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Specialist, Contract & Budget
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Forest Park Campus
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| ***Internal Classified Unit Employees who apply in the first 5 working days from publish date will be given due consideration. External applicants will only be considered, after all qualified internal candidates have been deemed unsuccessful.***
The Specialist, Contract and Budget ensures accurate tracking of project progress and corresponding invoiced amounts, while maintaining and updating contract-related documents and reports. |
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Associate - Campus Store
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Forest Park Campus, District-Wide
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| This position involves working at the STLCC Forest Park campus store as a Part-time campus store sales associate. *Looking for Monday, Thursday and Friday availability between the hours of 8:45am-4:15pm. |
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Associate, Library
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Florissant Valley Campus
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| *Hours include mornings, evenings and some Saturdays*
The Associate, Library performs duties necessary to provide an excellent experience for library users, including interacting with students, staff, faculty, and public community users, and may order, receive, and process library materials. |
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Childcare Teacher I & II
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Forest Park Campus
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| Performs duties necessary to train and supervise college students while providing on-site instruction; assist college students to achieve educational objectives referred by the academic departments (specifically Child and Family Development); performs duties necessary to teach and care for infant through Pre-K children and provide support and constant communication with families. |
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Administrator, Oracle & Database Systems
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Corporate College
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| Performs duties necessary to administer and coordinate the institution’s enterprise relational database management systems. Duties include administering Oracle database systems, systems security, system performance monitoring and tuning, establish operational standards, and recommend hardware and software upgrades. Monitors industry trends in database computing, recommending investigation and possible acquisition of relevant technologies identified as strategic priorities. Serves as a specialized technical consultant to the technology support staff. |
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Coordinator - Program & Compliance (Child and Family Development Center)
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District-Wide
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| The Program and Compliance Coordinator, CDLC (PCC), performs duties necessary to assist the director, manager(s), and assistant manager(s) in administering the licensing and accreditation guidelines necessary to maintain the Child Development Laboratory Centers of STLCC. The PCC prepares and maintains reports and health records for college, local, state, and federal requirements; provides documentation related to the health and safety of the children in the center; maintains professional development records for staff; and provides additional support to the director related to compliance. The PCC may serve as the manager on duty in the absence of the director, manager, or assistant manager at the CDLC. |
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Supervisor, Academic Success & Tutoring (STEM)
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Forest Park Campus
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| The Supervisor, Academic Success & Tutoring will recruit, hire, and supervise tutors for the specified campus or district including scheduling, timekeeping, evaluation, and training. The Supervisor will track and report on student use of services and ensure tutor availability to meet the demands of the students. This position will assist the Manager, Academic Success & Tutoring with resolution of student issues. Additionally, the Supervisor will serve as a tutor for a minimum of 5 hours per week and as needed serve as a representative on Course of Record or other course development projects to provide expertise in Academic Success & Tutoring supplemental content. This position collaborates with the Academic Success & Tutoring Manager to develop, propose, and manage budget requirements for the Academic Success & Tutoring Manager. |
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Secretary - Nursing Department
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Meramec Campus
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| The Secretary provides efficient secretarial support, reception, and communication services to ensure the smooth operation of the department. |
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Custodian-Wildwood
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Wildwood Campus
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| *This position is located at our Wildwood Campus*
Performs duties necessary to maintain cleanliness of campus buildings; assists in arranging furniture and equipment; maintains equipment and materials. |
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Associate, Library
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Wildwood Campus
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| The Associate, Library performs duties necessary to provide an excellent experience for library users, including interacting with students, staff, faculty, and public community users, and may order, receive, and process library materials. |
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Specialist, Budget
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Corporate College
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| Assists with the development and management of college budgets including determination of available resources and allocations. Monitors budgets to ensure good financial management and compliance. |
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Theatre Supervisor
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Meramec Campus
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| Provides technical and artistic supervision of the operation of a campus Theatre/Auditorium. Designs, constructs, mounts and manages major theatre productions. Performs normal supervisory functions. Assists and helps with set up of college and outside events in the theatre. |
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Project Coordinator, Community Health Worker Program
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District-Wide
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| Under the direction of the Grant Project Director and Sr. Health Program Manager, this position performs all duties necessary to coordinate the grant(s) and CHW program including but not limited to coordinating related budgets; preparing and submitting all required reports; maintaining contact with applicable external state and national agencies and organizations; representing the College and maintaining relationships with external agencies related to the Community Health Worker (CHW) program; and providing support for program data management and communication. Under the grant(s) STLCC will expand the public health workforce by training new CHWs which will aid HRSA in improving access to quality health services, improve health equity and enhance population health. |
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Advisor, TRIO Talent Search
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Forest Park Campus
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| Serves students in the TRIO Talent Search program, a federally funded grant that assists underrepresented middle and high school students graduate from high school and enroll in post-secondary education. Assist individuals who have not completed high school or college to reenter and complete secondary and postsecondary education. Talent Search Advisors work . . . |
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Specialist, Payroll
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Corporate College
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| The Payroll Specialist is responsible for reviewing documents and processing accounts related to payroll to facilitate all payroll functions, maintaining payroll accounts, creating related reports, and ensuring timely payroll payment for employees. |
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Security Officer
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Forest Park Campus
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| Performs necessary duties to provide a safe and physically secure environment; reports hazardous conditions; performs general office duties. Candidates must be highly competent and personable reflecting a positive and welcoming image of the college in every encounter. Prior experience is preferred to include training in self-defense, basic first aid, criminal law, detection of suspicious or criminal activity and the prevention of theft and/or deterrence of vandalism. Candidates protect, safeguard and secure college assets, students, staff, tenants and visitors to all STLCC campuses and sites. |
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Program Assistant, TRIO Upward Bound
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Forest Park Campus
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| The TRIO Program Assistant is responsible for providing clerical, administrative, and project support to the TRIO department. They maintain a current knowledge of appropriate TRIO policies, processes, and procedures to assure efficiency and integrity of the office. They maintain student files as well as records of student and program services. The Program Assistant also manages Blumen data entry, oversees front desk operations, tracks data, submits requisitions, tracks expenditures, schedules appointments, orders supplies and equipment, processes the mail, answers the phone, compiles information for reports, and provides information about TRIO student programs and events. |
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Childcare Teacher I & II
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Florissant Valley Campus
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| The CDLC at Florissant Valley is hiring for Childcare Teacher I (requires Associates Degree) and Teacher II (requires Bachelors Degree). performs duties necessary to teach and care for infant through Pre-K children and provide support and constant communication with families. Performs duties necessary to train and supervise college students while providing on-site instruction; assist college students to achieve educational objectives referred by the academic departments (specifically Child and Family Development).Performs duties necessary to develop and implement learning opportunities for children ages 6 weeks to Pre-K. Train and supervise college students while providing on-site instruction; assist college students to achieve educational objectives referred by the academic departments (specifically Child and Family Development). Provide support and constant communication with families and college students promoting successful outcomes. |
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Student Success Advisor
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District-Wide
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| Provides comprehensive and proactive advising, educational guidance, career and transfer
planning services and assistance for students from entry to completion. Such activities include, but are not limited to, engaging students in academic planning, interpreting assessments, clarifying their career and transfer goals, and providing them with referrals to resources to serve them holistically. |
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High School Teacher, TRIO Upward Bound
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Forest Park Campus
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| TRIO Upward Bound High School Teachers provide guidance, instruction, and support for supplemental high school academic sessions. These academic sessions include work in math, (algebra, advanced algebra, geometry, and pre-calculus), English (grammar, literature, and college writing), science (physics, chemistry, and Biology I and II), and/or foreign language (Spanish, Latin, and/or French). TRIO Upward Bound High School Teachers facilitate Saturday sessions during the academic year and/or during the six-week summer program to support the participant’s engagement, learning, and understanding of academic content through project-based learning and collaborative assignments. TRIO Upward Bound High School Teachers are responsible for ensuring a multicultural perspective in all elements of the instruction and content delivered. |