There are a number of ways for those both in and out of uniform to join the team at West Point to support the Academy's mission and the local community.
There are a number of ways for those both in and out of uniform to join the team at West Point to support the Academy's mission and the local community.
It takes a team to ensure the U.S. Military Academy at West Point can fulfill its mission to build, educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets. There are roles for military and civilian faculty to teach cadets and for those both in and out of uniform to ensure the systems and processes required to operate a military installation and college campus are in place and running efficiently.
Working at the U.S. Military Academy (USMA) at West Point is a personally and professionally rewarding experience. West Point employs a number of military staff and faculty in a variety of roles - both inside and outside of the classroom. Regardless of the position, teaching at USMA means developing the next generation of Army officer as well as being part of the intellectual center of the Army at a unique, historic post about one hour from New York City. Military faculty do NOT need to be a West Point graduate to apply.
Non-Commissioned Officers can serve at the US Military Academy in several capacities - each instrumental in the development of the next generation of Army officer. NCOs selected for a tour at West Point are leaders in their career field. The assignment is highly selective and extremly rewarding.
Civilians can serve at West Point in the classroom as faculty, or in various other roles supporting the systems and processes required to operate a college campus and robust military installation.
The Army is an equal opportunity employer. You can learn about the Army’s Reasonable Accommodations and Personal Assistance Services Policy and Procedures and read its Accessibility Statement.