Career Opportunities at Bushnell

Graduate and undergraduate instructors in the following areas: Accounting, Biology, Business Administration, Communication, English, Exercise Science, Mathematics, Psychology, and Statistics.

Responsible for input, maintenance and management of Advancement Data systems and oversight of administrative functioning of the Office of Advancement in support of the Vice President for Advancement.

The Associate Dean of Education at Bushnell University oversees the Teacher Education programs and is a member of a dynamic group of Teacher Education faculty team. The Associate Dean must possess effective interpersonal and communication skills, as well as strong leadership and administration skills. The Associate Dean of Education must be knowledgeable about Oregon State and Federal Education laws, accreditation standards, policies, and best practices. The position requires a strong commitment to multiculturalism and diversity.

Under the direction of the Director of Marketing & Digital Communication, the Coordinator for Marketing & Graphic Design is responsible for the design, creation, coordination, development and maintenance of content for the University’s online communication and print collateral that support, promote and enhance the overall mission, brand and image of Bushnell University.

Bushnell University’s School of Nursing, located in Eugene, OR, invites applications for 1 nurse faculty position to teach primarily in the University’s new Accelerated Bachelor of Science Nursing degree program.

The Accounting Faculty will teach traditional daytime (TUG), adult degree (ADP) undergraduate courses and online graduate courses as needed. TUG courses are face-to-face in a 16 week semester. ADP and graduate courses are offered as on-line courses delivered in eight week blocks.

The Computer Science: Software Engineering faculty position will teach assigned courses in the Bachelors of Science, Software Engineering program. The program provides quality instruction in face to face day time delivery.

Under the direction of the Director of Physical and Technical Operations, the Network/System Administrator is responsible for managing all aspects of the network infrastructure, coordinating software upgrades, troubleshooting campus applications, making recommendations for technical acquisitions, and development of guidelines, standards and procedures. Coordinates activities of assigned technology projects to ensure project goals are accomplished. Provides technical leadership to IT staff members and campus staff/faculty.

The successful candidate for this position must show commitment and have experience as an excellent teacher or school counselor. The person in this position will mentor, coach and evaluate teacher candidates that are doing practicums out in schools. Bushnell Field Supervisors will also participate in informational meetings on campus approximately once a semester. Effective interpersonal and communication skills and the desire to support the mission of Bushnell University are paramount in this position. The position requires a strong commitment to multiculturalism and diversity and the ability to work well in a team environment.