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Project Director GS9072	Tulsa
The Project Director is a full-time (1.0 FTE) role responsible for the strategic direction, execution, and oversight of a four-year, multi-campus civil discourse initiative spanning five Oklahoma State University campuses (OSU–Stillwater, OSU–Tulsa, OSU–CHS, OSU–OKC, and OSU-IT). The Project Director works closely with the Principal Investigator and project team to serve as the central directing authority of the program. The Project Director provides high-level project leadership, ensures institutional alignment across diverse campus environments, and oversees all programmatic, operational, and compliance functions. This position is the primary driver of project outcomes, stakeholder engagement, and grant execution. The Project Director maintains documentation and reporting requirements per federal sponsor guidelines. Duration: 4 years (48 months) Start Date: Month 1 of the grant period
Peer Mentor Upward Bound	Oklahoma City
The Peer Mentor position will provide supervision to the Upward Bound participants during the Summer Instructional Component. Main duties will include the encouragement of participants, assist where needed inside the classroom or office, and serve as positive mentor to the students.
Van Driver Upward Bound	Oklahoma City
Transport Upward Bound participants during six week Summer Instructional Component. Will serve as positive mentor towards students and encourage them towards post-secondary education. Must be able and willing to drive a 15 passenger van.
Extension Educator, Family and Consumer Sciences, 4-H Youth Development - Stephens 430186	Stephens County
About Us: Oklahoma State University (OSU) Extension educators are the “front door” to the University, providing a link between OSU and the people of the state in all 77 Oklahoma counties. OSU Extension represents a federal, state, and county partnership working since 1914. The mission of OSU Extension is to disseminate information to the people of Oklahoma and encourage the adoption of research-generated knowledge.
Director of Facilities Operations	Oklahoma City
Provides managed, responsive operations that support mission needs through defined objectives and goals while maintaining environmental health and safety standards. Supervise construction and building maintenance technicians, as well as skilled trade personnel. Plan, oversee, and coordinate planned construction projects and building maintenance. Develop and monitor annual fiscal budgets. Organize workflow to ensure timely completion of repairs and construction projects. Inspect work in progress to ensure compliance with plans, codes, and regulations. Participate directly in construction/maintenance work when needed. Establish accountability for energy consumption across all levels of campus operations. Develop and monitor the campus energy management program in alignment with board‑level policy and campus guidelines, with the goal of reducing utility consumption. Supervise grounds department and maintain a plan for campus beautification. Manage custodial contract and work with custodial company to maintain quality control in the area of campus cleanliness. This position is considered an essential employee. Essential employees are expected to be at work when weather conditions or other special circumstances result in campus closures.

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Project Director GS9072	Tulsa
The Project Director is a full-time (1.0 FTE) role responsible for the strategic direction, execution, and oversight of a four-year, multi-campus civil discourse initiative spanning five Oklahoma State University campuses (OSU–Stillwater, OSU–Tulsa, OSU–CHS, OSU–OKC, and OSU-IT). The Project Director works closely with the Principal Investigator and project team to serve as the central directing authority of the program. The Project Director provides high-level project leadership, ensures institutional alignment across diverse campus environments, and oversees all programmatic, operational, and compliance functions. This position is the primary driver of project outcomes, stakeholder engagement, and grant execution. The Project Director maintains documentation and reporting requirements per federal sponsor guidelines. Duration: 4 years (48 months) Start Date: Month 1 of the grant period
Peer Mentor Upward Bound	Oklahoma City
The Peer Mentor position will provide supervision to the Upward Bound participants during the Summer Instructional Component. Main duties will include the encouragement of participants, assist where needed inside the classroom or office, and serve as positive mentor to the students.
Van Driver Upward Bound	Oklahoma City
Transport Upward Bound participants during six week Summer Instructional Component. Will serve as positive mentor towards students and encourage them towards post-secondary education. Must be able and willing to drive a 15 passenger van.
Extension Educator, Family and Consumer Sciences, 4-H Youth Development - Stephens 430186	Stephens County
About Us: Oklahoma State University (OSU) Extension educators are the “front door” to the University, providing a link between OSU and the people of the state in all 77 Oklahoma counties. OSU Extension represents a federal, state, and county partnership working since 1914. The mission of OSU Extension is to disseminate information to the people of Oklahoma and encourage the adoption of research-generated knowledge.
Director of Facilities Operations	Oklahoma City
Provides managed, responsive operations that support mission needs through defined objectives and goals while maintaining environmental health and safety standards. Supervise construction and building maintenance technicians, as well as skilled trade personnel. Plan, oversee, and coordinate planned construction projects and building maintenance. Develop and monitor annual fiscal budgets. Organize workflow to ensure timely completion of repairs and construction projects. Inspect work in progress to ensure compliance with plans, codes, and regulations. Participate directly in construction/maintenance work when needed. Establish accountability for energy consumption across all levels of campus operations. Develop and monitor the campus energy management program in alignment with board‑level policy and campus guidelines, with the goal of reducing utility consumption. Supervise grounds department and maintain a plan for campus beautification. Manage custodial contract and work with custodial company to maintain quality control in the area of campus cleanliness. This position is considered an essential employee. Essential employees are expected to be at work when weather conditions or other special circumstances result in campus closures.

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