College for Creative Studies

STATUS: Full Time DIVISION: Design Core Detroit REPORTS TO: Executive Director(s) SUPERVISES: N/A FLSA STATUS: Exempt POSITION DESCRIPTION The Project Lead will be responsible for supporting Design Core Detroit by providing administrative, organizational and technical support in planning, coordination and execution to achieve project and department goals. POSITION ACCOUNTABILITIES AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Manage the daily administration of Design Core Detroit’s business programs, including but not limited to registration and payments, reporting, membership onboarding, updates, event planning, and materials. Recruit and retain design businesses into the Detroit Design Network; deliver member benefits, manage member and event communications. Provide technical assistance and coaching to Detroit Design Network members, as requested. This may include coaching on small business...

STATUS: Part Time DIVISION: Undergraduate Studies REPORTS TO: Chair of Liberal Arts SUPERVISES: N/A FLSA STATUS: Non Exempt Position Description The College for Creative Studies (CCS) invites applications for adjunct faculty members to teach Introduction to Sustainability in the Winter of 2027. Course description: This course introduces sustainability for art and design students, exploring environmental systems, material choices, climate ethics, and life-centered design. Through creative exercises, case studies, and speculative futures, students examine the role of artists and designers in shaping more just and sustainable worlds. Experience teaching at the college or university level is absolutely essential. Experience with Canvas or other LMS is a considerable advantage. The post requires teaching on campus in person, and there is no possibility of remote work. Position Accountabilities and Essential Functions: This position is...

STATUS: Part Time DIVISION: Undergraduate Studies REPORTS TO: Chair of Liberal Arts SUPERVISES: N/A FLSA STATUS: Non Exempt Position Description The College for Creative Studies (CCS) invites applications for adjunct faculty members to teach Understanding Politics in the Fall of 2026. Course description: This course gives students the tools needed to understand modern political issues. Topics include the supposed justifications for political authority, reasons for limiting freedom, arguments for different kinds of property distribution, conceptions of justice, and responding to oppression and inequality. Students consider live political issues, the arguments and ideas behind different positions, and come to their own informed and reasoned political views. Experience teaching political science at the college or university level is absolutely essential. Experience with Canvas or other LMS is a considerable advantage. The post requires teaching on...