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Summary The Director of Institutional Advancement & Public Affairs manages the College’s fundraising endeavors and public relations activities. This position collaborates with the President, senior leadership, and the Board of Trustees to define and implement an overarching advancement strategy and serves as a key liaison between the College and the community. Education Master’s degree in a related field or a bachelor’s degree with equivalent relevant experience. Duties / Responsibilities ·       Provide leadership and management oversight for the Department of Institutional Advancement and its reporting units. ·       Serve as a liaison between the College and its stakeholders, including alumni, donors, prospective donors, friends of the College, corporations, foundations, and city, county, and state officials. ·       Collaborate with the President and Cabinet Team to design and implement fundraising initiatives and strategies. ·       Execute...

PRIMARY FUNCTION: Instructor of Arts and Humanities courses, which promotes and enhances the college's commitment to excellence in instruction and which supports the current needs of the students and faculty; advising students; maintaining office hours; assisting with registration; serving on college committees; developing curriculum; maintaining professional competence; and participating in professional development activities. In addition, tutors teach students' reading and writing skills, teach speech and communication, collaborate with faculty on assignments and students’ class-related needs to provide course-specific reading/writing tutoring, and perform other related duties as assigned. ACCOUNTABILITY: This person must be accessible to both students and the public during the times established as directed by the Department Chair.  This person will maintain records and files as appropriate to the needs of the department and as directed by the Department Chair....

About the Role The Head Start Pathways Program (HSPP) Coordinator manages the HSPP grant. This is a five-year grant-funded program that supports students who want to work in an early childhood education setting. Students in the program pursue an associate’s degree at White Earth Tribal and Community College (WETCC) and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota – Crookston or another higher education institution with which we form a partnership. What You’ll Bring ·         A strong understanding of program coordination and administration, with the ability to keep projects organized and moving forward. ·         An appreciation for culturally responsive practices in program administration and community engagement. ·         Exceptional organizational and project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines. ·         Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively...

PRIMARY FUNCTION: The Leech Lake Tribal College seeks a solutions-oriented, self-starter to join our team as the Executive Assistant to the President. The Executive Assistant will provide a wide range of complex and highly sensitive office management and administrative support to the President and the Board of Trustees, requiring the highest ethical and confidentiality standards. In addition, the ideal individual will serve as a key point of contact for internal and external constituencies. The Executive Assistant will possess excellent judgment in various situations, demonstrate superior written and verbal communication skills, pay close attention to detail, maintain a positive demeanor, and balance multiple priorities. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:  President (85%): Serve as the first point of contact for all inquiries to the President's office by coordinating the daily operations, including screening incoming calls, greeting visitors, and responding to...

Position Summary This position is responsible for performing professional accounting duties, including the examination, analysis, maintenance, reconciliation, and verification of financial records. In addition, this position will work with the Director of Finance to ensure that departments are in compliance with Leech Lake Tribal College, State, and Federal policies and regulations, and that proper policies are in place and adhered to. Qualifications Minimum Requirements: A degree in accounting and a minimum of two years of experience in the accounting profession, or equivalent combination of education and experience. Knowledge of accounting principles; Strong written and verbal communication. Strong interpersonal skills; Knowledge of Windows-based software; Excellent organizational skills Preferred Qualifications A degree in accounting and a minimum of five years of experience in the accounting profession, or equivalent combination of...

Overview The Wellness Center Coordinator manages and operates the White Earth Tribal and Community College Wellness Center. Duties Directs the daily operations of the Wellness Center Fosters a positive and motivating environment Ensures the Wellness Center is appropriately staffed Ensures adherence to Wellness Center policies and maintain adherence to health and safety regulations and policies Ensure the Wellness Center facilities and equipment are clean, safe, and maintained Collect and analyze data related to program effectiveness, participant engagement, and health metrics for continuous improvement Train and supervise Wellness Center student workers Recruit and schedule Wellness Center activities Address inquiries, complaints, and emergencies as they arise Serve on college committees All other duties as assigned Skills Knowledge of the fitness industry Customer service and problem-solving skills Ability to analyze data and make...

Job Summary We are seeking a dynamic and energetic Marketing and Communications Coordinator to lead White Earth Tribal and Community College's messaging, digital presence, and outreach initiatives. This role is vital in developing innovative marketing strategies, managing multichannel campaigns, and fostering strong relationships with our target audiences. The ideal candidate will thrive in a fast-paced environment, leveraging their expertise in content creation, digital marketing tools, and cross-functional collaboration to elevate the college's visibility and engagement. Responsibilities Strategic planning: develop and maintain marketing strategies and marketing budgets Brand management: develop brand strategies and plans to maintain brand consistency Market research: conduct and analyze market research to improve recruitment efforts Campaign management: plan, design, implement, and manage marketing campaigns Content creation: design, write, and produce...

About the Role The Head Start Pathways Program (HSPP) Navigator supports the implementation of the HSPP grant. This is a five-year, grant-funded program that supports students who want to work in an early childhood education setting. Students in the program pursue and associate’s degree at White Earth Tribal and Community College (WETCC) and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota – Crookston or another higher education institution with which we form a partnership. What You’ll Bring ·         A strong understanding of student retention and persistence strategies that support student success. ·         An appreciation for culturally responsive practices and a commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive environment. ·         Exceptional interpersonal skills with the ability to build meaningful relationships and establish trust. ·         Excellent organizational and time management skills with the ability to balance...

Position Classification: Faculty Fellow (Full-Time)  Department: Academics   Reports To: Arts and Humanities Chair and the Dean of Academics   Salary Range: Dependent Upon Qualifications and Experience   Appointment Period: Academic Year Appointment     POSITION SUMMARY  Leech Lake Tribal College (LLTC) seeks a Faculty Fellow in Anishinaabe Studies and Cultural Knowledge Continuity to participate in a mentorship-based succession planning initiative grounded in Anishinaabe ways of knowing, community relationships, and culturally responsive education.   The Faculty Fellow will work closely with senior faculty, Elders, and community knowledge holders to develop instructional capacity in Anishinaabe-centered curriculum, land-based learning, tribal history, governance, and cultural continuity. This position is designed to support long-term continuity in specialized coursework and student engagement activities...