Careers and Employment at King's

The King’s University’s Micah Centre is an interdisciplinary initiative for the purpose of fostering greater understanding and action among students, faculty and staff, and the community at large around issues of global poverty, peacemaking & reconciliation, and social justice.  It aims to bring the claims of the Hebrew prophet – to ‘do justice, to show mercy, and to walk humbly with God’ – into the global context of hunger, displacement, poverty, war, inequity, and environmental destruction.  The successful candidate for this position will work with the director of the Micah Centre to expand the research and public outreach components of the centre.  Teaching undergraduate courses focused on theology and  justice will also be an important part of integrating the research and outreach with the educational experience of King’s students.

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9-month Contract

The Faculty of Social Sciences at the King’s University is seeking a full-time instructor in Sociology for the 2024-2025 academic year. The instructor will teach 3 courses each semester and will assist the department of sociology with administrative tasks and student advising.  The ideal candidate will have the capability to teach a wide variety of Sociology courses. The courses listed in the attached document are subject to change dependent on the needs of the department.

Under the direction of the Dean of Students and led by the Coordinator of Wellness and Counselling Services/Lead Psychologist regarding professional practice and therapeutic work, the part-time Counselling Psychologist provides current students with short-term counselling and referrals to community supports (e.g., medical, psychiatry, and counselling). The Counselling Psychologist may also be involved with mental health outreach, preventative action, in-service training and assistance for crisis response, and consultation services to students and other members of the university community.   

This is a contract position serving 4-15 hours a week September through April, pending agreed-upon Counselling Team schedule.

The Faculty of Natural Sciences at the King’s University is seeking a sessional lab instructor in Biology for the winter term of the 2024 - 25 academic year. The term runs from January 7^th – April 29^th, 2025.  Each lab section meets 3 hours per week. These courses will be offered in person at our campus in Edmonton.

The Faculty of Natural Sciences at the King’s University is seeking a sessional lab instructor in Computing Science for the winter term of the 2024 - 25 academic year. The term runs from January 7^th – April 29^th, 2025.  The labs meet 3 hours per week. These courses will be offered in person at our campus in Edmonton.

The Faculty of Arts at the King’s University is seeking a sessional instructor in History for the  Winter Term of the 2024-25 academic year. The course meets for 3 hours per week. Click tab below for course information.

The Faculty of Arts at the King’s University is seeking a sessional instructor(s) in Philosophy for the 2024-25 academic year. Each course meets for 3 hours per week. Candidates are welcome to apply for an individual course, or all listed courses. Click tab below for course information.

The Faculty of Arts at the King’s University is seeking a sessional instructor in Theology for the Fall Term of the 2024-25 academic year. The course meets for 3 hours per week. Click tab below for course information.

Reporting to the Director of Recruitment & Admissions, the Admissions Student Advising Manager will be experienced in working with prospective students and their families during the application and admission process. They will be responsible for leading a team of admissions advisors in converting prospective student inquiries into applications, admissions, and registrations. The Admissions Student Advising Manager will actively be involved in working directly with students in addition to the leadership and support they will be expected to provide to their team of admissions advisors. In consultation with the Director of Recruitment and Admissions they will be responsible for the development and implementation of strategies to improve the conversation rates of inquires to registrants. The Admissions Student Advising Manager will also be a participatory member of a larger recruitment and admissions team in supporting the achievement of the university’s enrolment goals.

8-week summer position

As a member of a conference services team, you will be required to:

• Communicate with clients about contract agreements.
• Attend weekly team meetings.
• Organize hospitality related logistics including room bookings, cleaning, and setup.
• Process catering service requests for events.
• Work on new catering initiatives.
• Deliver excellent customer service and implement hospitality best practices.
• Implement and review customer feedback assessments to measure success and satisfaction.
• Analyze space utilization and determine efficiencies to maximize capacity.
• Creating marketing material and a social media presence.
• Assist in all areas of conference services as needs arise
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This position is funded through Canada Summers Jobs.  All applicants must be between the ages of 15 – 30, and be legally entitled to work in Canada

The Social Media Specialist generates buzz and excitement for the products, services, and brands of The King’s University. The position takes a lead role in developing King’s content calendar and producing the bulk of the content required for the university’s main social accounts. 

Reporting to the Director of Marketing, the successful candidate will excel in producing share-worthy content that is visually appealing and effective in generating word-of-mouth attention on social media. The position is particularly concerned with cultivating online engagement that supports student recruitment, institutional brand awareness, and university fundraising. In addition to developing value-added experiences for users on King’s corporate accounts, the Social Media Specialist serves as an in-house resource and strategist for affiliated accounts such as: admissions, current students, Eagles Athletics, alumni relations, Micah Centre for Justice and Development, and others.

• Reporting to the Executive Assistant, the duties of this position will be to review and make appropriate decisions for all historical paper files and other related materials along with reviewing electronic files of The King’s University.
• Tasks will include appropriate destruction of files, purging files, re-boxing files, scanning, naming and saving PDFs of files, organizing files on SharePoint and preparing master lists of files and records, etc.
• Providing reception coverage in the Office of President as required.
• Other administrative office tasks as required.
• Majority of this work will be done while working alone in the Gerry Segger Archive Centre located off the library on campus.
• Need to be able to lift, move and sort boxes of files.