Employment
Mary Baldwin College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Student employment is available through our work study program.
| Date Posted: | August 5, 2010 |
| Position: | Web Designer/Developer |
| Description: | Mary Baldwin College seeks an experienced, creative web designer/developer to design, build, and maintain the college’s public website as a key member of our collaborative team. Will create the visual framework, graphic elements, and interactive components that support the college’s strategic and marketing communication goals; ensure that layout and navigation are user-focused; utilize technologies that conform to international standards; and implement and administer a content management system. Requires bachelor’s degree and 2-4 years of professional experience in web design and development including 1 year producing table-less, XHTML, standards-compliant, cross-browser, and gracefully degrading code. Requires advanced knowledge of XHTML, CSS, and digital imaging and illustration with Adobe Creative Suite; proficiency in JavaScript, PHP, and dynamic HTML; and experience with Adobe Flash and with web database solutions (MySQL). In addition to technical qualifications, must have excellent organizational, project management, communication and interpersonal skills; a superior understanding of how to use the web as a marketing communication vehicle; and stay up to date on web design trends and techniques. Experience working in a marketing communication setting, particularly in higher education or a nonprofit, is a plus. |
| To Apply: | Submit letter of interest, resume, links to examples of your work, and names and contact information for three professional references to Crista Cabe, Vice President for Public Relations, at ccabe@mbc.edu or PO Box 1500, Staunton, VA 24402. Position is open until filled. |
| More Information: | ccabe@mbc.edu |
| Date Posted: | June 23, 2010 |
| Position: | Instructional Technologist |
| Description: | Mary Baldwin College seeks a catalyst for identifying and implementing technology enhanced pedagogy into its curriculum. The Instructional Technologist will review and recommend new technologies to the faculty while implementing and maintaining those selected. The Technologist will assist faculty with the development of course materials and will maintain, upgrade and enhance the college's learning management system. The Technologist must be an excellent trainer, able to convey technological concepts in a straightforward, understandable manner and to apply those concepts to faculty objectives. The Information Technologist will assist the faculty in obtaining funding for the integration of technology into the curriculum. A strong orientation and commitment to work teams and positive work culture are required along with exceptional oral and written communication skills. Successful completion of B.A. or B.S. degree required, masters strongly preferred along with five to seven years experience working in a similar environment. |
| To Apply: | Submit letter of interest, resume, and current contact information for three professional references to Angus McQueen, Chief Information Officer, Mary Baldwin College, P.O. Box 1500, Staunton, VA 24402. |
| More Information: | cis-apply@mbc.edu |
Mary Baldwin College, with a main campus in Staunton, Virginia, and seven regional centers, excels in providing leadership training, character development, and civic and global engagement with a strong academic foundation. MBC’s undergraduate Residential College for Women (RCW) serves about 830 students on the college’s historic campus in downtown Staunton. A top-ranked master’s level university, MBC also offers the co-educational Adult Degree Program and three graduate programs, two in education (Master of Arts in Teaching and Master of Education) and one in Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature in Performance (Master of Letters/Master of Fine Arts) offered in partnership with the American Shakespeare Center. The oldest women’s college affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Mary Baldwin was founded in 1842 and was the first women’s college to be granted a circle of the national leadership honor society Omicron Delta Kappa. It is one of only a few colleges and universities to shelter a chapter of the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honor society.