The Education Researcher III provides executive operational oversight for Project LIFT, ensuring the project is delivered on schedule and within budget. They lead the project management core and coordinate across multiple working subgroups and consortium partners.
The Regional UA Admissions Advisor acts as a field representative to recruit prospective undergraduate students by creating awareness of university programs and scholarships. They coordinate efforts with local alumni chapters, plan student receptions, and analyze market data for their assigned territory.
The Research Project Coordinator supports the design, management, and implementation of research projects, specifically the Autism Collaborative Project. They serve as a liaison between the project and community partners while coordinating training services and outreach activities.
The State Retiree Temporary Assistant performs various duties to support college or departmental programs, projects, and events. This role is specifically designed for returning retirees working on a part-time, temporary basis.
The Training Specialist is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing specialized training requirements for the department. They will also develop and facilitate both instructor-led and eLearning content to support organizational needs.
The Web Developer IV writes and maintains front-end and back-end code for complex enterprise-level University websites and applications. They serve as the platform and deployment lead, managing CI/CD infrastructure, WordPress environments, and site performance.
The research assistant will administer standardized reading assessments for a middle school intervention project and ensure accurate scoring and documentation. They will work as part of an assessment team to gather data while maintaining strict student confidentiality and project protocols.
