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About Teachers College

Creating a Smarter, Healthier & More Equitable World

Our name notwithstanding, Teachers College was founded on the proposition that education alone can’t correct our society’s inequalities — to maximize the life chances of all people, we must also support poorer communities’ physical and nutritional health and psychological wellbeing. Thus, fields such as education psychology, nursing education, nutrition education, special education, conflict resolution and spirituality and education were created at TC, and for more than a century we have prepared psychologists, nutritionists, health educators, speech pathologists and other professionals, as well as teachers and school leaders.

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What Makes Us Unique?

 

At Teachers College, Columbia University, we collaborate … we innovate … we change the world.

That’s what makes TC, the nation’s first and foremost graduate school of education, an exciting place to be. A trailblazer for over 125 years, TC prepares the next generation of leaders in education, health, and psychology. Our interdisciplinary approach leads to new fields of inquiry, all with the goal of creating equity and opportunities here in New York City and beyond.

At TC, we’re building on our great legacy and striving for an even greater future. Our dedicated and dynamic employees are essential to fulfilling this mission.

 

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Where True Change Begins

Lead Professional Development Advisor

New York
The Center for Professional Education of Teachers (CPET; tc.edu/cpet) is seeking a full-time Lead Professional Development Advisor.

Processing Archivist for Special Collections

New York
The Gottesman Libraries is seeking a Processing Archivist for Special Collections. Reporting to the Special and Digital Collections Librarian, the Processing Archivist is responsible for surveying, arranging, describing, and performing basic preservation activities for new and existing acquisitions for a wide variety of formats. She/He/They will provide integral support for defining the scope and focus of collections within Gottesman Libraries Special and Digital Collections and play an important role in the management and policy of the Special Collections.

Assistant Director of Academic Administration

New York
The Assistant DAA would be a part-time professional position (max 27 hours per week) that reports directly to the Director of Academic Administration (DAA). The person will assist the DAA with budget administration, management, reconciliation, and reporting for the department. The person will manage a range of indices that includes department and program budget, research grants, contracts, and endowed funds and responsibilities will include processing financial transactions, creating reports, maintaining a budget log, and assisting faculty and staff on processing reimbursements and expenditures from these indices.

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