Assistant Director of Undergraduate Campus Ministry

The Assistant Director of Undergraduate Campus Ministry is responsible for the supervision and oversight of Campus Ministry's areas specific to the spiritual formation and accompaniment of undergraduate students inspired by Creighton’s Jesuit tradition and Ignatian identity. They collaborate with key staff members to identify ways to intentionally deepen Ignatian formation into new and existing offerings.

The Assistant Director supervises four staff members whose areas focus on retreats, small faith‑sharing groups, faith formation, and community life. They support these staff members in their programming, help identify areas for growth and outreach to Creighton undergraduate students, and are directly responsible for implementation of some ministerial programming.

The Assistant Director also handles various administrative tasks, including coordinating Campus Ministry communication efforts such as social media and a video reflection series. They collaborate with professional and student staff to build timelines for postings and advertisements, coordinate several Campus Ministry events, and manage internal office and university tasks.

The Assistant Director serves as a pastoral presence to students and assists in an on‑call capacity when the Director is unavailable, acting as the second in line to support students in moments of crisis.

The Assistant Director reports directly to the Director of Campus Ministry.

• Program development, enrichment, and growth
• Supervision of select staff members
• Oversight of communications
• Administrative tasks – budgeting, paperwork, logistics in support of programming and development
• Provide pastoral ministry to students

• Master's degree in theology, divinity, pastoral studies, ministry, or a related field required.
• 4–6 years of related work experience required; an equivalent combination of work and practicum experience at an accredited institution will be considered.
• Must be familiar with the Jesuit and Ignatian tradition and the Spiritual Exercises.
• Supervisory experience preferred.

• Knowledge of Catholic theology, Ignatian spirituality, and the Jesuit mission of higher education.
• Ability to support students of all faiths and connect them with appropriate resources.
• Understanding of social media platforms and current communication engagement trends.
• Demonstrated ability to manage logistics, partnerships, and communications for events and programs.
• Strong interpersonal skills and a pastoral presence; adept at fostering relationships.
• Understanding of the development and needs of college students.
• Effective written and verbal communication across diverse audiences.
• Demonstrated initiative and self‑starter attitude with little direction.
• Proven ability to conceptualize, plan, and execute program offerings.
• Ability to exercise prudence and honor confidentiality.