UNCP offers benefits that support your well-being and future. From competitive salaries to paid holidays, you’re covered. Enjoy peace of mind with retirement plans and a benefits package designed to help you thrive.
Careers at UNCP
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Where Your Work Matters
In Pride Among All UNC System Employees
Top Veteran-Friendly University
Public Regional Schools in the South
Find A Role that Fits You
From tuition waivers that make it easier to continue your education to targeted professional development and training opportunities, UNCP offers the tools, resources and support to help you thrive — because here, your growth matters.

Step into Leadership
Director of Athletics


Rewarding Work
Rewarding Benefits
Benefits include:
- Competitive Salary
- Health Insurance
- Retirement
- Generous PTO
- Paid Holidays
Making BraveNation Home

My wife and I quickly felt at home on campus and in Lumberton. It's the kind of place where it's easy to make friends, get involved in the community and be part of something meaningful — whether through local events, charitable causes or our church. It has become more than just a place to live; it’s family.
Director of Development
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Human Resources
Meet the Human Resources team and learn more about what it means to work in BraveNation.
For help with your application, please contact:
- Sarah Hunt
sarah.hunt@uncp.edu
910.521.6279 - Joanne McMillan
joanneb.mcmillan@uncp.edu
910.521.6534
Discover our Community
Our campus is nestled in the heart of Pembroke, a community beaming with southern
charm and university pride. Pembroke is the political and cultural center of North Carolina’s largest American Indian tribe
— the Lumbee — and is located in Robeson County, one of the most diverse counties
in the nation.
In less than two hours, you can be in the mountains, at the beach or dining in the
state capital. But you’ll also find a lot to do right here at home. From Broadway
shows at the Givens Performing Arts Center to local wineries or kayaking along the
Lumber River, the community has a lot to offer.






