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Accounting Tutor II - Academic Achievement Center Overland Park Main Campus
This position provides tutoring support for JCCC students taking accounting classes. This is an in-person tutoring position which will work up to 12 hours per week at the main JCCC campus.
Success Coach Overland Park Main Campus
The Success Coach at JCCC empowers students to achieve their academic and personal goals by providing holistic onboarding, first-semester course information, and ongoing coaching. Utilizing a coaching framework, the Success Coach assists students with onboarding and refers them to Counselors for appropriate first semester courses and information. Serving as a consistent resource throughout new students' enrollment, the coach builds accountability, self-efficacy, and connects students with essential resources. JCCC Success Coaches serve as a continued point-of-contact for the student as they onboard and progress through their journey at JCCC.
Administrative Assistant, Health & Wellness Overland Park Main Campus
Perform various administrative support duties for the Health and Wellness department at Johnson County Community College (JCCC) to ensure office operations run smoothly and efficiently.
Full-time Temporary Administrative Assistant, Human Resources Overland Park Main Campus
Conduct Human Resources (HR) administrative support to support general HR operations for the employment and compensation area at Johnson County Community College (JCCC) as the front facing support for the office.
Employment Specialist Overland Park Main Campus
The Employment Specialist is responsible in supporting the talent acquisition and recruitment team in coordinating and implementing various aspects of the recruitment lifecyle process. This role involves initiating the onboarding and offboarding process, managing candidate communications, organizing recruitment events, and maintaining accurate candidate records.
Non-Credit Instructor- ASSE Proctor Overland Park Main Campus
Johnson County Community College is seeking a detail-oriented and dependable individual to serve as an ASSE Proctor. This position is responsible for administering and monitoring standardized assessments in accordance with ASSE testing protocols and ensuring a secure, distraction-free testing environment. Ideal candidates will demonstrate professionalism, strong communication skills, and a commitment to maintaining academic integrity.
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Automotive Technology Overland Park Main Campus
The Automotive Technology program is seeking an experienced technician to teach entry level courses in electrical, engine performance, chassis systems, engine repair and other subjects. This is a part-time teaching position.
Dining Services Communications Assistant Overland Park Main Campus
Performs duties that ensure customers and staff are informed of pertinent information regarding all Dining Services product offerings and events. Represents Dining Services to JCCC Marketing, and the public, keeping the best interests of the business in mind. Maintains online menus, ensures staff and customers have access to important information regarding service and products. Will occasionally help with inventory or service needs within the department.
Customer Service Specialist Overland Park Main Campus
Aid and support all aspects of Bookstore operations and maintain positive customer service to Bookstore staff, college faculty and staff members, students, and local patrons. Provide general Bookstore information and sales support, maintain the sales floor, handle customer inquiries and complaints, and operate a cash register.
Full-Time Assistant Teacher Overland Park Main Campus
Aid in the preparation and implementation of a program appropriate for a designated group of young children.
CRM Administrator and Data Manager Overland Park Main Campus
The CRM Administrator & Data Manager is responsible for leading the implementation, optimization, and management of the College’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, which serves as a central hub for student recruitment, enrollment and retention activities. They will combine strategic oversight with hands-on management of relationships, data analysis, system optimization, and cross functional collaboration to optimize the student experience. This role is crucial in enhancing the college's engagement with students through providing employees with a holistic view of the student. They will collaborate with leadership in Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and IT to drive CRM initiatives that align with the college's strategic plan and goals. This role involves strategic thinking, technical expertise, collaboration, and a strong understanding of, and commitment to, achieving enrollment goals.
Dining Services Assistant Catering Overland Park Main Campus
Assist in set-up, service, breakdown, and clean-up of catered events for Johnson County Community College (JCCC).
Continuing Education Transition Coach Overland Park Main Campus
Collaborate closely with NCircle, Inc. and the Johnson County Department of Corrections (DOC) to help those currently or previously incarcerated find avenues to advance in a career that provides a good income and a healthy life. Help coordinate the logistical details of NCircle trainings and ensure the timely submission of NCircle scholarship paperwork for student participants.
Assistant Professor, Neurodiagnostic Technology Olathe Health Education Center (OHEC)
Faculty members occupy a special place in the life of our academic institution, enacting multiple roles as teachers, mentors, and scholars. JCCC recognizes the value and contributions of its faculty to the mission of the institution. Because of this special role in an academic environment, full-time faculty appointments are expected not only to excel in classroom instruction, but also to provide opportunities available as members of the college community. The Neurodiagnostic Technology Program faculty member will be responsible for teaching both clinically and didactically. Expected to function in a multi-cultural, diverse working environment, respecting all gifts and differences. A list of the key responsibilities of Neurodiagnostic Technology Program instructors includes: 1. Is knowledgeable of program basic competency goals and standards, course and clinical objectives and outcomes, assessment evaluation processes and systems, graduate entry-level competencies, and accreditation requirements. 2. Plan, implement, evaluate, and revise, as necessary, the curriculum for the program. 3. Participate in teaching face-to-face courses in the classroom, simulation center, skills lab, and clinic. Will also be responsible for all clinical courses and all clinical components of the NDT program. 4. Conducts regular student conferences, assesses, evaluates, and documents students' progress and concerns. 5. Meet regularly with the Director to provide up-to-date progress reports on students. 6. Portray a positive professional attitude toward students and the teaching/learning process and utilize positive interpersonal skills. 7. Develop, coordinate, and maintain student records in conjunction with program policies. 8. Participate in the annual evaluation of the program, courses, and curriculum revision, goals and standards, evaluation systems in the preparation of required annual reports and self-studies. 9. Participate in the student selection process for entry into the program and the scheduled orientation sessions for prospective students. 10. Participate in the development and implementation of new Neurodiagnostic Technology program materials. Continuing education with Neurodiagnostic Technology students, including career changes, and those re-entering the labor force. 11. Participate in the Program and Advisory Committee Meetings, Instructor Meetings, and serve on other committees. 12. Participate in continuing education to improve teaching and evaluation skills and maintain current knowledge and competency of Neurodiagnostic Technology, and maintain active professional memberships. 13. Administrative duties as required by the program accrediting body. 14. Develop and maintain positive working relationships with all affiliates. This list is intended to indicate the types of duties and responsibilities required of the employee assigned this title. It is not an exhaustive list of all the duties and responsibilities that may be required.
Box Office Rental Events Coordinator Overland Park Main Campus
The Box Office Rental Events Coordinator has responsibility for managing all box office aspects of rental and hosted events using MTC facilities, including leadership and supervision of staff, communication and relationship management with external clients, and working with the Box Office Manager on ticketing solutions and creation of rental policies and procedures. This position coordinates with stakeholders across the College and in partner organizations outside the College who are renting College facilities.
Director, Hospitality Management Overland Park Main Campus
Lead, manage, and supervise all personnel, systems, and off-campus facilities for the Hospitality Management programs at Johnson County Community College (JCCC), including overseeing compliance with local, state, and professional education accreditation agencies.
Espresso Barista Overland Park Main Campus
Prepare and serve food and beverages safely and accurately according to local, state, and departmental guidelines.
Assistant Professor, English Overland Park Main Campus
Johnson County Community College is searching to fill a full-time faculty position in English (with emphases listed below). JCCC is in Overland Park, KS, the second largest city in the state of Kansas and part of the greater Kansas City Metro. JCCC is dedicated to maintaining a rich cultural community, with an award-winning contemporary art museum and center for the performing arts located on campus. JCCC is looking for a diverse pool of applicants for this full-time faculty position. Full-time faculty in English work to strike a balance between teaching and research and have strong professional connections with regional and national composition, rhetoric, and literature professional organizations. Many of our 18,000 students are nontraditional, military veterans, immigrants, international, and first-generation college students. The successful candidate for this job will teach the equivalent of 15 credit hours per semester in composition, with the potential to teach literature courses. The successful candidate will perform other duties expected of full-time faculty, including maintaining scheduled office hours; developing and revising curriculum; developing and implementing course and program assessment of student learning outcomes; participating in department, division, and college meetings; serving on committees; and other duties as assigned. Teaching assignments could be a combination of online, hybrid, and face-to-face classes and are subject to change as assigned.
Director, Bursar Operations Overland Park Main Campus
Responsible for the leadership and strategic direction of the Bursar’s Office of Johnson County Community College (JCCC). Responsibilities include directing all activities related to the Accounts Receivable and Student Financial Services functions, including billing, cashiering, collections, e-commerce, payment processing, refunding, tax reporting, and the campus card system.
Adjunct Japanese Professor Overland Park Main Campus
The Foreign Language department is seeking a Japanese adjunct professor to substitute and/or teach Elementary and Intermediate level Japanese language courses in the evening on Zoom or in person. JCCC is located in Overland Park, KS, the second largest city in the state of Kansas and part of the greater Kansas City Metro. The Kansas City Metro is known for its museums, restaurants, and music and art scenes. JCCC is similarly dedicated to creating and maintaining a rich cultural community, with an award-winning contemporary art museum and center for the performing arts located on campus. The Foreign Language Department is part of the Communications Division. Many of our students are non-traditional, military veterans, immigrants, international and first-generation college students. JCCC has a diverse student population and is dedicated to increasing its diversity. The successful applicant for this job will teach the equivalent of 5-10 credit hours per semester in Japanese or will serve as a substitute for day and/or evening courses. This person will perform other duties expected of adjunct faculty, to include collaborating and working successfully with other full-time and adjunct faculty in the Foreign Language department and other duties as assigned. Additional responsibilities: Provide extra and co-curricular opportunities for Japanese language students. Participate in the planning and administration of all departmental initiatives. Participate in on-campus events promoting languages. Complete ACTFL and/or other departmental training. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Candidates will be interviewed using zoom and will be asked to demonstrate a 30 minute Zoom class.

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