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Employee Wellness Graduate Assistant
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Richmond Campus
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| Graduate Assistant for EKU Employee Wellness and Benefits office. |
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Proposal Development Specialist
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Richmond Campus
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| The Proposal Development Specialist is responsible for identifying, evaluating, and sharing funding opportunities; providing proposal development support, training, and technical assistance to University faculty and staff; responding to pre-award administrative requests; reviewing and processing awards; and completing special projects as assigned to meet the needs of the Sponsored Programs office. The position requires excellent customer service and communication skills, a high level of attention to detail, skills in using Microsoft Excel for budget-related tasks, and familiarity with Federal regulations for grant compliance. |
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Graduate Assistant - SPRA
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Richmond Campus
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| The Office of Sponsored Programs and Research Administration is seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Graduate Assistant (GA) to support key administrative, communication, and programmatic functions. The GA will support EKU’s three Research Fellowship faculty to enhance the university’s research initiative for faculty and students. |
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Graduate Assistant, Student Life
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Richmond Campus
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| Student Life & First-Year Experience (SL&FYE), which is located within the Division of Student Success, Engagement, and Opportunity, provides graduate students with an assistantship appointment that encompasses professional service, programming, outreach, and leadership in the field of Student Affairs. The Graduate Assistantship provides opportunities for in-depth learning of event planning, programming, and student leadership/organization advising. The GA will have the opportunity to gain experience in a variety Student Life and involvement areas including First-Year Experience, Student Activities, Parent & Family Programs, Colonel’s Cupboard, student organizations, service learning, community engagement, and student leadership programs. |
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Part-Time Student Worker – Communication Disorders Program
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Richmond Campus
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| The Communication Disorders Program is seeking a reliable and detail-oriented part-time student worker for the summer term. The student will support faculty and staff with a variety of tasks, including assisting with grading, organizing course materials, and helping with department projects and administrative tasks. |