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allocation, equipment purchasing, and maintenance; Collaborates with Facilities and external vendors to coordinate all renovations, space moves, and construction phases through to final sign-off; Manages
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services across a complex, multi-venue performing arts center. This position is responsible for aligning production systems, staffing structures, and technical capabilities with institutional priorities
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equity; and alignment with the university's approved pay structures. At George Mason University, base salary is one component of a comprehensive total rewards package that includes competitive health and
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and management, or community engagement, including content development and online communication; Experience with needs-assessment or evaluation methods (e.g., logic models, surveys, structured
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, including evaluation of rate structures, contracts, and suppliers; Manages participation in utility demand response and load management programs; Coordinates with utility providers and energy markets
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alignment of event operations with broader institutional goals, governance structures, and strategic priorities. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in a related field or the equivalent combination
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, transparent, and compliant management of human, financial, and physical resources; and Implements systems and structures that support operational effectiveness and long term growth. Academic and Program
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, timelines, and governance structures; Maintain the policy repository and ensure version control, consistency, and clarity in policy language; Support transparency by keeping the website up-to-date with
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implementing OPSEC, Insider Threat, SOPs, and emergency action plans; Experience submitting SCI Nomination packages; COMSEC Custodian experience; Experience with SCIF construction; Experience with Access Control
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Institute for Quantum Matter, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Space Telescope Science Institute, and the US Naval Observatory. For more information on the department, see http://physics.gmu.edu . George