Jobs at Brenau University

Provides administrative and office support for the university security department. Duties include organizing activities, assisting with budgets and purchasing, maintaining records and inventories, processing parking permits, coordinating with security vendors, supporting crime and fire statistics reporting, preparing reports, and updating procedures. The role is half-time, on-site, and may occasionally require extended hours, nights, weekends, or driving short distances for university business.

Directs Brenau University’s gallery program, including exhibition curation and scheduling, collections management, acquisitions, budgets, installations, outreach, grants, publicity, and docent programming. Supervises gallery assistants and student employees, maintains collection records and gallery webpages, coordinates campus and community partnerships, and manages artwork storage, transportation, insurance, security, and physical exhibition needs. The role is full-time, on-site in Gainesville, Georgia, with minimal local travel and occasional evening or weekend work.

Leads the College of Fine Arts and Humanities through academic strategy, program quality, faculty and staff development, enrollment growth, student success, accreditation compliance, budgeting, fundraising, partnerships, and institutional planning. The Dean supervises college personnel, advocates for stakeholders, serves on university committees, and teaches three courses annually.

Coordinates nursing students’ clinical rotations, placements, credentialing, site relationships, clinical adjunct onboarding, tracking systems, and program assessments. Supports accreditation reviews, curriculum improvements, student progress monitoring, admissions, recruiting, and retention activities. Collaborates with nursing leadership, faculty, clinical preceptors, external partners, and university departments. This full-time, on-site role requires minimal local travel between campuses and occasional extended or weekend hours.

Full-time Assistant Professor responsible for teaching undergraduate musical theatre and voice courses, advising BFA students, accompanying performances and auditions, directing one production annually, recruiting students, participating in university and Gainesville Theatre Alliance committees, and supporting program development. The role requires a terminal degree or equivalent professional experience, advanced piano and sight-reading skills, continued theatre industry work, collaborative teaching, and a commitment to equity and inclusion.