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Library Associate
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Florissant Valley 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.
Hours of operation are 7:30 am - 3:30 pm, Monday - Friday, with some flexibility. |
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Student Worker (English)
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Meramec Campus
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| The Student Worker is a highly motivated and exceptionally organized student to assist us in our busy English department. This job will include answering phones, creating documents, stocking supplies, filing, printing, copying, and assisting with the steady flow of faculty, students, and visitors through the English department.
*This position will be for 10-15 hours per week. (Especially Mondays and Wednesdays). |
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Healthcare Instructor - Nursing Assistant Training
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Forest Park Campus
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| Workforce Solutions Group (WSG) division is in need of a Part-time Instructor to instruct course material related to the Patient Care Technician healthcare training program. Instructional hours are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm and include lecture and skills lab instruction. Instructors hours are flexible and can vary from 8 hours to 30 hours weekly. Training occurs at all locations including Corporate College, Forest Park, and William J. Harrison Education Center. |
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Adjunct Faculty - Psychology (Districtwide, on-campus)
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District-Wide
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| The Social Sciences departments on each of our four main campuses (Florissant Valley, Forest Park, Meramec, and Wildwood) are seeking additional adjunct faculty to support enrollment needs in several disciplines. These positions will teach on campus during the day, evening, or weekend hours (in mutual agreement between the adjunct and the department chair). There is an immediate need for faculty for the fall semester later-start courses (beginning Monday, September 22, and Monday, October 20); adjuncts selected for hire will become a part of the adjunct faculty pool of STLCC.
Adjunct faculty are responsible for teaching contracted course(s) in accordance with St. Louis Community College (STLCC) curriculum requirements. All of our faculty teach and facilitate a meaningful learning experience by facilitating the course competencies in the curriculum, proactively supporting all facets of the STLCC mission, and working with key members of the academic team to support student success. Adjunct faculty are responsible for fostering and encouraging a culture of learning through appropriate delivery methods. |
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Adjunct Faculty - History (Districtwide, on-campus)
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District-Wide
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| The Social Sciences departments on each of our four main campuses (Florissant Valley, Forest Park, Meramec, and Wildwood) are seeking additional adjunct faculty to support enrollment needs in several disciplines. These positions will teach on campus during the day, evening, or weekend hours (in mutual agreement between the adjunct and the department chair). There is an immediate need for faculty for the fall semester later-start courses (beginning Monday, September 22, and Monday, October 20); adjuncts selected for hire will become a part of the adjunct faculty pool of STLCC.
Adjunct faculty are responsible for teaching contracted course(s) in accordance with St. Louis Community College (STLCC) curriculum requirements. All of our faculty teach and facilitate a meaningful learning experience by facilitating the course competencies in the curriculum, proactively supporting all facets of the STLCC mission, and working with key members of the academic team to support student success. Adjunct faculty are responsible for fostering and encouraging a culture of learning through appropriate delivery methods. |
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Adjunct Faculty - Philosophy (Districtwide, on-campus)
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District-Wide
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| The Social Sciences departments on each of our four main campuses (Florissant Valley, Forest Park, Meramec, and Wildwood) are seeking additional adjunct faculty to support enrollment needs in several disciplines. These positions will teach on campus during the day, evening, or weekend hours (in mutual agreement between the adjunct and the department chair). There is an immediate need for faculty for the fall semester later-start courses (beginning Monday, September 22, and Monday, October 20); adjuncts selected for hire will become a part of the adjunct faculty pool of STLCC.
Adjunct faculty are responsible for teaching contracted course(s) in accordance with St. Louis Community College (STLCC) curriculum requirements. All of our faculty teach and facilitate a meaningful learning experience by facilitating the course competencies in the curriculum, proactively supporting all facets of the STLCC mission, and working with key members of the academic team to support student success. Adjunct faculty are responsible for fostering and encouraging a culture of learning through appropriate delivery methods. |
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Adjunct Faculty - Political Science (Districtwide, on-campus)
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District-Wide
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| The Social Sciences departments on each of our four main campuses (Florissant Valley, Forest Park, Meramec, and Wildwood) are seeking additional adjunct faculty to support enrollment needs in several disciplines. These positions will teach on campus during the day, evening, or weekend hours (in mutual agreement between the adjunct and the department chair). There is an immediate need for faculty for the fall semester later-start courses (beginning Monday, September 22, and Monday, October 20); adjuncts selected for hire will become a part of the adjunct faculty pool of STLCC.
Adjunct faculty are responsible for teaching contracted course(s) in accordance with St. Louis Community College (STLCC) curriculum requirements. All of our faculty teach and facilitate a meaningful learning experience by facilitating the course competencies in the curriculum, proactively supporting all facets of the STLCC mission, and working with key members of the academic team to support student success. Adjunct faculty are responsible for fostering and encouraging a culture of learning through appropriate delivery methods. |
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Enrollment Services Counselor I
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Forest Park Campus
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| The Enrollment Services Counselor I is the primary point of contact for current and prospective students, providing comprehensive support throughout the enrollment and registration process, including admissions, placement testing, financial aid, advising, and class registration, while utilizing systems like CRM Recruit and BANNER to ensure seamless service and documentation. |
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Clerk, Distribution/Mail
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Corporate College
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| Part-time Mailroom Distribution clerk receives mail and packages at the STLCC Corporate College and distributes mail and packages to offices at the Corporate College. |
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Counselor
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Forest Park Campus
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| Provide direct psychological counseling services to St. Louis Community College students focusing on short-term (and in limited cases longer term) individual and group mental health interventions, crisis interventions, and collaborative referrals to campus and community partners that promote student success and retention. Primary areas of intervention include, but are not limited to: anxiety, depression, interpersonal relationships, stress, suicidality, and surviving trauma. In addition to providing a variety of individualized clinical mental health services for college students, Counselors also provide mental health consultation, training, outreach, and educational workshops for students, faculty, and staff. Counselors are expected to work within the ethical guidelines of the American Counseling Association and applicable Missouri statutes and remain current in their licensure and counseling skills through an intentional program of professional development activities. |
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Student Worker-Photography
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Florissant Valley Campus
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| Student worker to assist students processing their film and working in the darkroom.
Responsible for mixing and setting up chemistry before class.
Checking out cameras and equipment.
Other lab duties as assigned. |
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Childcare Teacher I & II
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Forest Park Campus
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| The CDLC at Forest Park is hiring for Childcare Teacher I (requires Associates Degree) and Teacher II (requires Bachelors Degree). This position 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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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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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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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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Designer, Costume
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Florissant Valley Campus
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| Research and designs costumes and accessories; borrows, builds, and alters necessary items for costuming of theatrical productions, provides training for wardrobe assistants, maintains system for organizing costumes, accessories and costume shop; monitors budget. May also work with make-up and wigs. Trains student workers and volunteers as needed to assist in productions. |
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Part Time-Clerk (The Scene Student Newspaper)
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Forest Park Campus
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| Performs administrative duties of moderate complexity. The clerical position at The Scene student newspaper is a 10 to15 hours a week, part-time temporary position. The clerk is primarily responsible for connecting with advertisers, receiving and proofreading ads, uploading website content, and preparing production schedules. They are also responsible for coordinating with the advisers and department chair to ensure scholarship and pay disbursements are completed accurately. In addition to the above mentioned duties, the clerk will also maintain the office space by holding set office hours, answering and returning e-mail and phone messages, and maintaining the appropriate files. Lastly, the clerk will ensure the newspapers are delivered throughout campus, coordinate specific events as discussed with the advisers, and contribute stories and photos when needed. |
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Assistant Cook
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Florissant Valley Campus
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| This position provides assistance to the full-time cook in the preparation, cooking, and serving of food to the children and in filling food carts and washing/sanitizing the dishes. This person also steps in in the absence of the full-time cook. |
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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. |