Jobs at University of Central Oklahoma

Provide administrative support for the Psychology department, manage office tasks, facilitate travel and events, and maintain records and inventory.

Assist Criminal Justice faculty with course instruction, grading, record keeping, tutoring, lecturing when competent, proctoring exams, supporting group study sessions, and contributing to research and assessment under faculty supervision.

Responsible for administrative duties in the office of the Registrar, including managing files, scheduling, data input, and clerical support.

Provide administrative and secretarial support for a department: manage correspondence, phone and front-desk interactions, scheduling, purchasing and budget reconciliation, travel expense processing, event setup, and recordkeeping. Will train as a Designated School Official to process international student documents and assist the Executive Director of Global Affairs.

Provide administrative and secretarial support for the Political Science department, including event coordination, budget and travel assistance, requisitions, calendar management, filing, customer service, document preparation, webpage/promotional updates, inventory and supply ordering, and other office duties to ensure smooth departmental operations.

The Dean of the College of Mathematics and Science leads academic, fiscal, and personnel matters, promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, engages in strategic planning, and advocates for faculty and student-centered research.

Assist in maintaining a safe environment for students in concurrent classes, providing guidance, supervision, and record-keeping support during non-instructional times.

The Director of Financial Services leads the accounting operations at the University, ensuring compliance and efficiency while overseeing staff and processes.

Adjunct faculty members teach General Humanities courses, advise students, evaluate performance, and maintain records, collaborating with peers and adhering to university policies.

Graduate Research Assistants assist faculty with research tasks, data management, data analysis, and customer service duties in an academic setting under supervision.

Assist faculty with classes, research, and exam proctoring. Responsibilities include class coverage, grading, and preparation support. Reconsidered for future semesters based on performance.

The STARS Recruitment Specialist recruits veterans for an academic support program, providing guidance, tracking progress, and collecting data. They attend community events and offer resources for academic success.

Adjunct faculty positions involve teaching, advising, and mentoring students in Studio Arts, Art History, or Art Education, requiring a master’s degree and effective communication skills.

The Graduate Research Assistant will support Testing Services through data collection, proctoring exams, and general office tasks under faculty supervision. This is a temporary summer role.

The Adjunct Instructor will provide quality learning experiences for students, report to academic leadership, and facilitate instruction in the dance department.

The Patrol Officer I provides campus safety by responding to emergencies, enforcing laws, and documenting incidents. Essential duties include investigating accidents, arresting suspects, and liaising with law enforcement.

The adjunct instructor prepares and teaches assigned classes, maintains records, assigns grades, and reports data, ensuring a quality learning environment.

Assist faculty with classes, research, instrument development, and assessment. Responsibilities include covering classes, preparing materials, grading, and tutoring students.

The GA Proctor & Classroom Tech supports faculty and students through exam proctoring, classroom management, and administrative tasks, requiring organization and communication skills.

The Teaching Assistant in English will teach one or two sections of English Composition courses while managing their coursework and maintaining a graduate GPA.