Community Well-Being Specialist
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA, USA
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Community Well-Being Specialist
The Community Well-Being Specialist is a member of the Health Promotion and Resilience team, serving as a specialist in the delivery of well-being and health promotion strategies. The Community Well-Being Specialist works to increase and support the health and safety of the Western community by providing leadership and oversight of campus-wide, student-centered health promotion initiatives. This position upholds the University’s mission of treating all community members with respect and dignity, as well as pursuing justice and equity in their practices. It also directly assists in increasing persistence to graduation for all students and promoting holistic wellbeing through strong community partnerships.
Bellingham, WA Academic Affairs
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Human Services and MSW Program Specialist
We’re looking for a relationship-driven professional who thrives at the intersection of strategy, service, and community impact. You’re someone who builds trust quickly and genuinely. Whether you’re working with students, faculty, community partners, or leadership, people experience you as credible, thoughtful, and easy to collaborate with. You communicate clearly and confidently—on paper, in conversation, and in front of a room. You’re energized by launching new ideas and turning vision into action, especially in environments that don’t come with a perfectly written playbook. Ambiguity doesn’t rattle you; it motivates you. You take initiative, manage details with care, and follow through. When something needs to get done, you don’t wait to be told twice. You are highly organized and able to juggle multiple priorities without dropping the ball. Deadlines matter to you. Accuracy matters to you. Serving students well matters to you. You value collaboration and show up as a strong contributor to a high-functioning team. You’re just as comfortable working independently as you are partnering across departments. You’re excited to be present, on campus, and engaged in the day-to-day work that directly supports students. You understand that meaningful student support sometimes happens outside of traditional hours and are open to occasional evenings or weekends when needed. You bring a bachelor’s degree and at least two years of full-time professional experience beyond your degree. You’re comfortable working in Microsoft Office 365 and using tools that keep communication and operations running smoothly. Most importantly, you care about people. You are committed to working effectively with diverse populations and creating environments where all students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed.
Bremerton, WA Academic Affairs
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Painter
We’re seeking a skilled journey-level professional who can work independently and collaboratively within small teams, following guidance from supervisors and leads. The ideal candidate will be proficient in drywall repair—patching, plastering, taping—and experienced in painting using brushes, rollers, and spray equipment. Additional responsibilities include power washing and sealing exterior surfaces, trim painting, and other related finish work.
Bellingham, WA Business and Financial Affairs
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Custodian 1 - AC
The Facilities Development and Operations Department at Western Washington University is seeking a dedicated full-time Custodian 1 to help maintain the beauty, cleanliness, and welcoming environment of our stunning campus. As a valued member of our outstanding Custodial staff, you’ll play a key role in supporting Western’s students, employees, and visitors.
Bellingham, WA Business and Financial Affairs
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Custodian 1 - UR
The Facilities Development & Operations Department at Western Washington University is seeking a full‑time Custodian 1 to help keep our beautiful campus clean, welcoming, and well‑maintained. As a valued member of our outstanding custodial staff, you’ll play an essential role in supporting the daily experience of students, faculty, and visitors across campus.
Bellingham, WA Business and Financial Affairs
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CSE Industry Research Collaboration Coordinator
Join CSE as our Industry Research Collaboration Coordinator and help shape the future of regional innovation. In this role, you’ll serve as the key connector between the College of Science and Engineering and industry R&D partners—building and maintaining relationships that fuel senior projects, internships, applied research, and industry‑sponsored initiatives. Working closely with University Advancement and campus collaborators, you’ll coordinate strategic partnerships that give students real‑world experience, support faculty engagement with industry, and deliver meaningful value to regional employers. If you’re energized by relationship‑building, project management, and strengthening the bridge between academia and industry, this position is for you.
Bellingham, WA College of Science & Engineering
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Associate Vice President for WWU Peninsulas
The Associate Vice President for WWU-Peninsulas (AVP WWU-P) is a senior, student-centered academic leader responsible for driving enrollment growth, expanding access, and advancing the strategic development of WWU’s educational offerings across the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. The AVP WWU-P works collaboratively with academic departments on the WWU main campus, partner institutions, and regional stakeholders to increase enrollment, strengthen academic pathways, and deliver high-quality academic programming aligned with community and workforce needs.
Peninsulas Academic Affairs
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Research Associate 2
This research position in the Engineering and Design Department supports the mission of rigorous research opportunities for students with hands-on engineering experience. This position manages grant based and industry-partnered research projects in the Polymer Materials Engineering program focused on materials development and characterization in areas such as advanced composites, thermoplastics processing, additive manufacturing and sustainable materials. The primary activities of this position include: development of novel research methods using experimental design to measure properties of materials and performance of systems; implementing research methods to accomplish research objectives; verifying research methods are meeting research goals; analyzing experimental data; supervising research students; providing technical support to research staff and students; and communicating to internal and external stakeholders through technical reports, papers and presentations.
Bellingham, WA College of Science & Engineering
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Program Coordinator for Early Childhood Education
The Program Coordinator is a member of dynamic team focused on student success and in increasing the number of certified educators in the State of Washington. This position plays a significant role in supporting undergrad students in the pre- and post-admission processes, including marketing, recruitment, and retention efforts.
Bellingham, WA Woodring College of Education
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Veterans School Certifying Official
This position is a member of Veteran Services Office team and is responsible for work using knowledge and experience specific to the program under general direction. The position’s primary responsibility is completing the certifications of military connected students within the VA database as well as auditing student records and accounts to verify accurate documentation and payments for VA educational benefits. This position uses software programs offered by both the Department of Defense and the VA to certify military connected student benefits and reconciles benefits received for students by regularly accessing WWU software such as Banner, Teams, Microsoft Suite, Web4U, WordPress, SLATE, Joint Service Transcripts, Tungsten, AI Portal, and AskVA.gov.
Bellingham, WA Academic Affairs
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Campus Police Officer
The Western Washington University Police Department (WWUPD) is dedicated to the safety and security of our campus community. WWUPD works to ensure students, staff, faculty and visitors have the safest and most accessible campus possible.
Bellingham, WA Business and Financial Affairs
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Research Technologist 1
Seeking organized and motivated recent college graduate in Biology, Biochemistry, or related fields for a full time research and lab support position in a molecular and cellular biology and biochemistry laboratory.
Bellingham, WA College of Science & Engineering
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Postdoctoral Resident
The Counseling and Wellness Center is looking for a Postdoctoral Psychology Resident to join our team! The Postdoctoral Resident is a member of the Counseling and Wellness Center's clinical team, serving as a full-time therapist under supervision. This position provides psychological assessment and psychotherapy and supports the mental health and well-being of university students. The Counseling & Wellness Center is committed to upholding equity in mental health.
Bellingham, WA Academic Affairs
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Director of Academic Technology & User Services (ATUS)
Western Washington University seeks a Director of Academic Technology & User Services (ATUS) to lead institution-wide academic and user-facing technology. Reporting to the CIO and serving on the ITS senior leadership team, this role sets strategic direction for technology supporting teaching, learning, and campus operations.
Bellingham, WA Business and Financial Affairs
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Executive Director of Admissions
As part of the Division of Academic Affairs and reporting to the Vice Provost for Enrollment Management, the Executive Director of Admissions leads a team of about 30 permanent staff and a large team of student staff and is charged with developing and executing Western Washington University’s admissions and recruitment strategies. This role demands strong leadership, exceptional communication skills, technological fluency, a deep dedication to excellence in higher education, and a commitment to student success and development. The Executive Director is an integral part of the Enrollment Management Unit and a critical player in developing enrollment strategies for the university. In addition to leading the admissions team and being an effective manager, this leader will foster meaningful relationships across campus and in the community, always with a student-centered approach. The Executive Director will lead recruitment efforts in alignment with the university’s vision and strategic plan, working in partnership with campus stakeholders to attract and enroll a diverse and talented undergraduate student body—including first-year, transfer, international, visiting/non-matriculating, returning, and dual enrolled—for the Bellingham campus and other WWU locations. In addition to leading an efficient and effective admissions and recruitment operation, the Executive Director will be a collaborative leader and a diplomatic communicator who excels at bringing stakeholders together to support effective and data-driven decision-making in the search, outreach, recruitment, and yield of new students.
Bellingham, WA Academic Affairs
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Director of Financial Aid Systems
The Financial Aid Department at Western Washington University is seeking a Director of Financial Aid Systems. The Director has high level leadership responsibility for Western Washington University, directing the Systems and Operations enterprises for Financial Aid. The Director reports to the Executive Director of Financial Aid (ED-Fin Aid), providing strategic administration of student financial aid programs through the effective implementation, configuration, and management of financial aid software for the Financial Aid department and by oversight of application processing flow, systems documentation, and staff training. The Director supervises the Assistant Director for Financial Aid Operations, one Senior Financial Aid Counselor, and indirectly supervises three classified program coordinators and one program assistant who serve within the Financial Aid Operations Center. Additionally, the Director coordinates the work of two IT Business Analysts on the Student & Faculty Systems Team in Enterprise and Application Services. The Director completes reports and surveys with significant compliance implications for the institution. This leader oversees administration of a number of financial aid programs, has significant responsibility for managing disbursement of millions of dollars of federal and state aid for the institution, and serves as a member of the Financial Aid Leadership Team.
Bellingham, WA Academic Affairs
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Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
The Psychiatric ARNP provides mental healthcare services for WWU Students under the direction of the WWU Student Health Center Medical Director.
Bellingham, WA Academic Affairs
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Locksmith
We’re seeking a skilled locksmith to perform journey-level work in the repair, installation, and maintenance of locks and access systems. Responsibilities include creating keys and electronic access devices, and ensuring the security and functionality of campus facilities. Check out this position!
Bellingham, WA Business and Financial Affairs