Wesleyan University

Founded in 2009, Wesleyan University's Center for Prison Education (CPE) provides rigorous liberal arts education and degree opportunities to students at Cheshire Correctional Institution and York Correctional Institution. More than 180 students have participated in CPE courses, and more than 80 have earned college credentials through partnerships with Wesleyan University and Connecticut State Community College. Over sixteen years, the Center has expanded educational opportunities for incarcerated learners while building a community of students, graduates, and alumni. In 2025-26, Wesleyan launched the Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLS) Degree Completion Scholars Program, creating a pathway for former CPE students to continue their education on Wesleyan's campus. Through small annual cohorts, the program extends the reach and power of Wesleyan affiliation beyond prison walls, supporting students on the continuum from in-prison education to campus integration. CPE is also deepening...

Housed within the Allbritton Center for the Study of Public Life, the Program Manager leads the launch and implementation of DEMOCRACY250, a national, nonpartisan initiative designed to prepare college students to support democratic institutions during periods of civic strain. The initiative reflects a growing recognition that colleges and universities can play a constructive role in strengthening democratic infrastructure by preparing students to work alongside election administrators, civic organizations, and community partners. Through advanced training in election processes, professional conduct, and ethical public service, students will be prepared for responsible roles such as poll workers, civic monitors, and other forms of civic engagement that reinforce public trust in democratic processes. Reporting to the Executive Director of the Allbritton Center for the Study of Public Life, the Program Manager provides leadership for the initiative's first year, managing...

Wesleyan University is a selective liberal arts institution in Middletown, Connecticut, home to approximately 3,000 undergraduate students, 200 graduate students, and a faculty of distinguished scholars deeply committed to teaching, advising, and research. The Office of Academic Affairs supports the work of the faculty and oversees the University curriculum, faculty hiring and promotion, faculty research and teaching, and the administration of all academic departments, programs, and the library. The Faculty Affairs & Governance Specialist manages faculty employment transactions, onboarding, and immigration services across all appointment types, working in close partnership with the Associate Provost for Budget and Personnel. Working as part of the Academic Affairs team under the direction of the Associate Provost for Budget and Personnel, the Faculty Affairs & Governance Specialist serves as a key resource for faculty, department chairs, administrators, and university...

Wesleyan University is a highly selective, independent liberal arts institution recognized for its commitment to innovative teaching, interdisciplinary scholarship, and an engaged campus community. The Office of Human Resources partners with campus leaders to support the university's workforce through equitable practices, strategic talent management, and data-informed decision-making that advance Wesleyan's mission. Reporting to the Director for Talent Acquisition and Employment, the Senior Compensation and Classification Analyst supports the university's compensation, classification, job architecture, and organizational design initiatives through analysis, research, and technical expertise. Working closely with the Director, the position develops recommendations, and supports compensation, classification, workforce planning, and organizational effectiveness initiatives. This inaugural four-year term-limited role plays a key role in the implementation, documentation, and...

Reporting to the Senior Director of IT Service Delivery, the Assistant Director of IT Service Delivery / ServiceNow Platform Owner serves as the primary owner, administrator, and custodian of Wesleyan University's ServiceNow Service Management platform. This role is responsible for the overall health, governance, strategic planning, and long-term roadmap of ServiceNow, ensuring the platform effectively supports and advances service delivery across the University. In addition to platform ownership, this position provides leadership for frontline IT support operations, including oversight of the ITS Service Desk and Desktop Support teams. The Assistant Director works closely with ITS leadership, campus stakeholders, and external ServiceNow development partners to continuously improve service delivery processes, workflows, and user experience. Responsibilities include: ServiceNow Platform Ownership, Strategy & Govern ance Serve as the end-to-end owner of the ServiceNow...