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Provides administrative and programmatic support to research leadership, including scheduling meetings, coordinating research education and collaboration events, managing logistics and resources, preparing communications, handling inquiries, and maintaining electronic and physical records. The role supports research programs, initiatives, and core team functions while ensuring event compliance with institutional policies.

Coordinates research programs, projects, contracts, budgets, stakeholder engagement, meetings, events, training, documentation, grant proposals, protocols, and reporting for a university radiation medicine department. The role supports multidisciplinary collaborations, process development, compliance activities, recruitment efforts, and strategic initiatives without conducting laboratory research.

Administers sponsored-program grants and contracts through financial reporting, invoicing, accounts receivable, payments, reconciliations, award modifications, and fiscal closeout. Advises campus stakeholders, analyzes financial data, investigates discrepancies, audits transactions, ensures compliance with sponsor and governmental regulations, and trains others. The role collaborates with project sponsors, subrecipients, principal investigators, and university representatives to maintain accurate award accounting and reporting.

Provides advanced financial and administrative support for a university department. Reviews and approves complex transactions, assigns funding codes, processes reimbursements, reconciles accounts, monitors fund balances, prepares reports, answers fiscal questions, advises leadership, and ensures compliance with financial policies. The role also trains staff, resolves financial issues, maintains records, and recommends process improvements and internal controls.

Catalog electronic resources using library cataloging standards, systems, and tools; resolve complex cataloging issues; support metadata workflows, policies, and procedures; organize and describe library information resources; analyze data in batches; collaborate with library colleagues; and provide guidance to staff and student employees. The role is full-time with up to 40% remote work after training.

Leads and develops educational game projects, spending approximately 70% of time building core game systems and 30% on technical leadership. Responsibilities include designing, coding, testing, debugging, troubleshooting, performance optimization, documentation, prototyping, technical planning, code refactoring, mentoring developers, coordinating workstreams, and establishing engineering practices. The role collaborates with designers, artists, producers, researchers, and educators while maintaining a regular onsite presence in Madison, Wisconsin.

Provides day-to-day office administration for the PEOPLE Program, including opening and closing the office, supervising student employees, scheduling meetings and travel, managing supplies and technology inventories, maintaining records, distributing communications, preparing materials, and serving as the first point of contact for stakeholders.

Leads WIDA’s enterprise technology strategy, architecture, integrations, data governance, cloud modernization, cybersecurity, analytics, and technical support. Manages IT staff, budgets, policies, technology roadmaps, stakeholder partnerships, and organizational adoption of emerging technologies including AI. Advises leadership, oversees secure and scalable systems across CRM, LMS, websites, analytics, and cloud platforms, and serves as the primary technology liaison with university, consortium, state, vendor, and external stakeholders.

Tenure-track or tenured faculty position to teach and research in constitutional, state and local government, property/zoning, election law, voting rights, and legislation/regulation. Responsibilities include producing scholarly work, teaching law courses, and performing service to the law school, university, and profession, with opportunities for collaboration with campus centers such as the State Democracy Research Initiative.

Tenure-track or tenured faculty position to research and teach energy, environmental, utilities, property, land-use, torts, civil procedure, consumer, administrative, business, and climate change law. Participate in interdisciplinary collaboration, engage in service to the Law School and University, and contribute to the RISE sustainability research initiative. JD or equivalent required.