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REPORTS TO: Dean of Academic Affairs LOCATION: On Campus in Utqiagvik, Alaska WORK SCHEDULE: Monday through Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm COMPENSATION: $68,333.10 - $90,325.85/year + Benefits, Exempt, Faculty Position CLOSING DATE: Until Filled Ilisagvik College is rooted in the ancestral homeland of the Iñupiat. As an institution, we are “Unapologetically Iñupiaq.” This means exercising the sovereign inherent freedom to educate our community through and supported by our Iñupiaq worldview, values, knowledge, and protocols. The Iñupiaq way of life is woven into our curriculum, programs, activities, and daily interactions within Ilisagvik College and our community partners.  SUMMARY OF POSITION: The Instructor/Assistant Professor – Construction Trades Technology is responsible for teaching classes on location, in North Slope and other rural Alaska villages including, but not limited to Introduction to Construction Trades and...

LOCATION: Utqiaġvik, Alaska DEPARTMENT: Academic Affairs REPORTS TO: Dean of Academic Affairs WORK SCHEDULE: Per Semester/Course Contract COMPENSATION: $1,150 to $1,725 per credit, determined by education credentials Iḷisaġvik College is rooted in the ancestral homeland of the Iñupiat. As an institution, we are “Unapologetically Iñupiaq.” This means exercising the sovereign inherent freedom to educate our community through and supported by our Iñupiaq worldview, values, knowledge, and protocols. The Iñupiaq way of life is woven into our curriculum, programs, activities, and daily interactions within Iḷisaġvik College and our community partners.  SUMMARY OF POSITION: The Adjunct Instructor teaches one or more courses within the Construction Trades Technology (CTT) division, specifically Electrical and Plumbing (no more than 7.5 credits per semester). ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Prepares and maintains updated instructional materials,...

SCOPE OF WORK The Northwest Indian College Foundation (NWICF) is located on the original territories of the Nexw’ Xwlemi People of the Lummi Nation. The Foundation is a non-profit, public 501(c)(3) organization that advances the mission of the Northwest Indian College, which was established in 1983. The College is the only regional tribal college in the area and has six (6) Northwest campus sites: Tulalip Tribes, Port Gamble S’Klallam, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, and Nisqually Indian Tribe in Washington State. The sixth site is located on the reservation of the Nez Perce Tribe in Idaho State. The NWICF solicits and facilitates private philanthropy, corporations, foundations, governments, tribal and related contributions to or for the benefit of the students, research and program services as designated by the NWICF’s strategic vision, goals and donors. Based on the vision and goals, and under the supervision of the Board of Directors, this position is responsible...

Join the Team as a   Behavioral Health Counselor   at Tohono O'odham Community College TOCC is looking for a dedicated and culturally responsive   Behavioral Health Counselor   to join our Student Services Division. This full-time, exempt position offers an opportunity to support student success and contribute to an inclusive campus environment.  Hiring Salary Range : $60,350 - $67,592. What You Will Do As the Behavioral Health Counselor, you will be a vital part of the Counseling Department, providing comprehensive support to our students. Provide Culturally Responsive Counseling: Deliver mental health counseling, clinical case management, and crisis intervention, while also advising students on personal and academic matters. Support Student Success: Conduct assessments, create individualized treatment plans, and facilitate wraparound sessions with students and instructors to ensure students have the support they need. You will also provide referrals to...

REPORTS TO: President LOCATION: On Campus WORK SCHEDULE: Monday to Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm COMPENSATION : $86,452.11 - $90,774.72/year + DOE, Benefits, Exempt Position Iḷisaġvik College is rooted in the ancestral homeland of the Iñupiat. As an institution, we are “Unapologetically Iñupiaq.” This means exercising the sovereign inherent freedom to educate our community through and supported by our Iñupiaq worldview, values, knowledge, and protocols. The Iñupiaq way of life is woven into our curriculum, programs, activities, and daily interactions within Iḷisaġvik College and our community partners. SUMMARY OF POSITION:  The Director of Indigenization is responsible for implementing the initiatives outlined in the 'Indigenizing Ilisaġvik College Framework' developed by the Board of Trustees; and planning, developing, and facilitating learning opportunities for the college community that include staff, faculty, and students....