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Coordinates statewide behavioral health training projects, including budgets, work plans, reporting, data analysis, quality assurance, stakeholder engagement, committee facilitation, and development of training materials and operational systems. The role supports partnerships with universities, counties, and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services while advancing evidence-based behavioral health practices and continuous improvement.

Teach undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship and general business courses in face-to-face and online formats. Develop experiential learning opportunities with faculty, entrepreneurs, and regional organizations; contribute to program development and AACSB accreditation; advise and mentor students; and support inclusive teaching and engagement across the university community.

Plans and analyzes complex budgets with multiple funding sources, develops projections and operating budgets, prepares financial reports, researches funding and cost-saving options, and provides budget guidance. The role also supports policy development, regulatory compliance, compensation and staffing recommendations, and coaching other analysts. It requires financial data analysis, reporting, confidential information handling, stakeholder communication, and proficiency with financial software and Microsoft Office.

The Unit Business Officer supports Residence Life, Dining, and Retail through human resources, financial management, budget development, financial analysis, and budget reporting. Responsibilities include coordinating resources, implementing policies, serving on committees, analyzing operational data, advising staff on personnel and budget matters, and supporting strategic initiatives. The role requires strong Excel and communication skills, customer service, discretion, and experience managing financial information or developing budgets.

Supports financial aid administration through PeopleSoft Campus Solutions configuration, issue resolution, system testing, queries, reporting, data analysis, and process improvement. Serves as a liaison between financial aid, ITS, and campus stakeholders, while administering assigned programs, developing procedures, supporting staffing and training, contributing to budgeting, and providing strategic leadership.

Teach undergraduate electrical engineering and electrical engineering technology courses, including control systems, SCADA, instrumentation, electronic devices, technical writing, and senior design. Support ABET assessment, general education, first-year seminars, institutional service, and program development. The role requires inclusive, student-centered teaching and may involve occasional instruction at Sheboygan or Manitowoc campuses.

Provides administrative and executive support to the Dean of Graduate Studies and Associate Vice Chancellors. Responsibilities include coordinating graduate programs, advising students and faculty on requirements, processing admissions and degree audits, managing assistantships and fellowships, maintaining records and budgets, preparing reports, coordinating calendars and meetings, arranging travel, processing expenses, and maintaining academic affairs websites and SharePoint resources.

Teach undergraduate Computer Science courses, advise students, hold weekly office hours, and support student success through inclusive, innovative instruction. The position includes a 27-contact-hour annual teaching load, primarily at the Green Bay campus, with occasional teaching or work at Sheboygan or Manitowoc campuses. Candidates must contribute to a collaborative academic environment and provide application materials addressing their qualifications and teaching experience.

Leads the university’s development and major-giving program, including fundraising strategy, donor cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, prospect pipeline development, and campaign readiness. Supervises major gift officers, manages approximately 75 major and principal gift prospects, partners with academic and Foundation leadership, oversees philanthropy committee operations, develops volunteer teams, and travels regionally and nationally to achieve fundraising goals.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor teaching undergraduate and graduate data science, statistics, and mathematics courses; advising students; assessing learning outcomes; maintaining office hours and academic records; conducting an ongoing research program; and contributing departmental, university, community, and professional service. Preferred expertise includes artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, data mining, programming, data management, and interdisciplinary applied research.