C-SC Employment

Located on the Hill overlooking Canton, Missouri, and the Mississippi River, Culver-Stockton College is a place where purpose meets opportunity. As a private liberal arts college committed to bold thinking and experiential learning, C-SC empowers faculty and staff to make a meaningful impact every day. Our close-knit campus community values collaboration, innovation, and hands-on engagement for students and for our employees.

We offer competitive benefits, professional-growth opportunities, and the chance to be part of a purpose-driven institution shaping the next generation of leaders. Join us and help create change! 

Our Identity

Culver-Stockton College prepares students to be bold, think big, and create change through experiential learning, innovation, and community engagement.

Founded in 1853 by members of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the liberal arts college was the first institution of higher learning west of the river chartered specifically for coeducation. Today, more than 1,000 students from around the world pursue academic excellence through 80 majors and minors, five graduate programs, 21 NAIA intercollegiate athletics teams, 35 student organizations, and a vibrant campus life.

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Human Resources
Culver-Stockton College
One College Hill
Canton, MO 63435

Henderson Building

Current C-SC Job Openings

Pat Atwell

Pat Atwell

Director of Athletics

Culver-Stockton is a great place to work because the entire campus has a unified goal – to provide an outstanding experience for our students! I have worked at C-SC for almost seven years and I love the culture here. Like anywhere, it is the people who make the difference. From the Board of Trustees through senior leadership, to the faculty and staff, the people who serve our students here at Culver-Stockton are spectacular. I have been asked several times about jobs at larger schools and my reply is always the same - Why would I leave a place where I love to work? I have a great job working with people for who I have a tremendous amount of respect. What more can you ask for?

Lindsay Uhlmeyer

Lindsay Uhlmeyer

Assistant Professor of Education

Culver-Stockton has always felt like home to me, which is why the opportunity to join the faculty here was so exciting. I love positively impacting future educators.

Caitlin Erickson

Caitlin Erickson

Women's Lacrosse Coach

I've been here for almost 3 years and there's no place else I'd rather be. Culver-Stockton is a beautiful campus and the support system for myself and my players is top notch.

This is more than just a place to work, Culver-Stockton is one big family, and most importantly, feels like home to me.

Robin Jarvis

Robin Jarvis

Lecturer in Business

I have worked at Culver-Stockton College for over 14 years and I have grown personally and professionally during that time. My career with C-SC started in the admission office helping students make the transition into college life. As one of the benefits of my job, I was able to earn my bachelor's degree. I transferred those professional and academic skills into a job as Director of Online Programs, where I was able to complete my master's degree. I then spent 5 years as Director of Career Services, where I helped students transition OUT of college life. And now, as a faculty member in the Business Department, I get to use my skills to continue to prepare students for a fulfilling career once they complete their degrees. It is so gratifying to watch students step into the lives they spend their college years preparing for!

Susie Biggerstaff

Susie Biggerstaff

Director of Advancement Services and Stewardship

Since 1998, C-SC has been home. Even after stepping away for another career, I couldn't resist when the opportunity arose to return to the Hill. Culver-Stockton has shaped me through many stages of my life, and now I get the fulfillment of helping students through their challenges and celebrating their biggest wins. They say good things come in small packages, and C-SC is proof—it may be small, but its ripple effect on students, alumni, and employers is enormous.

Dr. Kim Gaither

Dr. Kim Gaither

Director of Innovation Alley

Just over twenty years ago, I returned to Culver-Stockton College to teach two finance courses as an adjunct. My plan was simple: enjoy a brief one-year return to the classroom while keeping one foot in industry. After all, I had already taught at the secondary level and spent years leading training and development for Fortune 500 companies. I thought I knew what to expect.

Within weeks of stepping back onto “the Hill,” everything shifted.

The energy of the students, the collegiality of the faculty, and the steady guidance of the administration were contagious. What I envisioned as a temporary detour quickly became a twenty-year career. Culver-Stockton consistently challenged me to grow in an environment that was deeply supportive. I have built lifelong relationships here—watching eighteen-year-old freshmen evolve into graduates, colleagues, and cherished friends. The community on the Hill is extraordinary, and I will always be grateful for the time I’ve spent here.

Culver-Stockton College is an Equal Opportunity Employer

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