courses in didactic formats at all levels of Human Services training. An on-campus presence and traditional in-person teaching is required.
The Corporate Training and Continuing Education Programs are continually seeking Adjunct Faculty to teach non-credit courses and provide corporate training and continuing education offered through the Community Education and Workforce Development Division (CEWD).
This position will manage and oversee all aspects of the Library’s print, e-book, and serials collections. Assess, create and review collection management policies and procedures to ensure alignment with user needs and to maintain current and relevant collections.
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers Division seeks an Adjunct Instructor for their Automotive Technology Program. The Automotive adjunct faculty member must be able to effectively communicate and demonstrate knowledge of specific technical skills in automotive technology in both a lab and classroom environment to a diverse student population. The successful candidate will be able to adjust instructional technique as required by student’s learning style while maintaining a positive learning environment.
Student employees in the Health & Human Services (HHS) Division Office serve as a receptionist for the Division office, assist the Recruitment & Outreach Coordinator with events, perform cleaning and filing duties, and more.
Student employees in the Office of Student Compliance will: Serve as a front desk receptionist in the Office of Student Compliance; provide professional customer service on the phone, in-person, and in writing to students, staff, faculty and community members; assist the Student Compliance Liaison with student and staff intakes and various office duties such as scheduling student meetings, preparing documents, scanning, copying, filing, shredding, mailing, and office organization; assist department administrators with projects as needed, and assist with student compliance hearings, training(s), scheduled events and activities.
Student employees in the Science Lab Preparations Team will assist with setting up and dismantling experiments, and maintaining science labs/equipment across the Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Sciences Programs.
The support will operate an array of vehicles from small to large; fuel and wash fleet units; provide transportation to service fleet units schedule or as directed; ability to comprehend vendor invoices for accuracy of pricing and services performed and demonstrated experience working with Microsoft Suite Products.
This position plays a critical role managing the admissions pipeline. As the first point of contact for incoming students, the Enrollment Support Specialist will establish relationships with assigned student populations and provide them with personalized attention that moves individuals from a prospect to enrolled student.
The Student Program Associate will assist the Chief Operating Officer with the following: the OE webpages/social media updates/presentations/marketing ideas, senate participation, research for grants/ideas for on-campus activities, maintain emails, support special events with OE, food services outside Conference Services, generate topics for emergent programming/themes/ideas/music/playlists/movies for heritage and/or pride months/days.
Student Program Associates in the Maya Angelou Training Center will assist with: the development, implementation, and delivery of programs, services, and activities conducted by Reframing Inclusion through Scholarship and Equity (RISE) Institute.
Student Program Associates in the Martin Luther King Equity Center will assist with: the development, implementation, and delivery of programs, services, and activities conducted by Beyond the Book, Chosen Name & Pronoun Initiative, We’re Better Than That Campaign, LGBTQ+ Student Safe Space, and Cultural Awareness 365 Programs.
Student employees in the Health and Human Services Division will assist with: filling supply and equipment orders, deliveries throughout the HHS Building, assembling student supply kits, cleaning, washing/drying/folding laundry, and staffing the HHS Building check-in desk.
Full-time Nursing Teaching Clinicians are responsible for teaching students in a small group instructional setting utilizing clinical application of knowledge, techniques and skills. They function as the principal source of instruction in the clinical/simulation/lab component of a course, but not as the faculty of record. *FT Clinicians work at clinical sites and on LCC's Downtown Lansing campus. In-person attendance is required; there are little to no options for remote work.*
Peer Tutors will work with the teaching faculty and professional tutors as assigned throughout the semester, engaging in student outreach, facilitating regularly scheduled study groups, participate in on-going tutor training sessions, and department wide meetings.
Peer Tutors for MATH 120 will work with the teaching faculty and professional tutors as assigned throughout the semester, engaging in student outreach, facilitating regularly scheduled study groups, participate in on-going tutor training sessions, and department wide meetings.
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers Division seeks a Program Director for their Computer Information Technology's program. The Computer Information Technology (CIT) Program Director is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the CIT academic Program in the Technical Careers Division. This leadership role requires a commitment to academic excellence, a deep understanding of the evolving technology landscape, and a dedication to student success. The Program Director will work closely with faculty, staff, industry partners, and other stakeholders to ensure the CIT program meets the needs of students and the demands of the workforce.
The assistant baseball coach will support program recruiting and selection of athletes for the sport of baseball. The incumbent will teach and monitor student-athletes progress in academics and athletics during their tenure at LCC.
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers seeks an Adjunct Instructor for their Legal Studies program. Lansing Community College’s American Bar Association approved Legal Studies program is seeking adjunct faculty to provide students with a quality learning experience. Adjunct faculty will teach primarily in an online real time classroom setting with the possibility of face-to-face courses.
Adjunct (part-time) faculty in this position teach courses in didactic formats at all levels of Human Services training. An on-campus presence and traditional in-person teaching is required.
The Corporate Training and Continuing Education Programs are continually seeking Adjunct Faculty to teach non-credit courses and provide corporate training and continuing education offered through the Community Education and Workforce Development Division (CEWD).
This position will manage and oversee all aspects of the Library’s print, e-book, and serials collections. Assess, create and review collection management policies and procedures to ensure alignment with user needs and to maintain current and relevant collections.
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers Division seeks an Adjunct Instructor for their Automotive Technology Program. The Automotive adjunct faculty member must be able to effectively communicate and demonstrate knowledge of specific technical skills in automotive technology in both a lab and classroom environment to a diverse student population. The successful candidate will be able to adjust instructional technique as required by student’s learning style while maintaining a positive learning environment.
Student employees in the Health & Human Services (HHS) Division Office serve as a receptionist for the Division office, assist the Recruitment & Outreach Coordinator with events, perform cleaning and filing duties, and more.
Student employees in the Office of Student Compliance will: Serve as a front desk receptionist in the Office of Student Compliance; provide professional customer service on the phone, in-person, and in writing to students, staff, faculty and community members; assist the Student Compliance Liaison with student and staff intakes and various office duties such as scheduling student meetings, preparing documents, scanning, copying, filing, shredding, mailing, and office organization; assist department administrators with projects as needed, and assist with student compliance hearings, training(s), scheduled events and activities.
Student employees in the Science Lab Preparations Team will assist with setting up and dismantling experiments, and maintaining science labs/equipment across the Biology, Chemistry, and Physical Sciences Programs.
The support will operate an array of vehicles from small to large; fuel and wash fleet units; provide transportation to service fleet units schedule or as directed; ability to comprehend vendor invoices for accuracy of pricing and services performed and demonstrated experience working with Microsoft Suite Products.
This position plays a critical role managing the admissions pipeline. As the first point of contact for incoming students, the Enrollment Support Specialist will establish relationships with assigned student populations and provide them with personalized attention that moves individuals from a prospect to enrolled student.
The Student Program Associate will assist the Chief Operating Officer with the following: the OE webpages/social media updates/presentations/marketing ideas, senate participation, research for grants/ideas for on-campus activities, maintain emails, support special events with OE, food services outside Conference Services, generate topics for emergent programming/themes/ideas/music/playlists/movies for heritage and/or pride months/days.
Student Program Associates in the Maya Angelou Training Center will assist with: the development, implementation, and delivery of programs, services, and activities conducted by Reframing Inclusion through Scholarship and Equity (RISE) Institute.
Student Program Associates in the Martin Luther King Equity Center will assist with: the development, implementation, and delivery of programs, services, and activities conducted by Beyond the Book, Chosen Name & Pronoun Initiative, We’re Better Than That Campaign, LGBTQ+ Student Safe Space, and Cultural Awareness 365 Programs.
Student employees in the Health and Human Services Division will assist with: filling supply and equipment orders, deliveries throughout the HHS Building, assembling student supply kits, cleaning, washing/drying/folding laundry, and staffing the HHS Building check-in desk.
