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Position	Location	Closes
Student Employee – Information Security	LCC Downtown Campus
Student employees in Information Security Department will assist with projects, tasks, events and research as assigned. This position will also conduct operational tasks and assist with administrative functions, as skills and knowledge develop.
FT Admin - Manager of Facilities, Maintenance, and Construction	LCC Downtown Campus
The Manager of Facilities, Maintenance, and Construction is a pivotal role that encompasses a broad range of responsibilities to ensure the smooth operation and integrity of college facilities. The Facilities Department has a 6-million-dollar operating budget to manage 25 college-owned buildings across three campuses, located in two counties, totaling 1.5 million square feet of assignable space, with an estimated value exceeding $400 million.
Student Employee - Fitness & Wellness Program Facilities	LCC West, LCC Downtown Campus
Student employees in the Fitness Center position must work productively and efficiently with both students, instructors, and LCC employees in a friendly, cooperative, customer service oriented manner. Duties may include: greeting students and employees, filing, laundry, cleaning and other duties related to Fitness & Wellness facilities.
Adjunct Instructor - Physics	LCC Downtown Campus	2 May 2026
Adjunct (part-time) faculty to teach courses in Physics.
FT Assistant Professor - Manufacturing Engineering Technology - Machining (ERESA)	LCC West
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers Division is seeking a full-time faculty for their Manufacturing Engineering Technology - Machining program to teach their ERESA courses. The successful candidate will teach high school students in a college setting through the Eaton County RESA. This faculty member will teach courses in Manufacturing Engineering Technologies (MET) consistent with the evolving state of the discipline and accepted trends in teaching methods. A solid understanding of the machine tool field as well as mechanical technologies is desired, including but is not limited to: manual and CNC machining, CNC programming, CAD/CAM/solid modeling, metrology and inspection tools and machine tool maintenance/repair.

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Position	Location	Closes
Student Employee – Information Security	LCC Downtown Campus
Student employees in Information Security Department will assist with projects, tasks, events and research as assigned. This position will also conduct operational tasks and assist with administrative functions, as skills and knowledge develop.
FT Admin - Manager of Facilities, Maintenance, and Construction	LCC Downtown Campus
The Manager of Facilities, Maintenance, and Construction is a pivotal role that encompasses a broad range of responsibilities to ensure the smooth operation and integrity of college facilities. The Facilities Department has a 6-million-dollar operating budget to manage 25 college-owned buildings across three campuses, located in two counties, totaling 1.5 million square feet of assignable space, with an estimated value exceeding $400 million.
Student Employee - Fitness & Wellness Program Facilities	LCC West, LCC Downtown Campus
Student employees in the Fitness Center position must work productively and efficiently with both students, instructors, and LCC employees in a friendly, cooperative, customer service oriented manner. Duties may include: greeting students and employees, filing, laundry, cleaning and other duties related to Fitness & Wellness facilities.
Adjunct Instructor - Physics	LCC Downtown Campus	2 May 2026
Adjunct (part-time) faculty to teach courses in Physics.
FT Assistant Professor - Manufacturing Engineering Technology - Machining (ERESA)	LCC West
Lansing Community College's Technical Careers Division is seeking a full-time faculty for their Manufacturing Engineering Technology - Machining program to teach their ERESA courses. The successful candidate will teach high school students in a college setting through the Eaton County RESA. This faculty member will teach courses in Manufacturing Engineering Technologies (MET) consistent with the evolving state of the discipline and accepted trends in teaching methods. A solid understanding of the machine tool field as well as mechanical technologies is desired, including but is not limited to: manual and CNC machining, CNC programming, CAD/CAM/solid modeling, metrology and inspection tools and machine tool maintenance/repair.

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