Welcome! 

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Thank you for your interest in employment with CTY On-Campus Summer Programs. The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) On-Campus Summer Programs offers enriching summer opportunities for students and professionals interested in instructing or supporting very bright and engaged students in a challenging and nurturing academic community unlike any other.?The 2025 summer program will run at 7 residential and 3 day sites from late June through early August. 

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Application Helper: 

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CTY has a very unique job application that aims to find the best job match for applicants. You will be able to select several position and site preferences. For?instructional roles, you can select up to eight courses. Our recruiting team will evaluate your education, experience, and supporting documents against your preferences to ensure that you are being matched with a suitable role.?To complete your application and be considered, please review the following: 

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• Resume: Upload a current resume and provide information about your education and employment history. If you need to stop at any point to collect additional information, you may save your progress and resume your application at a later time.? 

• Transcripts (Required for Instructional Roles ONLY): If you have not previously worked for CTY On-Campus Programs, you must also provide transcript(s) from all of your undergraduate and graduate institutions. Unofficial copies are acceptable. These may be uploaded along with your resume in the Documents section of your JHU Careers profile. 

• Licensure (Required for Nurses ONLY): Upload a copy of your current license in the Documents section of your JHU Careers profile. Licenses must be valid through dates of employment.

• Former CTY Staff:?Candidates who have previously worked in CTY Summer Programs will be required to complete a full interview process if they express interest in a role not previously occupied. 

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Timeline for Consideration: 

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• Applications are considered on a rolling basis and candidates are placed shortly after they interview. For best consideration, apply as soon as possible. We plan to fill most positions by early April. 

• Because of the large volume of applications, it may take several weeks before you hear from us.?

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CTY Site Types 

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We have commuter day site locations and residential site locations.??At day sites, students and staff go home each evening. Room and board are not provided although lunch is. At?residential sites,?room and board are provided. Students and staff live on-campus for the duration of the session. If an instructional staff member lives within a commutable distance, they may opt to commute daily to a residential site.? 

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Commuter Day Site Locations: 

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• Gilman School; Baltimore, MD 

• Mirman School, Los Angeles, CA

• Speyer School; New York, NY 

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Residential Site Locations: 

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• Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, MD 

• Ursinus College; Collegeville, PA 

• Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA

• Roger Williams University; Bristol, RI 

• Loyola Marymount University; Los Angeles, CA 

• Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY

• University of California Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA

CTY?will not?be running any on-campus programs internationally for 2025.? 

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Open Positions: 

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The following positions are available at CTY?s residential and day sites.?Please see the following link for a more complete list of job descriptions, schedules and starting salaries: https://cty.jhu.edu/programs/on-campus/jobs. Clicking on any specific position will open a more detailed description and minimum qualifications for that position. All positions are full-time.

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Senior Administrative Roles 

• Site Director 

• Assistant Site Director (residential sites only) 

• Academic Dean 

• Dean of Residential Life (residential sites only) 

• Dean of Students (day sites only) 

• Academic Counselor 

• Office Manager 

Junior Administrative Roles 

• Assistant Academic Dean 

• Senior Resident Assistant (residential sites only) 

• Dean of Students? Assistant (day sites only) 

• General Assistant (day sites only) 

• Residential Program Assistant (residential sites only) 

Instructional Roles 

• Instructor (at both residential and commuter day sites) 

• Teaching Assistant (at residential sites only) 

• To view a course list, please click:?On-Campus Summer Programs Courses | Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) (jhu.edu) 

Camp Counselor Roles 

• Resident Assistant (residential sites only) 

• Program Assistant (day sites only) 

Health Roles 

• Site Nurse (nursing license required)

• Health Assistant 
   

Additional Information

• The application asks you to list the zip code you will be travelling from during the summer.  This can be different from your regular address.  Please fill this out carefully as we will use this to determine the best site eligibility and to determine potential travel allowances.  Please read our travel policy carefully here.  Generally, staff are supported for air or train travel if they are assigned a residential location more than 300 miles from their home.  If a staff member elects to go to a site more than 300 miles from their home and there was a site open within 300 miles, they will not be eligible for travel.
• CTY hires a small number of staff members into flexible positions.  These staff members may be asked to switch sites (at CTY's expense) or have a flexible teaching, office, or residential assignment during the summer.  If you are interested in a flexible role, please indicate that when asked on the application.
• CTY is piloting Discovery Sampler courses for three age groups.  Instead of one course in three weeks, students will experience three courses.  Instructors of these courses will teach 3 cohorts of students for a week each during a session instead of 1 cohort for 3 weeks.  If you would like to learn more about these courses please visit: CTY Discovery Samplers Overview: Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (jhu.edu)

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Other Tools: 

• On-Campus Employment FAQs: Recruitment: On-Campus Programs : Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (jhu.edu)

• JHU Careers help tools:?Jobs at Johns Hopkins University: Help (jhu.edu) 

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If you have any questions about the process, or if you are offered another position (after you've submitted your application), we invite you to send us an email at ctyrecruiting@jhu.edu. 

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Thank you, 

CTY Human Resources Team 

The successful candidate(s) for this position will be subject to a pre-employment background check.

If you are interested in applying for employment with The Johns Hopkins University and require special assistance or accommodation during any part of the pre-employment process, please contact the Talent Acquisition Office at jhurecruitment@jhu.edu. For TTY users, call via Maryland Relay or dial 711. For more information about workplace accommodations or accessibility at Johns Hopkins University, please visit accessibility.jhu.edu.

Note: Job Postings are updated daily and remain online until filled.

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