Jobs at University of Memphis

Provides academic and career advising to current, prospective, and recent students; assists with course selection, registration issues, scholarship strategies, orientation, referral to resources, record-keeping, and faculty consultation.

Provide academic and career advising to current, prospective, and recent students; assist the Director with Center operations, staff supervision, evaluation processes, curriculum updates, and committee representation; make decisions on course changes, overloads, transfer credit, and scholarship retention; supervise and mentor staff and interns; deliver orientations and program placement support.

Coordinate and oversee Form I-9 and E-Verify processes, ensure accurate document collection/retention, perform audits and QA, maintain HRIS records, support new hire orientation, monitor regulatory changes, prepare compliance reports, and assist departments to resolve employment eligibility issues.

Lead communications for Memphis football (and up to two Olympic sports) including media relations, press releases, interview coordination, content creation, desktop publishing, statistics compilation, and supervising assistants. Manage external platforms, collaborate on creative assets, support game-day media operations, travel with the team, and develop storytelling and social media strategies to elevate the program's brand.

Manage fiscal administration of research grants: prepare and analyze financial reports, billings, reconciliations, cost estimates, drawdowns, and compliance documentation; advise faculty and interact with sponsors and agencies.

Provide clinical instruction to graduate audiology students and deliver adult-focused audiology services at the Memphis Speech and Hearing Center. Duties include adult hearing evaluations, hearing aid services, cochlear implant and electrophysiology/vestibular assessments (preferred), program growth, committee service, and collaboration on research and service. 12-month non-tenure track faculty role requiring AuD/PhD, ASHA CCC-A, and Tennessee licensure eligibility.

Plan and run multi-channel marketing and media campaigns, produce multimedia content, manage social and email platforms and website updates, support event promotion and fundraising materials, and track performance metrics. Collaborate with program and development teams and perform other assigned duties.

Perform original and complex cataloging and metadata work for diverse formats and languages; maintain and remediate bibliographic and authority data; lead data normalization, migration, and quality-control projects; train staff; participate in departmental planning, faculty governance, instruction, and library-wide committees.

One-year visiting faculty position to conduct independent or collaborative research in departmental math areas, publish, present at conferences, teach a 2/1 course load (9-11 credits/year), and mentor undergraduate and graduate students. Position includes health benefits and may be renewable, contingent on funding.

Teach eight undergraduate and some graduate finance courses, maintain AACSB scholarly academic status, manage Cook Analytics & Trading Lab operations (scheduling, datasets, tech liaison, web visibility), support student recruitment/clubs/competitions and CFP/CFA-related instruction, and serve on departmental and college committees including assessment leadership.

Lead athletics communications strategy and execution, manage media relations and website content, supervise communications staff, coordinate broadcast and press activities, handle crisis communications, oversee statistics/rosters compliance, and collaborate with marketing, development, and partners to elevate Memphis Athletics visibility.

Lead and oversee financial, operational, and information systems audits for the University. Plan and staff audit projects, ensure compliance with IIA and ISACA standards, coordinate with CAE and external auditors, present findings to senior leadership and the Board, supervise and develop audit staff, participate in investigations and consulting committees, and support strategic audit planning.

One-year, full-time (non-renewable) Visiting Assistant Professor position (Fall 2026–Spring 2027) teaching undergraduate and graduate courses (3/3 load) in Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication. Maintain a productive research agenda, contribute to department and university service, support a diverse student population, and potentially teach online courses. Appointment contingent on funding; applications reviewed beginning July 10, 2026.

Lead and manage Fraternity and Sorority Life operations including advising governing councils, strategic planning, event execution, risk management, recruitment/intake oversight, staff supervision, and development of education/compliance initiatives to support student leadership and organizational effectiveness.

Provide strategic leadership for Alumni Relations, Donor Success, Advancement Communications, and Corporate/Foundation Relations. Develop and execute engagement and stewardship strategies, align engagement with fundraising, lead teams, oversee systems and metrics, manage budgets and external representation, and drive cross-functional collaboration to deepen constituent relationships and support fundraising goals.

Teach undergraduate and graduate TESOL and Applied Linguistics courses (3/3 load), contribute to curriculum, strengthen community and interdisciplinary ties, advise students, and pursue classroom-based research and grant/international program development.

Manage capital project financial lifecycle and controls to ensure State and Board compliance. Oversee budgeting, tracking, reporting, audit readiness, and cross-functional coordination. Develop standardized reporting tools, enforce policies, and provide dotted-line guidance to capital project accounting staff.

Provide executive leadership for university procurement, sourcing, contracting, supplier management, and procurement technologies. Develop strategic sourcing initiatives, ensure regulatory compliance, oversee contract administration and financial reporting, manage procurement systems, and lead staff development. Advise executive leadership, collaborate with stakeholders, and drive procurement modernization and risk mitigation to optimize institutional resources.

Teach undergraduate and graduate accounting courses in-person and online, design course materials, mentor students, support student organizations and internships, and contribute service to the university. Collaboration on faculty/doctoral research is a plus.

Lead season, group, and premium ticket sales while using ticketing, CRM, and engagement data to drive revenue, retention, and fan experience. Manage sales team, set goals, execute campaigns, oversee game-day operations, perform forecasting and segmentation, and collaborate with marketing and operations.