Employment

The Director of Information Technology is a full-time, in-person position based in Richmond, Virginia, providing strategic leadership and operational oversight for the Seminary's technology infrastructure, vendor relationships, and IT budget across both campuses. The Director sets direction for the IT department's roadmap, manages key vendor and contractor relationships, develops and oversees department policy, and supervises IT staff. While day-to-day end-user support is primarily handled by the Technology Support Specialist and Systems Administrator, the Director is expected to serve as a working technical resource and resolve issues directly as a regular part of the role. At a small institution, the Director must be comfortable moving between strategic leadership and hands-on technical support as the situation demands. The Director reports to the Vice President for Strategy and Institutional Effectiveness.

The Media and Technology Support – Charlotte position is a part-time role at Union Presbyterian Seminary, serving the Charlotte, NC campus. The position provides in-person technology support for hybrid class sessions, classroom and chapel/worship A/V, campus events, and on-site Charlotte staff. This is a guaranteed 20-hour per week position. Day-to-day remote troubleshooting is provided by the Richmond-based Technology Support Specialist and Systems Administrator. This position reports to the Director of Information Technology.

The Media Content Assistant supports the Katie Geneva Cannon Center’s public presence and digital storytelling across multiple platforms. Working closely with the Program Associate and Center Director, this position is responsible for producing and distributing multimedia content — including video, audio, and social media — that reflects the spirit and mission of the KGCCWL. This role focuses on the day-to-day production of compelling digital content. The position reports to the Center Director.

The Program Associate is a vital part of the KGCCWL team, providing administrative, programmatic, and relational support to advance the Center’s mission. Reporting directly to the Center Director, this position requires someone who brings both operational excellence and a genuine commitment to the flourishing of Black women and women of color. The ideal candidate is organized, collaborative, resourceful, and deeply aligned with the values of womanist leadership. 

The Technical Services Specialist catalogs and classifies materials acquired by the Seminary Library to make them accessible to Library users, facilitates Library acquisitions and the alumni Extension mailing program, oversees interlibrary loan transactions as needed, manages complex stack maintenance, ensures full user access during the reclassification project, curates monthly children’s book displays, manages the workload of student workers, and performs other duties as assigned by the Technical Services Librarian.

Union Presbyterian Seminary seeks a Vice President for Enrollment Management to implement a strategic recruitment and retention plan that attracts degree and non-degree learners to our hybrid and online programming for its campuses in Richmond, VA, and Charlotte, NC. The Vice President for Enrollment Management will join Union Presbyterian Seminary at an exciting time as we are living out a new Strategic Plan (adopted in April 2024) that lays a bold vision for the future. UPSem seeks a VP who resonates with this vision of the future and who brings the experiences, skills, and passion to make it a reality.