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Looking for someone who is interested or already familiar with technology and/or networking. You should have excellent organizational and communication skills. You must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.

Assist network engineers with daily tasks around campus Assist in deployment of new network Inventory, documenting, and organize equipment/cabling Assist in installation and mounting of servers and network switches

Please submit resume & application to Mike Weiner at mweiner@regent.edu

Description:

Reporting to the Director of Marketing and Communications, the Writer/Project Manager will primarily serve as creative and administrative lead for writing projects to include but no limited to: press releases, event write-ups, interview write-ups, web copy, project management communications, market research, and general writing needs of the Law Marketing and Communications department.

The Write/Project Manager will also manage the administrative functions of marketing projects including branding initiatives, social media, surveys and misc. research projects ranging from traditional to web-based marketing.

The Writer/Project Manager may at times also be called upon to  handle general office duties including phone coverage, scheduling meetings, making check requests, processing invoices, ordering supplies, organizing events, responding to marketing inquiries, and assisting as needed with mailings and presentation preparation.

Essential Functions:

Facilitate client project requests in conjunction with University Marketing

Creative lead researcher and writer for various marketing pieces, both print and web

Perform other office and administrative support as needed to help the overall workflow of the department and other departments, as needed and approved by marketing management.

Support special events, including organizing meetings, photo shoots and volunteers

Perform orientation of new employees

Process and catalog department expenditures

Manage phones and department calendar

Assist in the distribution of supplies and collateral (posters, brochures, etc.) to clients and/or departments

Maintain law school mailing databases (in Microsoft Access)

Maintain supply of marketing giveaways and materials

Handle production of department mailings, including maintaining and generating accurate mailing lists, performing database document merges, and executing mailings

Carry out quality assurance and provide careful proof-reading of mailings and other communications

Preferred Experience and Qualifications:

Applicant must embrace the mission of Regent University School of Law as evidenced by his/her Christian witness. 

Polished and professional appearance and demeanor.

Excellent proofreading and editing skills, and close attention to detail.

Have excellent interpersonal, organizational and problem-solving skills.

Refined interpersonal skills to develop and maintain productive relationships with vendors, colleagues and clients.

Knowledge of marketing is preferred, but not required.

Strong oral and written skills required. 

Computer proficiency required, including knowledge of computer-based programs (Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Power Point, and Outlook). 

Experience with Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Dreamweaver a plus.

Please send resume and cover letter to: 

Sean Kirnan

Director, Communications & Enrollment Marketing

skirnan@regent.edu|

757.352.4613

Candidates must meet at least one of the following criteria:

•Demonstrate excellence in college mathematics coursework at the level of MATH 211 or higher — evidenced by a grade of B or higher ; oHave significant teaching or tutoring experience for courses similar to those mentioned above.

•Demonstration of a helpful, patient spirit for assisting others, which represents a refinement of his/her Christian character. This is preferably evidenced by the observation of a professor or other qualified correspondent.

•Willingness to receive training in tutoring skills and to acquire topical knowledge in each of the courses mentioned above.

•Recommendation of university professor or other qualified correspondent, preferably of Regent University, that attests to the qualifications listed above.

Position Responsibilities:

•Assist students enrolled in the aforementioned courses in: understanding concepts, acquiring and refining computational skills, and coaching students through problems assigned by their instructors.

•Perform these tasks for students by various means of contact: in-person, phone, email, instant online communication, or other technologies that may become available.

•Refer students, as appropriate, to other sources, such as: the course instructor, publisher-created resources, Smarthinking, etc.

•Balance, as appropriate, the concurrent needs of multiple students via multiple lines of contact.

•Participate in weekly training sessions for a minimum of the first eight weeks of the first session in which he/she tutors.

Additional Responsibilities:

•Master the course-delivery software for courses listed above.

•Perform all assigned record-keeping tasks including: tutor time sheets, tutee record sheets, data collection, and report preparation.

•Maintain and improve the organization and cleanliness of MTC.

•Additional duties as given by supervisor

Comments: The purpose of this position is to deliver mathematics tutoring services to Regent University students enrolled in general education mathematics courses (MATH 101 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts, MATH 102 College Algebra, and MATH 201 Statistics) both on-campus and off-campus. The goal of the Mathematics Tutoring Center (MTC) is to satisfy needs of RSU students for basic mathematical understanding related to the content of the above courses, to enhance their prospects for improved grade achievements, and to reduce frustration and attrition related to student difficulties with these mathematics courses.

Please send resume and cover letter explaining why you are a good fit for this job to Dr. Kenneth Wantz at kwantz@regent.edu. Thank you!

•Act as a liaison between Director and external contacts •Update textbook inventory by receiving, verifying, documenting, and shelving textbooks and desk copies – for classes in related departments •Update course syllabi in Blackboard as well as archive and file course syllabi •Update courses in Blackboard and correspond with students through Blackboard •Update and edit monthly/quarterly Department newsletters •Create and maintain Department files (i.e. budget, statistics, SACS) •Quality assessment of all Bb GENE, ARTA, MUSI, and GEOG courses •Attend quarterly Graduate Assistant meetings •Research various topics and information for Director

Position Requirements:

•Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.

•Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Internet, E-mail technology, and Blackboard.

•Superb writing and editing skills commensurate with the needs of the Department Chair.

•Superb research skills utilizing all of the University Library resources as well as Internet.

•Understanding of and commitment to the mission of the School of Undergraduate Studies.

•At least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.

Please submit resume and cover letter stating why you feel you are a proper fit for this job to Allyson Sabin at asabin@regent.edu.

•Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.

•Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Internet, E-mail technology, and Blackboard.

•Superb writing and editing skills commensurate with the needs of the Department Chair.

•Superb research skills utilizing all of the University Library resources as well as Internet.

•Understanding of and commitment to the mission of the School of Undergraduate Studies.

•At least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.

Responsibilities

•Act as a liaison between Department Chair and external contacts •Update textbook inventory by receiving, verifying, documenting, and shelving textbooks and desk copies – for classes in related departments •Update course syllabi in Blackboard as well as archive and file course syllabi •Update courses in Blackboard •Correspond with students through Blackboard •Update and edit monthly/quarterly Department newsletters •Create, update and edit applicable Department e-sites (i.e. Department Facebook page, website, etc.) •Create and maintain Department files (i.e. budget, statistics, SACS) •Attend quarterly Graduate Assistant meetings •Research various topics and information for Department Chair

Please submit resume and cover letter stating why you feel you are a proper fit for this job to Allyson Sabin at asabin@regent.edu.

Regent Library Circulation Department is now hiring a GA, who can work flexible hours (night shifts anticipated), and who would like to expand their learning of the library as well as gaining new relationships with the students and faculty.

Job description:

• Learn and use Millennium library computer system
• Learn and carry out library policies
• Answer telephones
• Use the cash register and handle money
• Shelve library materials
• Shelf read
• Perform other duties as assigned

20+ hours per week, flexible work hours, we will work around your class schedule. Must be available to work either Saturday or Sunday.

Submit applications to the Regent Library Circulation Desk.

RCE is seeking a high initiative person to assist with the development of an internet based tool that provides comprehensive guidance and resources for those who desire to get informed, get connected and get involved in Kingdom Business and BAM movements. The job will require:

Phone and email communication - extensive phone and email communication with project partners.

Research - using the internet and other sources as necessary - evaluating and compiling information based on its relevance to the project.

Writing - some business and promotional writing required: e.g. content production for internet publishing.

Fluency with web 2.0 Applications - will need to be able to use (fluency) and help others learn to use internet platforms including: blogs, wikis, and other social media. Rudimentary design and coding ability a plus.

Problem Solving, Team interaction, and the ability to execute.

Please send an email with your contact information and resume to - jasoben@regent.edu

Position Requirements:

1.Four-year bachelors degree;  

2.Competitive collegiate debate experience of at least 2-3 years

Position Responsibilities:

1.Training debaters for the purposes of intercollegiate debate competition in both parliamentary debate and moot court debate;

2.Developing students' skills in research, argumentation and reasoning;

3.Developing students to be competent Christian professionals in the areas of debate and argumentation;  

4.Working corroboratively with Club leadership and the Club's faculty advisor to field the best possible teams;  

5.Oversee practice schedule and the assigning, reviewing, and following up of preparatory work to be done outside of club;  

6.Identifying possible debate tournaments and assisting in team preparation; 

7.Taking responsibility for details of traveling to debate tournaments, including but not limited to, raising funds for trips, coordinating cash advances/expense reports/receipts; 

8.Advising debate students on purchases made with club dues and facilitating approval from faculty advisor

The position opens in the fall.

10 to 15 hours a week

Please submit resume and cover letter stating why you would be a good fit for this position to Dr. Moreno-Riano at gmorenoriano@regent.edu and copy Allyson Sabin at asabin@regent.edu