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Duke Club Graduate Assistant-Event and Stewardship	Harrisonburg
James Madison University (JMU) Duke Club is accepting applications for a Graduate Assistant. This is a two-year position, August-May, contingent on performance and academic program requirements. The position includes 12 tuition credits per semester (fall and spring). A stipend will be provided per semester. The candidate will work approximately 20 hours per week. The candidate must be in the process of obtaining a master’s degree at James Madison University and possess a strong desire to recognize, celebrate, and impact athletics annual giving and donor engagement initiatives through collaboration with department staff as well as JMU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and donors. The Duke Club is the fundraising arm for JMU Athletics, providing financial support to all of the 18 varsity sport programs. Duke Club members are Proud & True Fund (PATF) donors who recognize the value of the student-athlete experience and the JMU education — helping to keep JMU Athletics programs among the best in the nation. Support of the Proud & True Fund is vital to the continued success of more than 500 JMU student-athletes and makes a significant impact on each athlete and program. Position Reporting & Program Information: Reporting to, and with assistance from designated staff, the director of special events and donor stewardship with the Duke Club. The Duke Club is the fundraising arm and annual fund (Proud & True Fund) for JMU Athletics that supports the 18 varsity sport programs, scholarships, and the athletics general operating budget — as well as support for restricted giving sport program funds and fundraising initiatives for all 18 varsity sport programs and cheerleading.
Associate Director of Research Security and International Compliance	Harrisonburg
The Associate Director of Research Security and International Compliance provides strategic leadership for the university’s research security program and oversees compliance initiatives within the Office of Research Integrity and Compliance (ORIC). This senior role ensures institutional alignment with federal mandates, mitigates risks related to foreign influence and cybersecurity, and promotes ethical research practices through comprehensive training and oversight. The Associate Director collaborates extensively with International Research and Engagement Services (IRES), Office of Sponsored Programs Administrative Services (OSPAS), Sponsored Programs Financial Administration (SPFA), University Legal Counsel, the University Compliance Officer and Risk Management to safeguard the research enterprise and maintain compliance with evolving federal requirements. The role also supports export control infrastructure and international compliance initiatives to strengthen JMU’s global research engagement while mitigating risk.
Teaching Post Doctoral Associate (Two Positions) - Department of Engineering	Harrisonburg
The Department of Engineering at James Madison University (JMU) invites applications for two teaching post-doctoral associates. This opportunity combines instructional experience, mentorship, and professional development to enable candidates to develop their pedagogical skills and a robust scholarship program in an undergraduate engineering context. Post-doctoral associates will teach within the Engineering curriculum while receiving individual mentorship from JMU faculty and will be provided opportunities to develop their own professional portfolio. This is a fixed-term appointment at the rank of instructor. The appointment is for two 10-month periods, the first 10-month period will start August 10th, 2026, and the second 10-month period will start in August 2027. In the first period, associates will teach within the engineering fundamentals and design courses (ENGR 112, 231, and 232) and will work with an instructional team to enhance their instructional approaches and methods. In the second 10-month period, associates will have the opportunity to expand their experiences through opportunities such as: teaching upper-level courses, developing special topics courses, supervising undergraduate research or mentoring capstone projects. The specifics will be tailored to the individual and needs of the department, in consultation with the Academic Unit Head and their mentors.
Associate Director of Nursing - University Health Center	Harrisonburg
The University Health Center (UHC) is a comprehensive, student-centered clinic providing inclusive, confidential medical services designed to support student well-being and academic success. The UHC delivers a broad range of clinical services—including primary and acute care, nurse triage, nutrition counseling, athletic training, and on-site lab and pharmacy—within a collaborative, safety-oriented environment that prioritizes evidence-based practice and patient rights. This role offers an inspiring opportunity for nursing leaders to elevate care standards, strengthen a culture of compassion and excellence, and guide a talented clinical team dedicated to patient advocacy and evidence-based practice. As a leader at the UHC, you will have the chance to shape the future of campus healthcare, mentor the next generation of nursing professionals, and champion initiatives that meaningfully impact student health and well-being.
GEAR UP Program Assistant - IE	Harrisonburg
GEAR UP stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. GEAR UP is a federal grant-funded program to empower first-generation and underrepresented students on their path to college. As a GEAR UP Program Assistant, you'll play a role in shaping futures while working in a supportive, collaborative environment. This is a unique opportunity to make a lasting difference in students’ lives while gaining meaningful experience in college access and academic success initiatives.
GEAR UP Math Tutor - IE	Harrisonburg
GEAR UP stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. GEAR UP is a federal grant-funded program to empower first-generation and underrepresented students on their path to college. GEAR UP Staunton at JMU serves a two-year cohort from the Staunton City Public School District, starting in middle school, following the cohort through high school, and two years after high school graduation. As a GEAR UP Math Tutor, you'll play a role in creating a supportive, collaborative environment for students and the broader school community. This is a unique opportunity to make a lasting difference in students’ lives while gaining meaningful experience in college access and academic success initiatives. The Math Tutor will work closely with the GEAR UP Project Director, Program Advisors, Parent Liaison, and a team of other student workers.
Associate Director – Civic Discourse Initiatives	Harrisonburg
Are you passionate about strengthening democratic culture, elevating student voices, and building a campus community capable of engaging across differences? The Madison Center for Civic Engagement at James Madison University is seeking an innovative and dynamic Associate Director of Civic Discourse Initiatives to lead one of the nation’s most comprehensive campus-based civic discourse programs. This is a high‑impact role for a collaborative educator, facilitator, and program builder who thrives in a fast‑paced environment and cares deeply about preparing the next generation of students for using constructive dialogue in a complex world. About the Role: The Associate Director will spearhead the Madison Center’s signature free-speech and deliberative dialogue initiative, Better Conversations Together, our immersive first year effort; supporting faculty and student leadership development; and shaping campuswide and nationwide dialogue opportunities. You will also play a key leadership role in managing two major grants civic discourse grants, coordinating multi-institutional partners, faculty fellows, external organizations, and assessment teams to advance national work in deliberative pedagogy. This position is hands‑on, student‑centered, and deeply collaborative—ideal for someone who brings both vision and operational excellence.
Graduate Assistant, Catalog Production Office	Harrisonburg
This position provides support to the Office of Faculty Affairs and Curriculum by primarily assisting in the production and editorial aspects of publications (catalogs and other publications), as well as contributing to other departmental projects. The graduate assistant will be expected to work 20 hours per week in person in the Office of Faculty Affairs and Curriculum. Weekly work schedule is flexible within a Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm schedule. This graduate assistantship provides 18 credit hours of tuition support for the school year (9 credit hours per semester). The position begins in Fall 2026.
Graduate Assistant, Student Athlete Development	Harrisonburg
The Student-Athlete Development (Dukes Lead) team at James Madison University is seeking candidates for one graduate assistant. This position is contracted for the 2026-27 academic year, with the ability to extend the contract through the 2027-28 academic year. Student-Athlete Development is committed to the holistic growth and development of James Madison University student-athletes through career readiness, community service, human development and leadership enhancement. The transformative experiences under Dukes Lead serve to equip, engage and empower student-athletes and teams to unleash their full potential. Graduate assistantships include enrollment in a graduate program and involve 20 hours of work per week during the academic school year. Graduate assistants will begin work prior to the start of the school year, and the position continues through the end of the academic year. In addition to the stipend, positions include a tuition waiver and a professional development stipend. Individuals may apply for this graduate assistantship prior to academic admission; however, an individual must be accepted into a graduate program before an offer is made. Preference for this graduate assistantship is given to those admitted to the Sport and Recreation Leadership, Sport and Recreation Concentration. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Electrician	Harrisonburg
James Madison University's Facilities Management is currently seeking an Electrician. This position will perform technically and routine installation, repair, maintenance, and service of electrical equipment in university-owned buildings and other areas.
Administrative Assistant - College of Business (Part - Time)	Harrisonburg
The College of Business at James Madison University seeks to hire a part time administrative professional to provide support to full-time administrative professionals, faculty, and academic programs. The position will work approximately 20 hours per week during the academic year and not anticipated to work during summers. Hours are 9-1, Monday - Friday. There may be some flexibility with hours.
Academic Advisor, College of Arts and Letters	Harrisonburg
The College of Arts and Letters (CAL) welcomes applicants for the position of Academic Advisor. The Academic Advisor is tasked with providing quality academic advising designed to help students make informed decisions in pursuit of their academic and professional goals. The advisor regularly meets with students one-on-one and in group settings to discuss course selection, develop individualized academic plans to ensure timely completion of graduation requirements, and recommend success strategies. The advisor monitors student progression, offers specific problem solving, assists the academic unit(s) with enrollment management, and communicates with various stakeholders. The position is a 12-month Administrative and Professional Faculty appointment beginning July 1, 2026.
Academic Advisor, Pre-Law and Legal Studies	Harrisonburg
The College of Arts and Letters (CAL) welcomes applicants for the position of Academic and Pre-Professional Advisor for the Pre-Law program and the Legal Studies minor. The Academic Advisor is tasked with providing quality advising designed to help 800+ undergraduate Pre-Law and/or Legal Studies students from all majors make informed decisions in pursuit of their academic and professional goals. The advisor offers pre-professional support to students considering whether to pursue law school/a legal career and navigating the application process. They also advise the 200+ Legal Studies minors about academic requirements and help administer the minor. In consultation with the program coordinator, the advisor participates in recruitment, orientation, and programming efforts and manages outreach and engagement with alumni and external partners. The position is a 12-month Administrative and Professional Faculty appointment beginning July 1, 2026.
Head Field Hockey Coach	Harrisonburg
James Madison University, a Division I Member of the NCAA and Mid American Conference, is seeking a Head Field Hockey Coach. This position is a full time position with a comprehensive benefits package.
Landscape Worker - Operator B	Harrisonburg
James Madison University’s Facilities Management is accepting applications for a Landscape Worker – Operator B. Shift is Monday – Friday, 6:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., with overtime as required to cover special events and inclement weather. There is a slightly alternate schedule during the summer months.
Patrol Officer (Entry Level)	Harrisonburg
The Department of Public Safety and Police at James Madison University is accepting applications for a full-time Patrol Officer.
Student Case Administrator - Personal Success Programs - IE	Harrisonburg	25 Mar 2026
Student Case Administrators (SCAs) are undergraduate students who conduct one-on-one Individual Accountability Case Reviews for students who are alleged to have violated university policy. In Individual Accountability Case Reviews, SCAs evaluate evidence to determine whether or not the Responding Party is responsible for violating policy and, if applicable, assign outcomes. Student Case Administrators are undergraduate staff members in the Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices who participate in staff training and professional development; assist with various programs, outreach opportunities, and educational programs; and collaborate in the recruitment of volunteers. Student Case Administrators are selected in collaboration with the Student Government Association. Disclaimer: There are three types of Student Case Administrators. This position is focused on working with OSARP’s Personal Success programs. The other SCA positions focus on working with OSARP’s Substance Education programs or OSARP’s Restorative Practices. If you are interested in multiple SCA positions, please fill out a separate application for each SCA position.
Student Case Administrator - Substance Education Programs - IE	Harrisonburg	25 Mar 2026
Student Case Administrators (SCAs) are undergraduate students who conduct one-on-one Individual Accountability Case Reviews for students who are alleged to have violated university policy. In Individual Accountability Case Reviews, SCAs evaluate evidence to determine whether or not the Responding Party is responsible for violating policy and, if applicable, assign outcomes. Student Case Administrators are undergraduate staff members in the Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices who participate in staff training and professional development; assist with various programs, outreach opportunities, and educational programs; and collaborate in the recruitment of volunteers. Student Case Administrators are selected in collaboration with the Student Government Association. Disclaimer: There are three types of Student Case Administrators. This position is focused on working with OSARP’s Substance Education programs. The other SCA positions focus on working with OSARP’s Personal Success programs or OSARP’s Restorative Practices. If you are interested in multiple SCA positions, please fill out a separate application for each SCA position.
Student Case Administrator - Restorative Practices - IE	Harrisonburg	25 Mar 2026
Student Case Administrators (SCAs) are undergraduate students who conduct one-on-one Individual Accountability Case Reviews for students who are alleged to have violated university policy. In Individual Accountability Case Reviews, SCAs evaluate evidence to determine whether or not the Responding Party is responsible for violating policy and, if applicable, assign outcomes. Student Case Administrators are undergraduate staff members in the Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices who participate in staff training and professional development; assist with various programs, outreach opportunities, and educational programs; and collaborate in the recruitment of volunteers. Student Case Administrators are selected in collaboration with the Student Government Association. Disclaimer: There are three types of Student Case Administrators. This position is focused on working with OSARP’s Restorative Practices. The other SCA positions focus on working with OSARP’s Personal Success programs or OSARP’s Substance Education programs. If you are interested in multiple SCA positions, please fill out a separate application for each SCA position.
Senior Administrative Assistant - College of Business	Harrisonburg
The College of Business at James Madison University is seeking a highly organized and service-oriented Senior Administrative Assistant to provide comprehensive administrative, fiscal, supervisory, and event-planning support within the Dean’s Office. This position plays a key role in supporting academic leadership, faculty, staff, and major College initiatives. This position reports to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.

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Duke Club Graduate Assistant-Event and Stewardship	Harrisonburg
James Madison University (JMU) Duke Club is accepting applications for a Graduate Assistant. This is a two-year position, August-May, contingent on performance and academic program requirements. The position includes 12 tuition credits per semester (fall and spring). A stipend will be provided per semester. The candidate will work approximately 20 hours per week. The candidate must be in the process of obtaining a master’s degree at James Madison University and possess a strong desire to recognize, celebrate, and impact athletics annual giving and donor engagement initiatives through collaboration with department staff as well as JMU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and donors. The Duke Club is the fundraising arm for JMU Athletics, providing financial support to all of the 18 varsity sport programs. Duke Club members are Proud & True Fund (PATF) donors who recognize the value of the student-athlete experience and the JMU education — helping to keep JMU Athletics programs among the best in the nation. Support of the Proud & True Fund is vital to the continued success of more than 500 JMU student-athletes and makes a significant impact on each athlete and program. Position Reporting & Program Information: Reporting to, and with assistance from designated staff, the director of special events and donor stewardship with the Duke Club. The Duke Club is the fundraising arm and annual fund (Proud & True Fund) for JMU Athletics that supports the 18 varsity sport programs, scholarships, and the athletics general operating budget — as well as support for restricted giving sport program funds and fundraising initiatives for all 18 varsity sport programs and cheerleading.
Associate Director of Research Security and International Compliance	Harrisonburg
The Associate Director of Research Security and International Compliance provides strategic leadership for the university’s research security program and oversees compliance initiatives within the Office of Research Integrity and Compliance (ORIC). This senior role ensures institutional alignment with federal mandates, mitigates risks related to foreign influence and cybersecurity, and promotes ethical research practices through comprehensive training and oversight. The Associate Director collaborates extensively with International Research and Engagement Services (IRES), Office of Sponsored Programs Administrative Services (OSPAS), Sponsored Programs Financial Administration (SPFA), University Legal Counsel, the University Compliance Officer and Risk Management to safeguard the research enterprise and maintain compliance with evolving federal requirements. The role also supports export control infrastructure and international compliance initiatives to strengthen JMU’s global research engagement while mitigating risk.
Teaching Post Doctoral Associate (Two Positions) - Department of Engineering	Harrisonburg
The Department of Engineering at James Madison University (JMU) invites applications for two teaching post-doctoral associates. This opportunity combines instructional experience, mentorship, and professional development to enable candidates to develop their pedagogical skills and a robust scholarship program in an undergraduate engineering context. Post-doctoral associates will teach within the Engineering curriculum while receiving individual mentorship from JMU faculty and will be provided opportunities to develop their own professional portfolio. This is a fixed-term appointment at the rank of instructor. The appointment is for two 10-month periods, the first 10-month period will start August 10th, 2026, and the second 10-month period will start in August 2027. In the first period, associates will teach within the engineering fundamentals and design courses (ENGR 112, 231, and 232) and will work with an instructional team to enhance their instructional approaches and methods. In the second 10-month period, associates will have the opportunity to expand their experiences through opportunities such as: teaching upper-level courses, developing special topics courses, supervising undergraduate research or mentoring capstone projects. The specifics will be tailored to the individual and needs of the department, in consultation with the Academic Unit Head and their mentors.
Associate Director of Nursing - University Health Center	Harrisonburg
The University Health Center (UHC) is a comprehensive, student-centered clinic providing inclusive, confidential medical services designed to support student well-being and academic success. The UHC delivers a broad range of clinical services—including primary and acute care, nurse triage, nutrition counseling, athletic training, and on-site lab and pharmacy—within a collaborative, safety-oriented environment that prioritizes evidence-based practice and patient rights. This role offers an inspiring opportunity for nursing leaders to elevate care standards, strengthen a culture of compassion and excellence, and guide a talented clinical team dedicated to patient advocacy and evidence-based practice. As a leader at the UHC, you will have the chance to shape the future of campus healthcare, mentor the next generation of nursing professionals, and champion initiatives that meaningfully impact student health and well-being.
GEAR UP Program Assistant - IE	Harrisonburg
GEAR UP stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. GEAR UP is a federal grant-funded program to empower first-generation and underrepresented students on their path to college. As a GEAR UP Program Assistant, you'll play a role in shaping futures while working in a supportive, collaborative environment. This is a unique opportunity to make a lasting difference in students’ lives while gaining meaningful experience in college access and academic success initiatives.
GEAR UP Math Tutor - IE	Harrisonburg
GEAR UP stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. GEAR UP is a federal grant-funded program to empower first-generation and underrepresented students on their path to college. GEAR UP Staunton at JMU serves a two-year cohort from the Staunton City Public School District, starting in middle school, following the cohort through high school, and two years after high school graduation. As a GEAR UP Math Tutor, you'll play a role in creating a supportive, collaborative environment for students and the broader school community. This is a unique opportunity to make a lasting difference in students’ lives while gaining meaningful experience in college access and academic success initiatives. The Math Tutor will work closely with the GEAR UP Project Director, Program Advisors, Parent Liaison, and a team of other student workers.
Associate Director – Civic Discourse Initiatives	Harrisonburg
Are you passionate about strengthening democratic culture, elevating student voices, and building a campus community capable of engaging across differences? The Madison Center for Civic Engagement at James Madison University is seeking an innovative and dynamic Associate Director of Civic Discourse Initiatives to lead one of the nation’s most comprehensive campus-based civic discourse programs. This is a high‑impact role for a collaborative educator, facilitator, and program builder who thrives in a fast‑paced environment and cares deeply about preparing the next generation of students for using constructive dialogue in a complex world. About the Role: The Associate Director will spearhead the Madison Center’s signature free-speech and deliberative dialogue initiative, Better Conversations Together, our immersive first year effort; supporting faculty and student leadership development; and shaping campuswide and nationwide dialogue opportunities. You will also play a key leadership role in managing two major grants civic discourse grants, coordinating multi-institutional partners, faculty fellows, external organizations, and assessment teams to advance national work in deliberative pedagogy. This position is hands‑on, student‑centered, and deeply collaborative—ideal for someone who brings both vision and operational excellence.
Graduate Assistant, Catalog Production Office	Harrisonburg
This position provides support to the Office of Faculty Affairs and Curriculum by primarily assisting in the production and editorial aspects of publications (catalogs and other publications), as well as contributing to other departmental projects. The graduate assistant will be expected to work 20 hours per week in person in the Office of Faculty Affairs and Curriculum. Weekly work schedule is flexible within a Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm schedule. This graduate assistantship provides 18 credit hours of tuition support for the school year (9 credit hours per semester). The position begins in Fall 2026.
Graduate Assistant, Student Athlete Development	Harrisonburg
The Student-Athlete Development (Dukes Lead) team at James Madison University is seeking candidates for one graduate assistant. This position is contracted for the 2026-27 academic year, with the ability to extend the contract through the 2027-28 academic year. Student-Athlete Development is committed to the holistic growth and development of James Madison University student-athletes through career readiness, community service, human development and leadership enhancement. The transformative experiences under Dukes Lead serve to equip, engage and empower student-athletes and teams to unleash their full potential. Graduate assistantships include enrollment in a graduate program and involve 20 hours of work per week during the academic school year. Graduate assistants will begin work prior to the start of the school year, and the position continues through the end of the academic year. In addition to the stipend, positions include a tuition waiver and a professional development stipend. Individuals may apply for this graduate assistantship prior to academic admission; however, an individual must be accepted into a graduate program before an offer is made. Preference for this graduate assistantship is given to those admitted to the Sport and Recreation Leadership, Sport and Recreation Concentration. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Electrician	Harrisonburg
James Madison University's Facilities Management is currently seeking an Electrician. This position will perform technically and routine installation, repair, maintenance, and service of electrical equipment in university-owned buildings and other areas.
Administrative Assistant - College of Business (Part - Time)	Harrisonburg
The College of Business at James Madison University seeks to hire a part time administrative professional to provide support to full-time administrative professionals, faculty, and academic programs. The position will work approximately 20 hours per week during the academic year and not anticipated to work during summers. Hours are 9-1, Monday - Friday. There may be some flexibility with hours.
Academic Advisor, College of Arts and Letters	Harrisonburg
The College of Arts and Letters (CAL) welcomes applicants for the position of Academic Advisor. The Academic Advisor is tasked with providing quality academic advising designed to help students make informed decisions in pursuit of their academic and professional goals. The advisor regularly meets with students one-on-one and in group settings to discuss course selection, develop individualized academic plans to ensure timely completion of graduation requirements, and recommend success strategies. The advisor monitors student progression, offers specific problem solving, assists the academic unit(s) with enrollment management, and communicates with various stakeholders. The position is a 12-month Administrative and Professional Faculty appointment beginning July 1, 2026.
Academic Advisor, Pre-Law and Legal Studies	Harrisonburg
The College of Arts and Letters (CAL) welcomes applicants for the position of Academic and Pre-Professional Advisor for the Pre-Law program and the Legal Studies minor. The Academic Advisor is tasked with providing quality advising designed to help 800+ undergraduate Pre-Law and/or Legal Studies students from all majors make informed decisions in pursuit of their academic and professional goals. The advisor offers pre-professional support to students considering whether to pursue law school/a legal career and navigating the application process. They also advise the 200+ Legal Studies minors about academic requirements and help administer the minor. In consultation with the program coordinator, the advisor participates in recruitment, orientation, and programming efforts and manages outreach and engagement with alumni and external partners. The position is a 12-month Administrative and Professional Faculty appointment beginning July 1, 2026.
Head Field Hockey Coach	Harrisonburg
James Madison University, a Division I Member of the NCAA and Mid American Conference, is seeking a Head Field Hockey Coach. This position is a full time position with a comprehensive benefits package.
Landscape Worker - Operator B	Harrisonburg
James Madison University’s Facilities Management is accepting applications for a Landscape Worker – Operator B. Shift is Monday – Friday, 6:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., with overtime as required to cover special events and inclement weather. There is a slightly alternate schedule during the summer months.
Patrol Officer (Entry Level)	Harrisonburg
The Department of Public Safety and Police at James Madison University is accepting applications for a full-time Patrol Officer.
Student Case Administrator - Personal Success Programs - IE	Harrisonburg	25 Mar 2026
Student Case Administrators (SCAs) are undergraduate students who conduct one-on-one Individual Accountability Case Reviews for students who are alleged to have violated university policy. In Individual Accountability Case Reviews, SCAs evaluate evidence to determine whether or not the Responding Party is responsible for violating policy and, if applicable, assign outcomes. Student Case Administrators are undergraduate staff members in the Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices who participate in staff training and professional development; assist with various programs, outreach opportunities, and educational programs; and collaborate in the recruitment of volunteers. Student Case Administrators are selected in collaboration with the Student Government Association. Disclaimer: There are three types of Student Case Administrators. This position is focused on working with OSARP’s Personal Success programs. The other SCA positions focus on working with OSARP’s Substance Education programs or OSARP’s Restorative Practices. If you are interested in multiple SCA positions, please fill out a separate application for each SCA position.
Student Case Administrator - Substance Education Programs - IE	Harrisonburg	25 Mar 2026
Student Case Administrators (SCAs) are undergraduate students who conduct one-on-one Individual Accountability Case Reviews for students who are alleged to have violated university policy. In Individual Accountability Case Reviews, SCAs evaluate evidence to determine whether or not the Responding Party is responsible for violating policy and, if applicable, assign outcomes. Student Case Administrators are undergraduate staff members in the Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices who participate in staff training and professional development; assist with various programs, outreach opportunities, and educational programs; and collaborate in the recruitment of volunteers. Student Case Administrators are selected in collaboration with the Student Government Association. Disclaimer: There are three types of Student Case Administrators. This position is focused on working with OSARP’s Substance Education programs. The other SCA positions focus on working with OSARP’s Personal Success programs or OSARP’s Restorative Practices. If you are interested in multiple SCA positions, please fill out a separate application for each SCA position.
Student Case Administrator - Restorative Practices - IE	Harrisonburg	25 Mar 2026
Student Case Administrators (SCAs) are undergraduate students who conduct one-on-one Individual Accountability Case Reviews for students who are alleged to have violated university policy. In Individual Accountability Case Reviews, SCAs evaluate evidence to determine whether or not the Responding Party is responsible for violating policy and, if applicable, assign outcomes. Student Case Administrators are undergraduate staff members in the Office of Student Accountability and Restorative Practices who participate in staff training and professional development; assist with various programs, outreach opportunities, and educational programs; and collaborate in the recruitment of volunteers. Student Case Administrators are selected in collaboration with the Student Government Association. Disclaimer: There are three types of Student Case Administrators. This position is focused on working with OSARP’s Restorative Practices. The other SCA positions focus on working with OSARP’s Personal Success programs or OSARP’s Substance Education programs. If you are interested in multiple SCA positions, please fill out a separate application for each SCA position.
Senior Administrative Assistant - College of Business	Harrisonburg
The College of Business at James Madison University is seeking a highly organized and service-oriented Senior Administrative Assistant to provide comprehensive administrative, fiscal, supervisory, and event-planning support within the Dean’s Office. This position plays a key role in supporting academic leadership, faculty, staff, and major College initiatives. This position reports to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.

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