Full-time Jobs

Career Services receives thousands of jobs postings each year for NMU graduates to consider once they earn their degrees. These employment opportunities are grouped into categories and listed as Job Vacancy Bulletins.

• Business/Industry/Government and Services Job Vacancy Bulletin
• Teaching Job Vacancy Bulletin
• Nursing and Health Care Job Vacancy Bulletin
• School Administration and Higher Education Job Vacancy Bulletin

School Administration and Higher Education

Jobs In Michigan
Job Title		Organization		City		State
Assistant Professor of Exercise Science		Lake Superior State University		Sault Ste Marie		MI
(Part -Time) Education Coordinator		Marquette Unitarian Universalist Congregation (MUUC)		Marquette		MI
Coord/Mits Lending Library		Central Michigan University		Lansing		MI

To view open positions in Michigan visit the Pure Michigan Talent Connect.

To view open positions in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, please visit www.michiganjobnetwork.com

Interested in international teaching? Visit www.teachanywhere.com

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In the NMU Career Services office, we do our best to screen each job posting for legitimacy.  However, job scammers get more creative every day, and some may slip past us.  As you are conducting your job search, please be alert and use the following as guidelines to keep your personal and financial information safe and confidential.

1. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
2. A little research goes a long way.  Visit the company website, and perform a web search of the company name and other information listed to see if information is returned regarding known scams.  Is the same position listed elsewhere online, and on the company’s official website?
3. Are you able to speak with anyone in the organization?  Is the phone number consistent with the address location; does the email address seem official or is it a personal account?
4. Do not provide any financial information when applying for a job; this includes any bank account information or credit card numbers.  There should be no requests for money or fees associated with a job application.
5. Withhold your social security number and other personal identification information until you are certain the job offer is legitimate.
6. Be very skeptical of job offers that do not include an interview of some kind. 
7. If you feel that a job posting is a scam, please let us know at careers@nmu.edu.

For more information on how to spot job scams, please visit the Federal Trade Commission’s website here: http://ftc.gov/jobscams or read this article on Job-Hunt.org: http://www.job-hunt.org/onlinejobsearchguide/job-search-scams.shtml