Oversee fiscal administration of grant-funded programs, including budgets, contracts, expenditures, compliance, financial reporting, and efforts to secure additional funding. Lead program operations and personnel, develop policies and processes, analyze program data, and coordinate with university departments, government agencies, contractors, and community organizations.
This position provides strategic, technical, and regulatory guidance to Soil and Water Conservation Districts to ensure compliance and support natural resource sustainability. The role acts as a liaison between districts and various stakeholders to align local conservation priorities with state and federal initiatives.
The Financial Aid Advisor serves as the primary point of contact for students regarding financial aid eligibility, compliance, and funding opportunities. They are responsible for reviewing applications, assisting with appeals, creating academic plans, and providing guidance on federal, state, and institutional aid programs.
The faculty member will provide undergraduate and graduate instruction across multiple delivery formats while maintaining an active program of scholarship and research. Additionally, they will mentor students, contribute to academic advising, and participate in service to the university and the broader community.
