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The SKC Loan Officer/Financial Aid Assistant serves two primary duties: 1) Direct Loan Processing and Recording - help students obtain financial assistance from the direct loan services provided by the Department of Education Federal Direct Student Loans. This position will be responsible for all loan application processing for Subsidized Loans, Unsubsidized loans and providing accurate and current Loan Counseling and financial literacy for students. The loan officer will be responsible for maintaining loan application files in compliance with the Federal Direct Loan Rules and Regulations and the policies and procedures of Salish Kootenai College; calculating student eligibility and packaging accurate calculations, maintaining reconciliation and closeout figurations with Salish Kootenai College Business Office and Department of Education. 2) Financial Aid Assistant – provide student with related information, respond to concerns, solve technical problems, and...

Introduction:   SKC in Western Montana offers an Associates Degree in Business Management and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration .  The coursework includes Introduction to Business, Technology in Business, Business Law, Planning and Marketing, Principles of Finance, Conflict Resolution, and many more Business course offerings. The Business Department is seeking a full-time faculty member to instruct courses in upper division Finance, Accounting, Tax courses and other Business courses. Related duties include student advising, participation in faculty in-service, development and review of curriculum, and collaboration with colleagues to address teaching and research issues. The SKC academic calendar is 9 months long (September – June) .  SKC does have a 5-6 week break after the fall quarter and before the winter quarter.  Western Montana offers ample recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, hiking, and skiing in the winter. SKC does offer a...

General Summary : Position works to fulfill the grant requirements of the SKC Upward Bound Program including the gathering and preparation of data for the required quarterly and annual performance report.  SKC was recently awarded a new grant for Upward Bound.   The position has instructional responsibilities, responsibility for enrichment activities and family engagement as well as grant responsibilities and student recruitment.   Summer obligations may include travel, field trips and instruction thereby facilitating the grant objectives.  Typically, one month is taken off in a 12-month period i.e. August.  Health insurance is provided year-round as the position is considered full time. Position provides comprehensive college preparatory services to high school students throughout the school year and summer including enrichment activities such as college visitations and other academic field experiences.  Position works with target school teachers and counselors in...

The main objective of the Writing Center Director position is to direct the work of the Writing Center to increase written and oral communication skills of Salish Kootenai College students and other members of the Salish Kootenai College community.  The Director is also responsible for fostering the developmental and educational process of colleagues by organizing individual and group writing sessions to increase writing proficiency for Limited English Proficient and English as a Second Language Learners; developing training modules and workshops as needed; co-teaching writing courses as needed; assisting faculty and staff to edit documents and presentations;  participating in the evaluation of campus writing activities; and creating an environment that supports the faculty, staff, and students in meeting the mission, scope, and goals of Salish Kootenai College.   The role of the Writing Center Director is to oversee and actively participate in Writing Center activities...

The  University of Montana  invites applications for an  American Indian/Alaska Native Outreach and Project Coordinator . This position requires a high degree of initiative, along with strong and creative problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ability to work as part of a team.  This is a grant funded position and part of the FMRWM’s initiatives to serve and train residents in populations at high-risk and underserved, including racial and ethnic minority populations and rural communities. This position relies heavily on the ability to develop and maintain collaborative partnerships internally and with community organizations. This position requires traveling; including some overnight travel will be required. Working collaboratively with the FMRWM Program Director, Rural Director, and administrative team, this position will: Serve as a liaison between tribal partners and the FMRWM through coordination of site visits, training projects and scholarship efforts;...