Search Tips
Here are some useful tips to help you with your keyword searches. Once you've run a keyword search, you can apply filters (job category, institution, location). You can also browse jobs by simply selecting a filter.
Type your word(s) or phrase(s) into the Keyword box. Searches are not case sensitive, so you don’t need to capitalize. There are several ways to construct your keyword search:
ENTER ONE WORD
Your search will return every job posting containing that word.
Example: architecture
ENTER A PHRASE
Enclose a phrase in quotation marks to return only job postings containing that exact phrase.
Example: “Medieval history” or "tenure track"
MULTIPLE KEYWORDS OR PHRASES
If you enter several words/phrases, your search will return only job postings containing all of the words/phrases.
Example: tenure track medieval history
SEARCH TIPS
Use the plus (+) symbol to include words and/or the minus (-) symbol to exclude words
Examples:
business +accounting -marketing
student +services -admissions
Enter several words/phrases separated by the word OR to find every job posting containing at least one of the words/phrases
Examples:
"tenure track" OR tenured
"distance education" OR "online learning"
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Four Tech Tools to Increase Student Retention by Fall
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What does it take to retain students for four years? There’s probably thousands of ways to optimize your recruitment and post-matriculation processes to keep students from dropping out or leaving your institution for another, in their eyes “better,” school. To start, check out the following software as a service (SaaS) options, and look forward to some excellent ROI.
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Three Tests for a Website That Makes Every Prospective Student Want to Matriculate
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What makes a website stand out as superior? There are some key qualities we all subconsciously look for when we scout a new site, but they are too often forgotten when it comes time to build or revise our own.
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