About Diversity Higher Education Jobs
Diversity Higher Education Jobs is the higher education job board run by Locate Jobs Network, which started in 2006.
Verified higher education jobs for faculty, staff, and administrators from every background.
Who this board is for
For professors, adjuncts, lecturers, admissions and financial aid staff, academic advisors, registrars, deans, and the administrators who run colleges and universities.
Diversity Higher Education Jobs covers jobs on campus: faculty and instruction, admissions and financial aid, student affairs and advising, and academic administration. Community colleges belong here alongside four-year colleges and universities, and the board is open to applicants from every background.
Academic hiring runs slow
A search that closed months ago stays posted. Adjunct listings come back every term whether or not a section exists, and pool postings collect applications with no opening behind them. A week spent on a teaching statement for a search that already has a finalist is a week lost. A posting on this board shows dated evidence that the search is open, so you can weigh it before the teaching statement gets written.
Higher education jobs by kind of work
- Faculty & Instruction
- Admissions, Enrollment & Financial Aid
- Student Affairs & Advising
- Academic Administration & Research
Employers who post here
Campuses document where a search was advertised to show broad, inclusive outreach. A posting here is a dated, nameable line in that file, and it reaches candidates who are looking for a campus that wants them.
Prices are on the pricing and posting page, and agencies have a rate of their own.
Who runs it
Locate Jobs Network runs Diversity Higher Education Jobs and the other boards listed on its boards page, and its own About page tells how the network started.
Openings come from employers who post with us and from job feeds we license, and you apply on the employer's own site. We are not an employer or an agency. Every listing carries a "Verified" mark with one line saying how we checked it, and the Terms explain each kind of check.
To reach us, use the contact form, and we reply by email. The fraud policy says how to report a posting that looks fraudulent.