Beloit College
Higher Education
Founded in 1846, Beloit College is a private liberal-arts college in southern Wisconsin.
Hiring now
Is Beloit College hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Beloit College has 18 open roles on Metaintro.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Campus Facilities SupportOperations ManagementBeloit, Wisconsin, United StatesBeloit, Wisconsin, United States——2d ago
- Schools and Centers Administrative CoordinatorOperations ManagementBeloit, Wisconsin, United States · $45K/yrBeloit, Wisconsin, United States—$45K/yr3d ago
- Manager of Student AccountsFinanceBeloit, Wisconsin, United States · $65K – $70K/yrBeloit, Wisconsin, United States—$65K – $70K/yr6d ago
- Executive Assistant and Finance Operations SpecialistAdmin/Executive AssistantBeloit, Wisconsin, United States · $45K – $50K/yrBeloit, Wisconsin, United States—$45K – $50K/yr14d ago
- Security OfficerSecurityBeloit, Wisconsin, United StatesBeloit, Wisconsin, United States——15d ago
- HousekeeperOperations ManagementBeloit, Wisconsin, United StatesBeloit, Wisconsin, United States——15d ago
- Assistant Director of Prospect ManagementNonprofit and Social ServicesBeloit, Wisconsin, United StatesBeloit, Wisconsin, United States——22d ago
- Academic Support Advisor for Student Excellence and LeadershipEducationBeloit, Wisconsin, United States · $20 – $21/hrBeloit, Wisconsin, United States—$20 – $21/hr28d ago
Hiring pattern
How fast Beloit College is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 9 companies Beloit College names as customers.
Customers9
- Wright Museum of Art
- North Carolina Museum of Art
- Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University
- California Museum
- Tampa Bay History Center
- Boston Public Library
- Casemate Museum
- Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc.
- University of Arkansas
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Beloit College's customers.
“I loved this course. It was super organized, clear, and very, very informative! i am so glad that I took it. I want to learn so much more… thank you Christa for showing us how much thought and care it goes into tackling collection care!”
“Both the hands-on activity kits and the live instruction were very valuable. Getting to practice or test materials and interact with the materials in the kits added wonderfully to the online instruction. The instructor kept the technical aspects of the course interesting and entertaining with funny slides and made sure the information was at a level that those of us without science backgrounds could easily understand. The videos were a wonderful addition to the readings, as were the personal examples the instructor used in her presentations.”
“The instructor was helpful, friendly, and honest which made this class a great joy. I also learned a lot and enjoyed the hands-on activities that were sent to us. It was all very organized and allowed me to take the course while being able to travel or work on projects at my own pace since it was online. It was a perfect fit for me, and I am so glad I got this chance to take the class.”
“I am now empowered to assess and address the needs of textiles in my collection. I have an understanding of their properties, condition concerns, and storage/display needs. I know a few simple treatment techniques, but also have the context to know when to reach out to a conservator and vocabulary to discuss treatment options with them. My instructor also provided me with tons of resources for further research!”
“Having an instructor who knew the ins and outs so well. We often went over a “best-case scenario” and then “realistic” situations. Her expertise in materials and their characteristics was incredibly impressive. It was the perfect amount of learning via lecture and learning hands-on.”
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“I have more confidence in decision making after gaining formal training.”
“Invaluable new knowledge and skills that will help my institution plan, write grants, and create much better storage solutions for our materials.”
“I will be able to do mounts in-house without having to outsource, which will save my museum time and money.”
“I’ll be able to make custom mounts without outsourcing!”
“I can take the knowledge and techniques shared in class and utilize them within my work practice. I learned new methods of washing and tape removal that I have not tried previously.”
“I am excited to head back to my institution and set up space where I can start properly surface cleaning paper materials and where I can correctly remove the tape and mend tears. These skills will be instrumental in helping us identify what can be repaired in-house versus sent to a conservator.”
“I’ll be able to better evaluate conservation issues in our collection and know what I can and can’t attempt.”
“Knowledge about paper and treatments will help guide decision making for treatments I can perform at work. Practical application and hands-on skills mean I can start mending and repairs as soon as I get back to work.”
“Somethings can’t be learned on your own – this took the guesswork out of treatments and processes I’ve only read about before.”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Curriculum development
- Social justice
- Clinical partnerships
- Data analysis
- Budgeting
Tech stack
- Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Google Analytics 4
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Font Awesome
- Swiper
Company facts
- Founded
- 1846
- Industry
- Higher Education
- Sector (NAICS)
- Educational Services
- Peer
- California State University Fresno
- Website
- beloit.edu
- Careers
- beloit.applicantpro.com/jobs
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Questions about Beloit College
- Is Beloit College hiring?
- Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Beloit College has 18 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Education (10), Operations Management (3), and Admin/Executive Assistant (1).
- Who are Beloit College's customers?
- Beloit College names 9 customers, including Wright Museum of Art, North Carolina Museum of Art, Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, California Museum, and Tampa Bay History Center.
- What skills does Beloit College look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Curriculum development, Social justice, Clinical partnerships, Data analysis, and Budgeting.