Welcome to the Beulah Heights University Human Resources Department. To find out more about faculty, staff, and student positions, click on the links below:
Job Listings
Faculty Positions
Staff Positions
Student/Work-Study Positions
Please see job listing below for currently available positions.
Hiring Process
All inquiries regarding the possibility of joining the Beulah Heights University Team are POSITIVELY ENCOURAGE! Any individual interested in employment with Beulah Heights University must complete an application.
All positions must be accompanied by a completed application and any other requested information to be considered for the position. Applications are accepted for open positions only.
PRIMARY FUNCTION: The Library Assistant serve the vision of Beulah Heights University.
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY:
Opening and Closing the Library Facility
Greeting and directing customers
Teach students how to use library resources
Answer questions from students
Answering telephones and taking messages
Assisting patrons in locating materials
Assisting patrons in using Digital Devices
Charging and renewing materials
Catalog and maintain library material
Maintaining an organized workstation
Creating Student’s I.D.
Providing Library orientation for students and faculty members
Maintaining records and collections
Reporting to the Library Director
Weeding collection of worn-out and obsolete materials as necessary
Other duties as assigned
WORK SCHEDULE:
Monday - Thursday 8-5
Application Information: To apply for this position please send resume to Michael.johnson@beulah.edu. You also, must complete a work study application from the Financial Aid Department.
Student/Work-Study Positions
Federal Work-Study Eligibility:
A student enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student is eligible to receive assistance from the FWS Program if they are eligible for Federal Student Aid from the Department of Education, have completed a FAFSA application, and have been awarded funding. In addition, a student must have financial needs; that is, his/her cost of attendance (COA) must be greater than his/her Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and they must not already be awarded up to their COA limit. After you have applied, your eligibility will be reviewed as a part of the hiring process. If you have questions or need more information please contact the Financial Aid Department.
*Position content: The job description is not intended to be and should not be understood as an all-inclusive list of all the responsibilities, skills, or working conditions associated with this position. While it is intended to accurately reflect the position activities and requirements, Senior Management reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties, and assign other duties as necessary
POSITION TITLE: Library Assistant – Work Study.
REPORTS TO: The Library Director.
PRIMARY FUNCTION: The Library Assistant serve the vision of Beulah Heights University.
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY:
Opening and Closing the Library Facility
Greeting and directing customers
Teach students how to use library resources
Answer questions from students
Answering telephones and taking messages
Assisting patrons in locating materials
Assisting patrons in using Digital Devices
Charging and renewing materials
Catalog and maintain library material
Maintaining an organized workstation
Creating Student’s I.D.
Providing Library orientation for students and faculty members
Maintaining records and collections
Reporting to the Library Director
Weeding collection of worn-out and obsolete materials as necessary
Other duties as assigned
WORK SCHEDULE:
Monday - Thursday 8-5
Application Information: To apply for this position please send resume to Michael.johnson@beulah.edu. You also, must complete a work study application from the Financial Aid Department.
Support full-time faculty with varied administrative duties.
Help assist interns, internship site placement, and other related internship tasks.
Assist in cataloging information regarding BHU’s reaffirmation.
Set meeting appointments.
Manage phone calls.
Assist students and adjunct faculty staff.
Application Information: To apply for this position please send a resume to brian.hodges@beulah.edu.
New Employees
New Faculty Orientation
New Faculty Orientation 2022
Welcome to Beulah Heights University!
You are joining an esteemed faculty. Founded in 1918, BHU is a leading Christian University in Atlanta, GA. As a faculty team member, you will help us continue fulfilling our mission of developing relevant Christian leaders for ministry and the marketplace. We serve a diverse student population, many enrolling as non-traditional students. To this, we look forward to you bringing your creativity into the classroom and BHU’s overall academic culture.
Over the past two years, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the institution has invested in its Edu-technology infrastructure. We added a new flexible Learning Management System that helps us drive better learning outcomes. Beginning fall 2022, we are implementing a new Student Information System that will allow us the capacity to integrate for better efficiency and service to our students. We are also adding additional training and tools to support faculty toward work proficiency and continuous development. You are joining us at an exciting time. We are pursuing excellence and are dedicated to our mission, values, and distinction. We could not do this without our faculty, and we are excited to welcome you on this ever-evolving journey.
Sincerely,
Dr. Alicia Plant, Associate Academic Dean
New Faculty Orientation
Date: Wednesday, January 4, 2022
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Woods Hall Conference Room
As you start, we want to properly prepare and connect you to resources and networks to help you succeed and acclimate to the BHU academic culture. During this in-person meeting, you will meet the BHU team and learn more about the educational philosophy.
New Faculty Onboarding is not a one-step process but includes multiple steps that will happen throughout an academic year. It will feature initial training, ongoing training and development, educational resources, and professional networking opportunities.
