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Health Sciences (https://vetmed.vt.edu/departments/population-health-sciences/dphs-roster.html), including but not limited to infection prevention, vaccine epidemiology, implementation science, health
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Creative Media / Football will collaborate in the creation of unique content and branding for the Virginia Tech Football program. This role partners in creating high-impact recruiting visuals and dynamic
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These are non-student positions that are not available for Virginia Tech students, please refer to the Center for the Arts website for student hiring information: https://artscenter.vt.edu/about
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Prosim (That I May Serve). Required Qualifications Experience: • Experience with writing reports or similar documents. • Experience working with the public. • Demonstrated computer experience. Skills and
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and business operations is preferred. Lab website: https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/labs/yan.html Further, the incumbent will: • Receive and manage calendar and meeting requests, using communication and
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Division I athletic program. Experience working with a diverse group of coaches, staff, and/or student athletes. Preferred Qualifications Experience working in a Division I "Power 4" athletic department
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Bachelor’s degree in digital marketing, sports management, or another comparable program with relevant experience, or a master's degree. Strong attention to detail, copywriting, and editing skills. Experience
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/ Women's Lacrosse will coordinate the day-to-day operational and administrative functions of the Virginia Tech Women's Lacrosse program. This position will provide comprehensive support to the student
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valuation, recruiting strategy, and resource allocation. This role will lead the integration of data science and artificial intelligence into football operations, providing actionable insights that directly
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measures and outcomes are met. Experience in strategic planning, budget and inventory management. Demonstrate strong computer proficiency. Experience in determining and coordinating resource allocations