Jobs at Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society

Manages financial operations for oncology clinical trials, including revenue recognition, forecasting, budgeting, contract pricing, reconciliations, invoicing, patient bill reviews, and sponsor billing. Collaborates with clinical research staff, investigators, sponsors, and university business units to ensure accurate financial tracking and billing compliance. Uses OnCore to monitor protocol activities, revenues, and study costs, and supports audits and budget-to-actual analysis.

Conduct independent and collaborative research developing AI methods for geophysical imaging, inversion, forward modeling, and monitoring. Prepare manuscripts, present at conferences, develop and maintain open-source research software, mentor students, and collaborate with internal and external partners to advance AI-driven Earth science applications.

Manages engineering co-op and internship programs, including policies, employer partnerships, student advising, peer career coach supervision, course administration, events, workshops, and program assessment. Provides career coaching and presentations, develops employer relationships, oversees student performance processes, and promotes experiential learning opportunities across university stakeholders.

Leads research development partnerships by identifying funding opportunities, developing proposals and reports, managing external collaborators, and supporting customer business development. Responsibilities include project planning, timelines, budgets, compliance, market research, sales and retention programs, resource coordination, mentoring, and travel to customer facilities for meetings and technology implementation. The role also supports funding pipelines and strategic initiatives within an engineering research center.

Coordinates administrative operations for the Biomedical Engineering department chair, including scheduling, travel, meetings, communications, reports, faculty processes, events, file management, technology oversight, special projects, and supervision of student employees.

Provides front-line administrative, fiscal, procurement, grant, inventory, correspondence, website, newsletter, and meeting support for an Ohio State University Extension county office. Coordinates registrations, evaluations, purchasing requests, sponsored-program activities, expenditure monitoring, reports, supplies, and special projects while advising staff on university and fiscal policies.

Supports athletic compliance by interpreting, implementing, educating, and auditing NCAA, conference, and university rules. Oversees compliance for assigned sports, including eligibility, financial aid, NIL, playing seasons, and audits. Collaborates with university departments on investigations, legislation, governance, and education while advising coaches, staff, and student-athletes. Requires discretion, independent judgment, strong analytical and communication skills, and occasional after-hours availability.

Coordinates urban youth development programs in Franklin County, including after-school, in-school, and community activities. Designs, delivers, and evaluates educational programming; conducts needs assessments and focus groups; promotes programs through community events and marketing; recruits participants and volunteers; develops volunteer roles; and collaborates with schools, organizations, advisory committees, funders, and OSU Extension teams.

Performs clinical and research molecular pathology testing, including nucleic acid isolation, PCR, electrophoresis, sequencing, genotyping, cell culture, and FISH on tissue specimens. Processes and aliquots samples, verifies and reports results, performs quality control and proficiency testing, documents quality assurance activities, and maintains laboratory instrumentation under supervisory direction.

Provides specialized outpatient infusion nursing care, including assessments, medication administration, chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments, reaction monitoring, patient education, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams. Supervises delegated nursing care and supports safe, evidence-based, patient-centered outcomes in a high-volume academic cancer center.

Manages a portfolio of leadership annual giving donors and prospects, conducting discovery, cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, and major-gift referrals. Develops affinity-group engagement strategies, coordinates donor and volunteer activities, maintains constituent data, and collaborates across university advancement teams. The role requires frequent travel, evening and weekend work, budget administration, and achievement of fundraising and engagement metrics.

Develops and implements communications plans and content for two USDA-funded agricultural projects. Responsibilities include storytelling, print and digital media, video, web and social communications, stakeholder outreach, event promotion, and collaboration with university teams to align messaging with brand and editorial strategies. The role is fully grant funded for three years and requires weekly in-person meetings at Ohio State’s Wooster campus.

Manages engagement plans and relationships for assigned alumni clubs and societies. Recruits, trains, and supports volunteers; advises leaders on governance, financial, scholarship, and reporting processes; coordinates awards and alumni events; supports scholarship stewardship and university partnerships; maintains engagement data; administers program resources and budgets; and evaluates participation and organizational outcomes. Requires up to 25% travel and occasional evening or weekend commitments.

Conducts interdisciplinary scholarship on artificial intelligence and sustainability education. Responsibilities include reviewing and synthesizing literature, mapping AI impacts across Ohio State’s Six Dimensions of Sustainability, collaborating with faculty and instructional experts, developing classroom-ready teaching modules, piloting educational resources, assessing outcomes, and producing scholarly or educational outputs.

The Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine/Pediatrics will serve as a clinical faculty member at Ohio State and Children's Hospital. Responsibilities primarily involve teaching and clinical practice as a teacher-practitioner. The role is a regular, 40-hour-per-week position with varying shifts and requires a terminal degree or equivalent experience in the relevant field. Final candidates must complete a background check, and a drug screen or physical may be required.

Leads the design and revision of asynchronous online courses for working-adult learners. Partners with faculty and educational technology teams to apply instructional design, online pedagogy, accessibility and compliance standards, assessment methods, and project management practices. Provides faculty consultation, support, and training while coordinating multiple course and program projects, gathering stakeholder consensus, meeting production deadlines, and aligning work with university objectives.

Conducts immunology research on systemic lupus erythematosus, lupus nephritis, and rheumatoid arthritis using immune-cell assays, animal models, transcriptomics, epigenomics, spatial omics, and computational analyses. The scholar will investigate RNA regulatory mechanisms, identify therapeutic targets, analyze disease outcomes, publish findings, present research, mentor trainees, and support grant applications.

Provides administrative support for Clinical Services leadership, coordinates meetings and events, prepares reports and correspondence, maintains clinical data and manuals, schedules appointments, supports reception operations, and assists individuals in crisis. Requires flexible hours, occasional evening backup, confidentiality, multitasking, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and database data entry and exports.

Supports clinical research studies in classical hematology by helping implement and coordinate studies, recruit participants, conduct behavioral or diagnostic testing, and collect, maintain, and report clinical research data. The role may involve phlebotomy, biological specimen processing, database use, and travel among Columbus-area clinical locations. It is a patient-facing, office-based position requiring a biological sciences degree, reliable transportation, and a valid driver’s license.

Provides outpatient infusion nursing care, including patient assessment, care planning, implementation, coordination, delegation, supervision, and evaluation. Supports patients and families while promoting safety, quality, engagement, and positive outcomes. Works 2–3 weekend clinic shifts monthly, at least one weekday shift, and floats among five Columbus-area infusion clinics based on staffing and patient volume.