Jobs at Houston Christian University

Teach and develop project-based undergraduate and advanced courses and labs in cybersecurity, information systems, computer science, or cyber engineering; advise students; participate in student organizations, assessment, accreditation, committees, and professional development while maintaining community and industry relationships.

Provide financial aid counseling and administer federal, state, institutional, and private aid programs. Assist students with FAFSA, verification, award packaging, loan certification, appeals, scholarship administration, compliance, outreach, and financial literacy. Maintain records, support audits, use Banner/CRM systems, and partner across campus to promote student retention and success.

Manage and maintain computing ClassLab environments and equipment for the Department of Engineering. Oversee safety, maintenance, inventory, procurement, installation, and calibration of hardware and instrumentation. Supervise and train student lab assistants and Helpdesk workers, coordinate schedules with faculty, interact with vendors, and support departmental projects and instruction.

Manage and maintain engineering teaching labs: specify, install, calibrate, and repair equipment; run safety, maintenance, inventory, and training programs; supervise and schedule student lab assistants; procure supplies; collaborate with faculty, vendors, and campus offices to support project-based learning.

Teach undergraduate and graduate business data analytics courses in face-to-face, online, and hybrid formats; design and maintain analytics and quantitative curriculum; conduct scholarly research and publish; advise students; support recruitment, retention, committees, ACBSP accreditation, and community outreach. Seven-course teaching load per academic year; integrate Christian faith into teaching and engage in service to the College and University.

Teach and develop project-based undergraduate and advanced courses and labs in electrical and/or cyber engineering; advise students; participate in assessment, accreditation, committees, and community engagement; support program building and professional development.

Perform degree audits and certifications, process graduation forms, advise graduating students on Degree Works and remaining requirements, generate graduate reports, coordinate diplomas with vendors, support commencement logistics and ceremonies, maintain OAR/University web content, and serve as faculty/student resource on graduation policies.

Provide administrative support to the College of Business including accreditation data collection, analysis, and project management; serve as graduate academic advisor; manage website, newsletter, and marketing content; support events, budgeting, SharePoint documentation, and college reporting.

Teach undergraduate and graduate accounting courses in face-to-face, online, and hybrid formats; engage in scholarly research and publication; advise students; maintain office hours; participate in recruitment, retention, committee service, accreditation (ACBSP) support, and campus community activities. Integrate Christian faith into teaching and perform other assigned duties.

Provide comprehensive administrative support to the College Dean, faculty, staff, and students. Serve as office manager handling calls, emails, visitors, student queries, IT triage, faculty rosters, academic forms, class schedules, supplies, meetings, and events. Manage operating and restricted budgets, reconcile expenses, process invoices, track gifts, and support accreditation, marketing, and graduate student advising. Standard weekday on-site hours with occasional evening/weekend events.

Support preparation and analysis of the university's operating and capital budgets, reconcile accounts, produce financial forecasts and reports, assist grants accounting, train users on budget systems, and respond to ad-hoc financial requests.

Teach a range of undergraduate mathematics courses, design and assess classroom experiences, advise and mentor students, participate in curriculum development, serve on committees, and maintain professional relationships while contributing scholarship adaptable for undergraduate projects.

Provide collaborative piano accompaniment for applied music students, choral ensembles, and recitals; lead choral sectionals; offer one-on-one coaching and teach applied piano lessons to music majors and minors.

Teach undergraduate (BSN) and graduate (MSN) nursing courses, deliver didactic instruction, and coordinate/oversee student clinical experiences across multiple specialties (medical-surgical, critical care, obstetrics, pediatrics, mental health, community health, leadership, research, informatics, simulation, and advanced practice tracks). Support university mission and Christian worldview, comply with accreditation and hiring processes, and complete required background screening.

Teach undergraduate and graduate management courses (face-to-face, online, hybrid); conduct scholarly research and publication; advise students; support recruitment, accreditation (ACBSP), and campus service; integrate Christian faith into teaching and engage in professional outreach.

Founding Chair will build and lead the Mechanical Engineering program: recruit and supervise faculty, develop curriculum, prepare ABET and academic documentation, oversee labs and assessments, evaluate teaching, support scholarship, and integrate faith-and-learning while advancing college strategic priorities.

The Provost is the chief academic officer, leading faculty hiring, evaluation, retention, academic program development (residential and online), assessment, budgeting, and strategic partnerships to advance the university's academic mission, faith integration, and student success.

Full-time faculty position (Assistant/Associate/Full Professor) to design and teach project-based undergraduate and advanced courses in computer science or cyber engineering, advise students, lead labs, participate in assessment and accreditation, engage in student development and service, and support the colleges vision integrating STEM and Christian values.

Lead technical and operational management of financial aid systems (Banner/Banner SaaS), ensure regulatory compliance (Title IV), oversee packaging, disbursement, reconciliation, ISIR processing and integrations, develop reports and data insights (Argos, Insights, SQL), drive automation and workflow improvements, liaise with IT and campus partners, support audits, and train staff.

Support accounting operations and financial reporting, assist month/quarter/year-end close, prepare consolidated financial statements, coordinate audits, maintain internal controls, oversee accounts payable, endowment/investment and debt accounting, improve financial systems, and support staff management and training.