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the external affairs division. The External Affairs Associate assists with supporting engagement initiatives, coordinating events and outreach activities, and supporting cross-center collaboration. The role
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the principal investigator, lab members, and university partners, this position coordinates the administrative activities that support multiple research projects and related lab operations. Responsibilities
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complex proposals, interpreting sponsor guidelines, and coordinating with faculty and institutional partners. Familiarity with research systems such as Cayuse and a working knowledge of budgeting and
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, project coordination, or hospitality/operations. Skills: Superior event production skills with the ability to lead a diverse team of staff, faculty, students, and vendors under tight deadlines. Competence
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Methodist Hospital, university counseling services and local/campus emergency medical systems to coordinate and provide the appropriate care for the overall health and well-being of the University's student
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full-time Project Manager to serve as an advisory-capacity operational partner supporting research centers and institutional enablement teams (IETs). The Project Manager helps structure work, coordinate
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, laser cutters, 3D printers, and Zund cutter). They manage tool and material inventory, coordinate equipment procurement, track shop spending, and supervise the recruitment, scheduling, and training
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commitments Ensures Subcontract statements of work, budget, and budget justification are received and approved by the PI Coordinates and reviews account setup; reviews, tracks, and approves expenditures
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TS&S and across campus to ensure smooth coordination of tasks and projects. Build and maintain positive relationships by being approachable, reliable, and responsive. Proactively share relevant
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styles and periods with a high level of musical and technical proficiency May participate in special Shepherd School voice events such as master classes Coordinates scheduling and preparation of repertoire