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Sites Manager in Merrillville, IN
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The Regional Sites Manager (RSM) plays a vital role in the smooth operation and success of several Education Centers of Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU). These sites are part of the regional education centers located throughout Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky and sit within the National & Global unit of IWU. Each center strives to partner with their community to meet its educational needs. Providing professional meeting space, in addition to educational programs for working adults, allows IWU to build these partnerships while serving the local community. The RSM will serve as the direct leader of a building as well as the site manager for several other locations from a distance, leading and supporting staff members in the operations and conferencing functions for those sites. This role is suited for someone who is highly relational and has a love of problem-solving and innovation. In addition, skills related to supervising personnel, customer service, sales, building management, team building, project management, and negotiation will help make the Regional Sites Manager successful. He/she assumes primary responsibility for property management of the Indianapolis building and staffing for daily campus operations. Supervises regional operational staff. Serves as the conference services manager for a site and other sites as needed. Assists the Executive Director with projects as needed.
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Sites Manager in Indianapolis, IN
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The Regional Sites Manager (RSM) plays a vital role in the smooth operation and success of several Education Centers of Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU). These sites are part of the regional education centers located throughout Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky and sit within the National & Global unit of IWU. Each center strives to partner with their community to meet its educational needs. Providing professional meeting space, in addition to educational programs for working adults, allows IWU to build these partnerships while serving the local community. The RSM will serve as the direct leader of a building as well as the site manager for several other locations from a distance, leading and supporting staff members in the operations and conferencing functions for those sites. This role is suited for someone who is highly relational and has a love of problem-solving and innovation. In addition, skills related to supervising personnel, customer service, sales, building management, team building, project management, and negotiation will help make the Regional Sites Manager successful. He/she assumes primary responsibility for property management of the Indianapolis building and staffing for daily campus operations. Supervises regional operational staff. Serves as the conference services manager for a site and other sites as needed. Assists the Executive Director with projects as needed.
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Coordinator of Clinical Placements and Partnerships in Marion, IN
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The Coordinator will work daily to secure clinical placements, assist program candidates, secure Memorandums of Understanding with school partners, and conduct all required program tracking and data collection as required. The Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that program candidates are placed in diverse clinical settings and will work with the Assistant Director to develop and maintain accurate records associated with all clinical experiences.
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Director of Academic Operations in Marion, IN
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The Director of Academic Operations supports the Dean by providing operational leadership for the School of Integrated Learning and Development (SILD) and coordinating the school’s day-to-day academic and administrative operations. The Director serves as a primary liaison between SILD and other National & Global (N&G) and IWU departments. The Director ensures that school-level academic processes, policies, and approved program changes are implemented consistently and effectively. Responsibilities include oversight and coordination of licensure and regulatory compliance; clinical experiences and placements; academic calendars and program information; curriculum and program-change implementation; partnerships; Concurrent Education; STEP-UP/apprenticeship initiatives; and other assigned school-level projects. The Director supervises the school's Assistant Directors and Academic Program Managers and provides secondary supervision for other office staff as assigned. The Director oversees onboarding for faculty and staff as needed; investigates and mediates escalated student concerns; represents SILD and/or the Dean in institutional meetings and on operational matters as delegated; and provides the Dean with operational information, analysis, and support for decision-making.
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Faculty in Church History/Wesley Studies in Marion, IN
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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 Church History and Wesley Studies to begin July 1, 2027. 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. The preliminary application deadline is December 1, 2026; the position will remain open until filled.
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