Prescott College Careers
Application Instructions
Applications are accepted for posted positions only. A separate application is required for each position.
A current resume and letter of interest are required along with a current application.
Download the application by clicking the button below and email it, along with any supporting documents, to jobs@prescott.edu.
Executive Director of Advancement
Summary of Position
Prescott College, founded in 1966, has over a half-century of leadership in developing and refining experiential and online educational models that have kept the college at the forefront of institutions seeking to address urgent issues currently facing human societies. Collaborative learning, multidisciplinary studies, and experiential and field-based learning are hallmarks of the Prescott educational experience. Prescott students are educators, activists, counselors,
researchers, innovators, and entrepreneurs—all of whom are eager to make a difference in their local and global communities. Prescott is proud to serve a diverse student body that is passionate about making a long-lasting impact on society and the environment.
Chair and Faculty, Environmental Humanities and Regenerative Design
Summary of Position
Prescott College seeks a full-time faculty member with department chair responsibilities to lead our low-residency MA in Regenerative Design and residential BA in Environmental Humanities programs. The ideal candidate will primarily teach courses within the Regenerative Design program, bringing expertise in regenerative, ecological, and community-centered design. This role combines teaching, advising, and leadership to support transdisciplinary scholarship and ecological literacy while preparing students to tackle complex environmental and social issues.
Faculty Position - Psychology
Summary of Position
Prescott College seeks applicants for a full-time faculty position in Psychology. This faculty member will teach and contribute to curriculum development within our BA in Psychology program, as well as contribute to the Prescott College learning community.
We are looking for a colleague to support our critical mind/heart/soul approach to psychology and well-being and to equip students with skills and knowledge to pursue professional careers in mental health and psychology.These skills crucially include the ability to critically analyze the social and political implications of mental health histories, institutions, and practices and to contribute to social and political change.