Central College
Also known as: CC
5 Star University
Central College, Westerville, OH 43081, USA
Also known as: CC
Central College, founded in 1853, offers a dynamic work environment with a focus on liberal arts education, fostering personal and professional growth for its staff.
Central College is strongly committed to creating a diverse community. In furtherance of that commitment, the college encourages candidates that are from diverse backgrounds, underrepresented groups, and/or have had experience working with and/or interacting with individuals from diverse populations to apply.
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Central College employees who are employed half-time or more are eligible for benefits. Employees who work less than 2080 hours per year will have their benefits prorated.
The first of the month following hire/appointment, employees are eligible for health insurance coverage. The college and the employee share the cost of health insurance and the employee share is paid through pretax payroll deduction. We currently offer a choice between two different health plan options; plan A is a co-insurance plan with the employee selecting a primary care physician for routine services, and plan B is a high deductible health plan with the option of opening a health savings account.
Voluntary dental insurance is also available to employees the first of the month following hire/appointment. The premium for single or family coverage is paid by the employee through pretax payroll deduction.
After one year of service the college contributes funds into a retirement account with TIAA/CREF Financial Services, on the behalf of the employee. The first year the college contribution is three percent of salary every pay period, and each year after that the amount increases by one percent to a maximum of ten percent.
Upon hire/appointment all employees are able to make contributions through payroll deduction that may be tax deferred to a TIAA-CREF Supplemental Retirement Account. This is an account that is in addition to the college retirement fund described above.
Benefit eligible employees are immediately eligible to take classes at Central College on a part-time basis on a reduced tuition amount. After two years dependents and spouse are also eligible for reduced tuition for one degree. For employees who are less than full-time the tuition reduction amount is prorated.
The Tuition Exchange benefit is a partnership with two different groups of colleges and universities offering competitive tuition exchange scholarships to eligible members faculty and staff dependent children for a maximum of 8 semesters toward an undergraduate degree. The college participates in the Tuition Exchange, Inc. partnership and the Council for Independent Councils partnership. Any dependent children of full-time staff or faculty who commence employment with the college may be eligible for this benefit the academic period following two (2) years of continuous employment for a full-time employee.
The college recognizes the following paid holidays:
Paid vacation and sick is awarded for use at the beginning of each fiscal year for continuing employees. New employees will receive a pro-rated vacation and sick allotment based on the date of hire. The number of vacation hours awarded are based on years of service for current employees. For new employees previous related years of experience may be taken into consideration. The number of sick hours awarded each year are 80 hours for full-time employees and pro-rated for less than full-time.
Upon hire/appointment, basic coverage, and double accidental death and dismemberment coverage is paid for by the college in the amount of employee’s annual salary/wages (minimum $8,000 and maximum $50,000).
Supplemental life insurance coverage is available at the employee’s expense through payroll deduction for the employee, spouse and children.
All regular full-time and majority-time employees scheduled to work 1,000 hours, 50 percent FTE or more per year, after completion of one (1) year of employment are eligible for salary continuation when absent from work for more than five (5) consecutive work days due to personal illness or non-work related injury.
Upon hire/appointment, coverage is paid for by the college. If you are unable to work after three months of being disabled, this plan may provide up to 50 percent of your salary in an after-tax benefit.
Open enrollment period is each November for the following calendar year. An employee can make voluntary contributions to a spending account through payroll deduction that may be tax free for health, dental, vision and dependent care expenses. This plan also allows your health and voluntary dental insurance premiums to be pretax.
This card identifies employees of the college. Its uses include, but are not limited to, admittance into various campus events, ticket discounts, campus dining, library and fitness center access, and a 10% discount at the Spirit Shoppe.
As a condition of employment, as allowed by Iowa Code Section 91A.3(3) and 91A.6, we require that all payroll checks from Central College will be deposited directly into your checking and/or savings account.
If you have questions regarding benefits, you may call 641-628-5300.
At Central College, the work culture is characterized by a collaborative and supportive environment. Staff members are encouraged to engage in professional development and are supported by a mentorship program that fosters growth and career advancement.
Central College offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to support the well-being and professional growth of its staff.
To apply for positions at Central College, please visit the Central College Careers Page. For further inquiries, you can contact the Human Resources Department at hr@central.edu or call (641) 628-5206.
To apply for academic positions at Central College (CC), visit the Careers at CC page. There, you can find current openings and submit your application online.
At CC, average salaries range from $50,000 to $120,000 for faculty members, depending on rank and experience. Researchers and postdoctoral positions typically earn between $45,000 and $60,000.
The work culture at CC emphasizes collaboration, community engagement, and a supportive environment. Faculty and staff often participate in campus events and community service.
Yes, CC offers various professional development opportunities, including workshops, seminars, and funding for continuing education.
CC supports research through its Office of Sponsored Programs, which assists faculty in identifying and applying for grants. The college also provides internal funding for pilot projects.
CC offers some flexibility in work arrangements, including remote work options, depending on the position and department needs.
Professors at CC typically have a balanced load of teaching and research, with a focus on undergraduate education and mentoring.
The tenure process at CC involves a multi-year review of teaching, research, and service. Candidates are evaluated by a committee and must meet specific criteria for promotion.
CC provides support for international faculty, including assistance with visa applications and sponsorship where applicable.
CC is committed to diversity and equity, with initiatives including diversity training, inclusive hiring practices, and support for underrepresented groups.
