The instructor is responsible for delivering course content according to established guidelines and grading assignments in a timely manner. They must also maintain regular communication with students and submit final grades in accordance with university policy.
The Research Administrator provides comprehensive post-award support, ensuring compliance with federal and institutional regulations for sponsored research projects. They act as a liaison between principal investigators and central offices to manage budgets, financial reporting, and grant closeout processes.
The Applications Analyst supports the deployment and maintenance of mission-critical Building Automation and Computerized Maintenance Management systems. This role involves server architecture planning, system integrations, and providing hands-on technical support to ensure platform security and performance.
The Systems Coach will collaborate with school divisions to implement the Virginia Tiered Systems of Support (VTSS) framework, providing technical assistance and training to build capacity. They will also facilitate data-based decision-making and support the integration of academic, behavioral, and social-emotional supports across schools.
The instructor will deliver high-quality online instruction for BSW and MSW courses using the Canvas learning management system. Responsibilities include preparing lesson plans, holding office hours, providing timely student feedback, and adhering to university and social work policies.
The field liaison serves as a bridge between the School of Social Work, students, and field instructors to oversee and support the MSW field education experience. Responsibilities include facilitating virtual sessions, grading coursework, providing student consultation, and evaluating placement agencies to ensure compliance with CSWE standards.
