Under the general direction of the Executive Director of Operations, as an essential employee, the Limited Term Custodian reports directly to the Assistant Director of Facilities.  Custodians commonly provide routine cleaning, project cleaning, setups for functions, and any other duties assigned. Custodians must be physically able to perform tasks appropriately.

The Director of Campus and Residential Accountability, Community, and Support is a live-in, full-time, 12-month position that serves as a senior member of the Residence Life leadership team and the second-in-command to the Executive Director of Residence Life. The position reports directly to the Executive Director of Residential Life with a dotted line to the Dean of Students for conduct matters. 

This position plays a pivotal role in fostering a safe, inclusive, and accountable campus community that supports students’ academic and personal success. The Director oversees the College’s student conduct system, advises the Judicial and Honor Councils, and coordinates campus-wide education around the Honor Code and community standards. In addition, the Director provides case management for students of concern, leads crisis response efforts, and works collaboratively across campus to ensure holistic student support.

In partnership with the Executive Director, the Director helps shape the strategic direction, policies, and professional development initiatives for the Office of Residence Life. This role provides day-to-day supervision to residence life staff, assumes leadership of departmental operations in the Executive Director’s absence, and contributes to advancing the mission and values of Salem College.

Salem College seeks a creative, detail-oriented, and highly organized professional to serve as Director of Sports Information, Communications & Marketing. This position is responsible for leading all aspects of athletic communications, including statistical reporting, game day operations, digital media, branding, and storytelling.

The Director will play a critical role in enhancing the visibility and reputation of Salem College Athletics by delivering accurate and timely information, producing high-quality content, and developing a cohesive brand across all platforms. This individual must be able to manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously while building strong collaborative relationships across campus, particularly with the College’s Communications and Marketing department, Academy Athletics and external partners.

Salem College seeks a highly motivated and team-oriented individual to serve as a Volunteer Assistant Soccer Coach. This position supports all aspects of the women’s soccer program, including student-athlete development, practice planning, recruiting support, and game-day operations. The ideal candidate is committed to fostering a positive, inclusive, and competitive environment aligned with the mission and values of Salem College.

The Public Safety Officer – part time is an essential employee who reports directly to the Director of Public Safety and will be responsible for all security activities involving campus patrol, requests for service, opening/closing of facilities, responding to emergency calls, parking requests, and monitoring, and all other duties as assigned.

The Gift Records and Database Manager in the Office of Institutional Advancement is the primary point person for all gift processing and gift records for Salem Academy and College. The Manager creates and distributes appropriate financial reports on a regular schedule and works with the Finance Office to reconcile all gift records with those maintained by the Finance Office. This associate interacts daily with donors and institutional contacts. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, oral and written are crucial. This position is a site-specific role, requiring daily attendance in the office.

The Public Safety Officer reports directly to the Director of Public Safety and will be responsible for all security activities involving campus patrol, requests for service, opening/closing of facilities, responding to emergency calls, parking requests, and monitoring, and all other duties as assigned.

The Public Safety Officer will work 2nd shift.   This is an unarmed security position.

The Area Coordinator’s (AC) role is to create a sense of community within the residence halls and amongst the campus community by valuing, supporting, challenging and empowering students to grow and develop personally and through their relationships with others in accordance with the Salem Academy & College mission.  This is a live-in residential position.

The Exercise Science adjunct teaches courses in the Exercise Science concentration within the Health Science program, preparing and delivering in-person learning activities designed to achieve course outcomes. The adjunct will develop course materials, including syllabi, homework assignments, and content for the Course Management System (CMS).  They will evaluate and grade students’ class work, laboratory work, assignments, papers, and examinations, while holding a minimum of two regularly scheduled office hours per week throughout the semester. They must maintain and submit student attendance records, grades, and other required documentation by specified deadlines, as well as prepare and maintain course materials within the Salem College Course Management System for each course taught and communicate with enrolled students through a Salem email account. Additionally, participate in periodic meetings with supervisors, the division, or the College related to teaching responsibilities, as well as training and professional development.

Salem Academy and College is pleased to announce the opening of their search for their next Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This is an exceptional opportunity for a strategic and forward-looking financial leader to help shape the future of one entity with two distinctive institutions with deeply rooted histories, ambitious aspirations, and a shared commitment to the education and advancement of girls and women. The CFO will have the rare opportunity to partner closely with institutional leadership in guiding both a nationally recognized girls’ academy and the nation’s only college exclusively dedicated to women’s health leadership, helping to position Salem for continued innovation, differentiation, and long-term success.

The Athletic Van Driver will drive Salem Academy and College Athletic teams to and from away games.

The Vice President for Institutional Advancement is appointed by the President and is directly responsible to the President for the strategy, planning, management, and coordination of all institutional development programs, including capital campaigns, special gifts, annual giving, deferred giving, prospect research, and alumnae engagement. The VPIA is responsible for leading, directing, and achieving the institution’s fundraising plan, and will work with the President to establish the institution’s vision for engagement and philanthropy.  The VPIA must be exceptional at building relationships with alumnae, donors, foundation and corporate philanthropies, and local leaders. The VPIA manages the advancement team and a portfolio of donors and brings a data focus to strategy, planning, operations, and assessment. The VPIA coordinates with the President and key Cabinet leaders on revenue projection and planning. The VPIA’s responsibilities extend to those duties stated below and all other duties assigned by the President.

The Annual Giving Officer is responsible for the implementation of strategic initiatives in annual giving. In collaboration with the Director of Philanthropy, the Annual Giving Officer will establish an annual plan based on constituent data to meet the fiscal year goals for the Academy Fund and the College Fund. This includes direct mail solicitations, email solicitation, giving day campaigns, crowdfunding and working with volunteers and gift officers on Reunion Class Giving.

The Director of Admissions provides leadership and strategic oversight for the College Admissions Office, including the management and supervision of the admissions recruitment staff, campus visit operations, and enrollment conversion initiatives. Working closely with the Vice President of Enrollment Management, the Director oversees recruitment strategy development, application review processes, yield conversion, and campus visitation efforts designed to strengthen enrollment outcomes and enhance the prospective student experience. The Director also collaborates on the implementation of CRM communication plans, telephone outreach, and digital marketing strategies that support inquiry generation, application conversion, and event registration. In addition, the position is responsible for evaluating and optimizing recruitment strategies, while maintaining an active recruitment territory through student outreach, school visits, relationship cultivation, and engagement with prospective first-year and transfer students regarding Salem’s mission, culture, academic opportunities, and campus community.

The Admissions Counselor serves as a key member of the enrollment team and is responsible for promoting the College to prospective students, families, schools, and community organizations. This position supports institutional enrollment goals by generating inquiries, cultivating prospective student relationships, and converting applications into enrolled students through strategic outreach, communication, and personalized engagement. The Admissions Counselor manages an assigned recruitment territory by conducting school visits, attending college fairs and recruitment events, maintaining communication with prospective students and counselors, and providing information about Salem’s academic programs, campus culture, mission, and student experience. Evening and overnight travel are required as part of the position responsibilities.