Jobs at North Greenville University

Provides administrative, organizational, budget, purchasing, vendor, communication, scheduling, records, event, and project coordination support for the IT Services department. Manages calendars, meetings, documentation, invoices, departmental tasks, deadlines, and follow-up activities. Supports technology initiatives, training, equipment lifecycle coordination, and university systems. Serves as a professional point of contact for staff, vendors, university departments, and leadership while occasionally participating in evening, Saturday, and on-call coverage.

Provides circulation desk coverage and patron assistance in a library. Responsibilities include checking materials in and out, answering questions, managing printing and reservations, processing mail and donated books, supporting work-study staff, conducting library tours, maintaining an orderly environment, reporting facility and computer issues, and opening or closing the library. The role requires evening and occasional Saturday work, physical handling of library materials, and adherence to the institution’s Christian mission and community standards.

Provides academic, administrative, and strategic leadership for a university Master of Athletic Training program. Oversees curriculum, assessment, accreditation, CAATE compliance, budgeting, faculty recruitment and development, student support, teaching, scholarship, and professional service. The role requires maintaining athletic training expertise, supporting clinical education integration, managing program quality and reporting, and participating in institutional and professional leadership activities.

Full-time psychology faculty member teaching undergraduate introductory and upper-level courses, advising and mentoring students, integrating Christian faith into psychology instruction, participating in curriculum development and university committees, maintaining academic records, and conducting some student-supported research. Candidates should have a doctorate or be ABD, teaching experience, classroom technology skills, and the ability to mentor students spiritually and academically.

Assists the Director of the Performance Arts and Lectureship Series by managing event front-of-house operations, training and scheduling student ushers, tracking attendance, supporting website updates, and working in the box office. The role is part-time with an event-dependent schedule and requires enrollment in an NGU graduate program, leadership skills, reliability, scheduling availability, and commitment to the university’s Christian mission and stated values.

Creates video, photography, graphic design, branding, and storytelling content for the athletic department across social media, videoboards, broadcasts, podcasts, fundraising, and university media. Supports fan engagement initiatives, athletic event content production, podcast planning, and content distribution. The role follows athletic schedules, NCAA regulations, and requires travel for conferences and other meetings, along with the ability to lift equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.

Assists the Head Coach with men's basketball program operations, including team travel, housing, meals, recruiting, film exchange, equipment purchases, academic progress, office management, facility scheduling, and coordination with strength and conditioning staff. Maintains office hours, attends games, events, and meetings, and travels as required. The role requires a bachelor's degree, commitment to the university's mission and Christian values, and compliance with NCAA and institutional policies.

Assists the Director of Media Operations with university event media, including video production, editing, streaming, graphics, projection, lighting, stage design, equipment maintenance, inventory, scheduling, and student supervision. Supports recruitment and training of student workers, evaluates new audiovisual equipment, maintains CCLI reporting, and provides media support for ministry programs. The role requires occasional off-campus travel and some nights and weekends.

Assists the Head Coach with planning and conducting soccer practices, game preparation, player instruction, video analysis, scouting, recruiting, team culture, student-athlete academic support, safety, events, and NCAA compliance. The role requires demonstrating soccer techniques, supporting athletes on and off the field, and traveling for away games and competitions.

Provides administrative and operational support for the Advancement and University Engagement Office. Responsibilities include processing gifts, acknowledgments, expenses, budgets, reports, proposals, filing, calendars, staff meetings, donor events, receptions, guest hospitality, and executive support. The role works with advancement directors and supports the Vice President for Advancement and University Engagement. Periodic early morning or evening events may be required, but travel is not required.