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The Department of Neuroscience is seeking a Grants and Financial Coordinator or Grants and Financial Specialist responsible for high-level administrative pre- and post-award and financial services. Key responsibilities include preparing and reviewing grant proposals, managing grant budgets, reconciling accounts, and communicating financial policies to Principal Investigators.

The Humanities Librarian at Brown University Library is a subject specialist who provides research support, instruction, and collection development activities for academic departments in humanities disciplines. This position involves communication with faculty and students, collection development decisions, library instruction, reference assistance, and collaboration with colleagues and other institutions.

The Grant & Contract Administrator at Brown University is responsible for reviewing and approving proposals, negotiating contracts, and ensuring compliance with research policies. They also manage ongoing sponsored projects and subawards.

The ARISE Project Coordinator at Brown University supports the harmonization of hiring standards among multiple universities for the ARISE Alliance. Responsibilities include managing data collection, developing reports, overseeing communications, maintaining the ARISE website, and coordinating scholar recruiting activities.

The Communications Coordinator at Brown University's Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship is responsible for creating internal and external communications content, managing website content, and developing marketing materials. The role focuses on enhancing the Center's presence through various communication channels. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in communications or a related field, 1-3 years of professional experience, and proficiency in various software tools and social media platforms.

Responsible for serving as a core team member of the Brown Evidence-based Practice Center, participating in ongoing EPC projects, collaborating with staff and stakeholders, engaging in methodological projects, and disseminating findings via manuscripts and presentations.

The Compliance Analyst I at Brown University is responsible for managing export control and research security programs, supporting Conflict of Interest and Research Security programs, and assisting with assessments of international activities related to research and teaching. The role involves preparing export control licenses, conducting screenings, and advising on policies and procedures. The analyst also supports the Conflict of Interest program by assisting with COI reporting, reviewing potential conflicts of interest cases, and administering compliance training to stakeholders.