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Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach must be committed to the Lordship of Christ. This not only means having the correct intellectual belief, but it also involves a radical transformation in every area of one’s lifestyle. The Coach must continually seek opportunities to grow and possess strong character traits through the regular practice of the spiritual disciplines (e.g., prayer, meditation, Bible reading) and to develop ministry values that express what God can do in impacting the student athletes with whom they interact. The primary role of the Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach will be to spearhead the recruiting efforts within the IWU Men’s Volleyball program. This individual will need to be relational and desire to connect with and build relationships with high school and club programs in Indiana and the surrounding states. They will also need to be able to develop a recruitment plan aimed at accomplishing our team’s recruiting goals. Additionally, this individual will need to have a collegiate volleyball coaching background and willingness to contribute to coaching, preferably in training pin hitters and team defense. There will be “other duties as assigned” throughout the year. This position involves frequent verbal, written, and email correspondence with students, parents, faculty, and staff. At Indiana Wesleyan, we believe that we have the opportunity and responsibility to disciple and mentor student-athletes as they seek to grow in their faith in Jesus Christ. The sport we coach creates the environment where that discipleship is possible. In recent years, our Athletic Department has embraced an idea called the “Both/And” mentality in which we believe we can pursue both excellence in our sport AND excellence in our relationship with Jesus Christ without having to make sacrifices in either one. The ideal candidate will align with and have a desire to learn and embrace this mentality in their life and work.
Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach must be committed to the Lordship of Christ. This not only means having the correct intellectual belief, but it also involves a radical transformation in every area of one’s lifestyle. The Coach must continually seek opportunities to grow and possess strong character traits through the regular practice of the spiritual disciplines (e.g., prayer, meditation, Bible reading) and to develop ministry values that express what God can do in impacting the student athletes with whom they interact. The primary role of the Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach will be to spearhead the recruiting efforts within the IWU Women’s Volleyball program. This individual will need to be relational and desire to connect with and build relationships with high school and club programs in Indiana and the surrounding states. They will also need to be able to develop a recruitment plan aimed at accomplishing our team’s recruiting goals. Additionally, this individual will need to have a collegiate volleyball coaching background and willingness to contribute to coaching, preferably in training pin hitters and team defense. There will be “other duties as assigned” throughout the year. This position involves frequent verbal, written, and email correspondence with students, parents, faculty, and staff. At Indiana Wesleyan, we believe that we have the opportunity and responsibility to disciple and mentor student-athletes as they seek to grow in their faith in Jesus Christ. The sport we coach creates the environment where that discipleship is possible. In recent years, our Athletic Department has embraced an idea called the “Both/And” mentality in which we believe we can pursue both excellence in our sport AND excellence in our relationship with Jesus Christ without having to make sacrifices in either one. The ideal candidate will align with and have a desire to learn and embrace this mentality in their life and work.
Assistant Women's Cross Country Coach Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Assistant Women's Cross Country Coach must be committed to the Lordship of Christ. This not only means having the correct intellectual belief, but it also involves a radical transformation in every area of one’s lifestyle. The Coach must continually seek opportunities to grow and possess strong character traits through the regular practicing of the spiritual disciplines (e.g., prayer, meditation, Bible reading) and develop ministry values that express what God can do in impacting student athletes with whom they interact. The primary role of the Assistant Women's Cross Country Coach will be to spearhead the recruiting efforts within the IWU Women's Cross Country program. This individual will need to be relational and desire to connect with and build relationships with high school and club programs in Indiana and the surrounding states. They will also need to be able to develop a recruitment plan aimed at accomplishing our team’s recruiting goals. Additionally, this individual will need to have a collegiate cross country coaching background and willingness to contribute to coaching in one of our event areas (preferably mid-distance and distance). There will be “other duties as assigned” throughout the year. This position involves frequent verbal, written, and email correspondence with students, parents, faculty, and staff. At Indiana Wesleyan, we believe that we have the opportunity and responsibility to disciple and mentor student-athletes as they seek to grow in their faith in Jesus Christ. The sport we coach creates the environment where that discipleship is possible. In recent years, our Athletic Department has embraced an idea called the “Both/And” mentality in which we believe we can pursue both excellence in our sport AND excellence in our relationship with Jesus Christ without having to make sacrifices in either one. The ideal candidate will align with and have a desire to learn and embrace this mentality in their life and work.
Assistant Men's Soccer Coach Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Assistant Men's Soccer Coach must be committed to the Lordship of Christ. This not only means having the correct intellectual belief, but it also involves a radical transformation in every area of one’s lifestyle. The Coach must continually seek opportunities to grow and possess strong character traits through the regular practicing of the spiritual disciplines (e.g., prayer, meditation, Bible reading) and develop ministry values that express what God can do in impacting student athletes with whom they interact. The primary role of the Assistant Men's Soccer Coach will be to spearhead the recruiting efforts within the IWU Men's Soccer program. This individual will need to be relational and desire to connect with and build relationships with high school and club programs in Indiana and the surrounding states. They will also need to be able to develop a recruitment plan aimed at accomplishing our team’s recruiting goals. Additionally, this individual will need to have a collegiate soccer coaching background and willingness to contribute to every aspect of the program's success on the field, in the classroom, and spiritually. There will be “other duties as assigned” throughout the year. This position involves frequent verbal, written, and email correspondence with students, parents, faculty, and staff. At Indiana Wesleyan, we believe that we have the opportunity and responsibility to disciple and mentor student-athletes as they seek to grow in their faith in Jesus Christ. The sport we coach creates the environment where that discipleship is possible. In recent years, our Athletic Department has embraced an idea called the “Both/And” mentality in which we believe we can pursue both excellence in our sport AND excellence in our relationship with Jesus Christ without having to make sacrifices in either one. The ideal candidate will align with and have a desire to learn and embrace this mentality in their life and work.
Assistant Women's Soccer Coach Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Assistant Women's Soccer Coach must be committed to the Lordship of Christ. This not only means having the correct intellectual belief, but it also involves a radical transformation in every area of one’s lifestyle. The Coach must continually seek opportunities to grow and possess strong character traits through the regular practicing of the spiritual disciplines (e.g., prayer, meditation, Bible reading) and develop ministry values that express what God can do in impacting student athletes with whom they interact. The primary roles of the Assistant Women's Soccer Coach will be to spearhead recruiting efforts and analyze video, including scouting and individual film breakdown for players. This role has several administrative tasks assigned to the position and will require flexibility to perform “assigned duties” throughout the year. This individual will need to be relational and desire to connect with and build relationships with players and recruits. Additionally, this individual will need to have a soccer coaching background and willingness to contribute to coaching, preferably with forwards and goalkeepers. This position involves frequent verbal, written, and email correspondence with students, parents, faculty, and staff. At Indiana Wesleyan, we believe that we have the opportunity and responsibility to disciple and mentor student-athletes as they seek to grow in their faith in Jesus Christ. The sport we coach creates the environment where that discipleship is possible. In recent years, our Athletic Department has embraced an idea called the “Both/And” mentality in which we believe we can pursue both excellence in our sport AND excellence in our relationship with Jesus Christ without having to make sacrifices in either one. The ideal candidate will align with and have a desire to learn and embrace this mentality in their life and work.
Facilities Services (Summer/Temp) Hourly (Full Time), Temporary (Any) Marion, IN
Serve the campus community in the capacity determined by the Director. Responsibilities could include: General Maintenance; General Housekeeping; General Grounds Care; or Assist where needed within Facilities Services.
Assistant Women's Flag Football Coach (Part-time) Administrative (Part Time) Marion, IN
This position will coach and serve as an assistant to the head coach and will include recruitment, camp operations, scouting, film breakdown, and positional coaching.
Grants & Sponsored Programs Accountant Administrative (Full Time) Remote (within United States)
The Grants & Sponsored Programs Accountant is responsible for pre/post-award grant accounting, including internal/external reporting and maintaining compliance with all federal and private grant agreements.
Electrical Systems Technician Hourly (Full Time) Marion, IN
The primary responsibilities of the Electrical Technician are to assist the Lead Electrical Technician with coordinating and organizing daily to monthly work schedules. This position would assist to ensure the provision of uninterrupted, quality electrical service and maintenance to the Marion Campus. Provide and exhibit sound stewardship practices as pertaining to budgets within the Mechanical Systems Division. Lastly this position would monitor and maintain inventories of components and other associated supplies as required for Electrical systems operations.
Skilled Trades Technician - MEP Hourly (Full Time) Marion, IN
The primary responsibilities of the Skilled Trades Technician are: Provide support to Facilities Services team through competent completion of daily work assignments. These assignments will include Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC systems related maintenance tasks. Work as liaison for after-business-hours communication between Campus personnel and Maintenance Supervision team. Accomplish additional scheduled maintenance tasks including but not limited to swimming pool maintenance, periodic equipment testing, and event set-ups.
Faculty Position in Systematic Theology, Wesley Seminary Faculty (Full Time) Marion, IN
Wesley Seminary at Indiana Wesleyan University, a leading evangelical seminary in the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition and the official seminary of The Wesleyan Church, seeks a passionate and innovative faculty member for a full-time position in Systematic Theology to begin July 1, 2026. We are looking for a dynamic and versatile scholar-practitioner who resonates deeply with our mission to equip Christian leaders for missional ministry locally and globally. Please prepare a cover letter, a one-page statement summarizing your philosophy of seminary education within the Wesleyan tradition, and a curriculum vitae (including education, relevant teaching, ministry, and volunteer experience, scholarship and publications; and references). All materials should be submitted electronically via Indiana Wesleyan University’s employment portal. Shortlisted candidates may be invited to submit additional written materials before a virtual or on-campus interview. Preliminary application deadline is March 27, 2026; the position will remain open until it is filled.
Special Education Full-Time Faculty Faculty (Full Time) Remote (within United States)
Indiana Wesleyan University’s School of Integrated Learning and Development (SILD) invites applications for a dynamic, innovative, and mission-driven Full-Time Faculty member in Special Education. This position will provide academic leadership for the Special Education curriculum, guide CEC SPA accreditation and recognition processes in both Indiana and Ohio, and play a pivotal role in launching and sustaining a new 90-credit hour Bachelor of Education in Special Education. We are seeking a forward-thinking educator who embraces creativity, innovation, and transformative design in teacher preparation. The ideal candidate demonstrates deep expertise in Special Education, fluency in curriculum design frameworks including mastery, competency, standards, and outcomes-based models; as well as instructional approaches such as differentiated instruction and project, inquiry, and experiential-based learning, along with the strategic use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to advance teaching effectiveness, candidate development, and program innovation.
Information Reporting Specialist Hourly (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Information Reporting Specialist is responsible for creating a variety of reports, managing and building information queries and databases, and overseeing the document-imaging processes. This individual will work closely with the IT department to ensure internal and external financial aid webpages are updated and accurate and will be the point person to submit any technical concerns on behalf of the Financial Aid office. Creating award codes, assisting in file retrieval and file submission to institutional, state, federal, and outside entities is a key component of this position
Student Account Specialist 1 Hourly (Full Time) Hybrid (2 Office / 3 Remote)
The purpose of this position is to ensure accurate billing, provide customer service, and manage balances for enrolled students.
Executive Director of Enterprise Learning Administrative (Full Time) Indianapolis, IN
The Executive Director of Enterprise Learning leads IWU's Talent Studio—a leader's concierge workforce partner for the AI era. Talent Studio serves as the university's fractional L&D solution, extending IWU's reach beyond degrees through integrated learning and growth offerings: online training (AI enablement and skills-based credentials), transformative in-person experiences, and expert 1:1 coaching. This role combines chief product officer and operational leader responsibilities, managing P&L while translating business challenges into customized learning solutions that deliver measurable impact. The Executive Director partners closely with organizational clients to understand talent challenges, then orchestrates university-backed training and credentials that create immediate value with the option to stack toward degrees. The ideal candidate excels at custom solution design, leads matrixed teams effectively, facilitates meaningful client partnerships, and bridges corporate workforce needs with university excellence. Direct reports include Director of Resource Development and Director of Learner and Partner Success, with matrixed relationships to Leadership by Design and BoldPath Coaching leaders.
Materials Specialist Hourly (Full Time) Marion, IN
Coordinate the sending and receiving of all mail for the Admissions Office, including Bulk Mail projects and daily communications. Maintain and oversee the inventory of publications and supplies. Supervise a staff of students to ensure timely, accurate completion of mailings and other work as assigned.
Reference and Instruction Librarian Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Reference and Instruction Librarian is responsible for planning, providing, and assessing information literacy instruction and research support to the IWU-Marion, National and Global, and Wesley Seminary communities.
Network Technician Hourly (Full Time) Marion, IN
Maintain, and troubleshoot wiring infrastructure, phone network, and wireless network. Make changes to network as needed to support the needs of the university, faculty, staff, and students.
Dean of the Faculty - Wesley Seminary Administrative (Full Time) Marion, IN
The Dean of the Faculty serves as the chief academic and faculty leader of Wesley Seminary, providing vision, leadership, and oversight for academic quality, faculty development, curriculum, and program innovation. The Dean partners closely with the EVP, the Chief Academic Officer (CAO), and the Director of Academic Services to ensure that the Seminary’s academic programs are missionally grounded, academically rigorous, innovative, and responsive to the needs of the global Church and Christian community, with special emphasis on the Wesleyan denomination and the broader Wesleyan-Arminian tradition. This role is primarily academic and strategic, with a focus on people, programs, and educational excellence. The Dean shares responsibility for academic innovation, institutional representation, and academic partnerships while collaborating cross-functionally to support the Seminary’s broader mission and strategic priorities.
Mathematics Faculty Faculty (Full Time) Marion, IN
Indiana Wesleyan University invites applications for a Mathematics faculty on the Marion, Indiana campus. The ideal candidate for this full-time faculty position will combine teaching with scholarly endeavors, preferably involving undergraduate research and/or industry engagement. The Division of Mathematics, Engineering, and Computer Science offers studies in Actuarial Science, Computer Science, Data Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Mathematics Education, and Statistics and serves approximately 120 students in these academic areas. Applicants should show evidence of personal faith in Jesus Christ, comfort with the Wesleyan-Arminian theology, and commitment to liberal arts learning and the integration of their vibrant Christian faith and learning. Rank and competitive salary based on qualifications. Starting Fall 2026.

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