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Plans and executes major alumni events, including logistics, catering, audiovisual coordination, speakers, promotion, and follow-up. Builds engagement with alumni, donors, parents, and other stakeholders; manages volunteer committees, visits, and discovery calls. Maintains donor records, identifies data issues, supports operating procedures, and develops communications and branding materials. The role requires strong organization, communication, independent initiative, occasional evening work, and overnight travel approximately 10 times annually.

Teaches Consumer Behavior and Marketplace Studies courses while leading curriculum development, instructor training, student mentoring, program assessment, and pathway promotion. Coordinates instructors and teaching assistants, analyzes course data for continuous improvement, develops instructional materials, assesses student learning, and plans experiential learning activities. The role also supports program outcomes, student success, and evolving instructional needs through evidence-based teaching and technology-enhanced learning.

Leads executive, internal, and institutional communications for the Office of the Provost. Develops strategic communication initiatives, advises senior leaders, manages media and stakeholder relationships, creates speeches and other content, coordinates communicators, supports change management, and oversees operational communication policies and plans across complex academic units.

Develops and executes communications strategies for an academic department and speech and hearing clinic. Creates and publishes digital and print content, manages websites, social media, newsletters, and promotional materials, supports fundraising and alumni engagement, coordinates events, monitors campaign performance, and maintains communications plans and content calendars.

The Assistant Director of Brand Communications leads strategic communications for Wisconsin Athletics, serving as the primary communications contact for women’s basketball and other assigned sports. Responsibilities include media relations, publicity, player promotion, content editing and distribution, athletic statistics and record keeping, event representation, interdepartmental coordination, and supervision of communications personnel. The role develops creative storytelling across written, social, graphic, and video formats while supporting institutional communication goals and NCAA compliance.

The ASM Financial Specialist monitors transactions and fund balances, reconciles financial reports, approves and reallocates expenses, assigns funding codes, and provides fiscal guidance to student organizations and staff. The role drafts reports and communications, manages records, hires and onboards student employees, reviews financial controls, advises leadership, and may train staff on financial procedures. Occasional evening meetings may be required.

Coordinates multimedia production logistics, schedules, resources, records, rights, credits, assets, and quality-control processes across broadcast, radio, and digital projects. Serves as a liaison between internal departments, vendors, and facilities; supports production research, video and audio workflows, financial reporting, drone flight approvals, and content delivery. Requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines. The role is hybrid in Madison, Wisconsin, with required travel and occasional evening or weekend work.

Leads the university’s Conflict of Interest and Responsible Conduct of Research programs. Develops compliance policies, oversees federal and institutional requirements, maintains the OAR portal, directs training and guidance, manages stakeholder relationships, supports research misconduct matters, coordinates strategic planning and audits, and supervises program staff.

Conducts cybersecurity risk assessments, monitors security operations tools, triages alerts, leads incident response, tracks remediation, documents security processes, and advises clinical, research, and business stakeholders. The role also supports cybersecurity training, business process mapping, technology recommendations, data reporting, and business intelligence system implementation while protecting HIPAA-regulated data and research infrastructure.

Tenure-track, open-rank faculty position in Learning Sciences integrating artificial intelligence. Responsibilities include establishing a visible research program, publishing, securing extramural funding, mentoring graduate students, teaching graduate/undergraduate courses, and contributing to departmental, school, and university service. Research may focus on generative AI, LLMs, multimodal models, human-AI interaction, CSCL, and ethical implications of AI in education.