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Job Description The Department of Accounting and Information Systems in the R. B. Pamplin College of Business at Virginia Tech invites applications for a non-tenure track faculty position. Faculty
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, agronomic, horticultural and urban systems. The faculty has a strong track record of competitive funding from NIH, NSF, USDA, USGS and various state and industry sources. The Department on the main campus in
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) o Liaise with OSP for needed post-award support, such as monitoring research spending, re-budget requests, cost share reporting, etc. o Track grants internal to the university received by AAD faculty
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efforts with sponsor needs and institutional objectives; guiding proposal development; and contributing to sustainable growth of research programs aligned to national security priorities. 3) Collaborative
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Medicine. This position may be hired in a professor of practice or clinical track, depending on the qualifications of the successful candidate, with an anticipated academic rank of Assistant or Associate
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leadership councils and other leadership committees; develop and deliver objective and research based educational programs to meet the needs of target audiences, specify program goals and objectives, and
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, contributing citizens. This is achieved through the development and delivery of research-based, non-formal, hands-on educational experiences. Responsibilities: Develops and delivers objective, research-based
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-on educational experiences. Responsibilities: Develops and delivers objective, research based educational programs to meet the needs of broad audiences, specifies program goals and objectives, and identifies
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, and virtual outreach - Leveraging CRM systems, including Slate, to create and manage queries, generate reports, execute communication campaigns, and track recruitment and admissions outcomes throughout
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-livestock production systems. It is essential that this person be able to help farmers implement a suite of grazing / land management practices and work to track the effect of these changes over time. The