Jobs at Post University

Supports athletic communications for 22 NCAA Division II sports programs by collecting and distributing statistics, news, and feature content. Assists with game-day statistics, scoring, media relations, event coverage, website updates, video streaming and editing, and social media. Coordinates with coaches and athletic staff to promote teams and student-athletes, develops media exposure, and provides timely information to media, campus stakeholders, and the public. Evening and weekend availability is required.

Develops and manages healthcare partnerships to promote university education programs, generate inquiries and referrals, and drive enrollments. Responsibilities include procuring new partners, nurturing existing relationships, organizing on-site events and presentations, maintaining a partnership pipeline, meeting event and lead goals, documenting activities in CRM, and complying with internal and regulatory requirements. The role requires substantial travel throughout the assigned territory and attendance at conferences.

Provides academic leadership and operational oversight for bachelor’s and master’s Data Science programs. Responsibilities include curriculum development, faculty recruitment and evaluation, teaching, student progression monitoring, accreditation reporting, continuous improvement, and collaboration with university departments to support enrollment and program quality. The role requires regular campus presence in Waterbury, Connecticut, despite being remote-friendly.

Assists the head coach with ice hockey practices, coaching, recruiting, mentoring, strength and conditioning oversight, academic support, opponent scouting, team travel, and fundraising events. Evaluates student-athletes, supports their academic and personal development, manages recruiting databases and communications, and complies with NCAA Division II rules. The successful candidate must enter a graduate program or certificate program and contribute to athletics department activities.

Assists the head coach with student-athlete training, coaching, academic support, recruiting, scouting, team travel planning, fundraising events, and athlete evaluation. The role requires NCAA compliance, leadership, communication, relationship-building, and commitment to student-athlete academic and personal development. The assistant receives partial graduate tuition coverage and an additional stipend while pursuing a graduate degree.

Supports the Psychology Program Chair by overseeing associate faculty performance, student engagement and retention, course quality, curriculum development, assessment, academic integrity, accreditation activities, and faculty recruitment and mentoring. The role also teaches eight courses annually, participates in university governance and committees, reviews transfer evaluations, and contributes to program improvement and advisory board activities.

Assists with athletic equipment room and gameday operations, including inventory reporting, equipment and apparel fitting, issuing, repair, laundering, ordering, budgeting, vendor coordination, and bid analysis. Communicates with administrators, coaches, and student-athletes while supporting NCAA compliance and departmental standards. The role requires attention to detail, basic math, problem-solving, adaptability, and computer proficiency. This opportunity is limited to Post University students and offers up to 20 hours per week.

Develops and manages strategic partnerships with healthcare organizations to support educational goals and drive enrollments. Responsibilities include sourcing new partners, nurturing existing relationships, organizing and attending healthcare events, generating leads and referrals, presenting to diverse audiences, maintaining CRM activity records, and meeting event and lead-generation goals. The role requires extensive territory travel, strong B2B business development skills, relationship building, communication, and familiarity with healthcare or higher education.

Develops and manages healthcare partnerships to promote educational programs, generate referrals and enrollments, and expand partner relationships. Responsibilities include attending and creating events, identifying new partnership opportunities, understanding partner goals, meeting event and lead targets, maintaining CRM records, and complying with documentation and regulatory requirements. The role requires substantial travel throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth/Oklahoma City territory and to conferences.

Gather and disseminate sports information and statistics for 22 NCAA Division II athletic programs. Support media relations, athletics website content, video streaming and editing, social media, audio/visual production, public address duties, stat keeping, and game-day operations. Develop favorable media attention for teams, coaches, and the athletic department while coordinating with coaches, university staff, media, campus stakeholders, and the public. Work may include nights and weekends.

Assists with athletic equipment room and game-day operations, including inventory reporting, equipment and apparel fitting, issuing, repair, ordering, exchanges, laundering, budgeting, vendor coordination, and bid analysis. Communicates with administrators, coaches, and student-athletes while maintaining NCAA, conference, university, and departmental standards. Supports contest management and responds to operational needs. This opportunity is limited to Post University students and allows up to 20 hours per week.

Supports athletic communications for 22 NCAA Division II programs by gathering and distributing sports information and statistics. Creates video content, manages social media and website updates, assists with streaming and editing, maintains statistics, provides audio/visual and public-address support, and coordinates game-day operations. The role develops favorable media coverage for teams, coaches, and the athletic department. Evening and weekend availability is required, and the opportunity is limited to Post University students.

Maintains and monitors the athletic department weight room, including picking up weights, cleaning equipment, and overseeing daily operations. Requires organization, positive energy, motivation, supervisory management, and communication skills. This part-time student position provides experience in organization, supervision, time and energy management, and anatomy application.

Student employee supporting athletic equipment operations by distributing and collecting gear, tracking inventory, organizing storage, cleaning and maintaining equipment, operating laundry machines, and assisting with event setup and breakdown. The role also includes inspecting equipment for safety issues, reporting shortages or damage, and providing equipment logistics support during athletic events. Students may not work during scheduled class times under Federal Work Study regulations.