Employment Opportunities with the Division of Community Learning

At Baldwin Wallace University, our mission and values are at the core of our actions every day. To ensure a university that provides "excellence in teaching and learning within a challenging, supportive environment" we strive to commit to our students, faculty and staff through service, teaching, discovery, and teamwork.

Our Community of Learning

At the DCL, our faculty work with students of all ages in a variety of environments. We foster personal growth and celebrate every accomplishment. We encourage innovation and offer the practices, resources, and leadership support needed to transform ideas into a sustainable reality.

We Welcome Diversity

At Baldwin Wallace, diversity and inclusion are more than just words. They are part of our DNA! In 1845, more than 15 years before the Civil War, Baldwin Wallace was founded as one of the first colleges in the nation to admit students without regard to race or gender. Today, we continue to pursue diverse ideas, cultures, races, and religions that are celebrated and will help lead to our success as a university.

Current Staff Openings

At this time, there are no staff positions available.

Current Part-Time Openings

At this time, there are no staff positions available.

Summer Camp Employment

Summer Arts Camps Coordinator

Full Time, Temporary
Conservatory

The Coordinator, Summer Arts Camps plays a critical role in implementing the Community Arts School’s 40+ year history of high-quality camp programs. This position is responsible for providing day-to-day support for the middle school CAS String Camp, Choir Camp Band Camp, Piano Camp and Music Theatre Camp. This position also supports the Conservatory Summer Institute (a high school overnight audition prep program) and Group Piano Summer Retreat, an adult summer program. Additionally, this person will be the primary contact for two third party programs: Ohio Scottish Arts School and ArtsBridge. The ideal candidate is collaborative, detail-orientated and has direct experience working with youth in a residential camp and/or PK-12 educational setting.

Learn More & Apply

Questions?

Contact:
(440) 826-2100 or dcl@bw.edu