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Research Navigator - 529793
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| The Research Navigator provides individualized, ongoing guidance, education, and assistance with completing study requirements. Provides additional support, information, and resources to the participant based on their personal needs. |
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Cultural Resources Technician - Contingent / On-Call (No benefits) - 528679
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| The Cultural Resources Technician provides artifact cleaning, labeling, sorting, bagging, analyzing, and documentation. Performs specialized artifact analysis or laboratory test procedures. Provides guidance, trains, and/or may oversee other laboratory staff. |
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Cultural Resources Associate - Contingent / On-Call (No benefits) - 528680
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| The Cultural Resource Associate performs laboratory analysis of archaeological artifacts. Presents research designs and data collections. Performs field processing and laboratory activities. |
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Plumber Utility Mechanic I - 529777
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| The Plumber Utility Mechanic I assists in the fabrication, installation, maintenance and repair of heating, plumbing, mechanical piping systems, structural steel, package boiler equipment and water treatment, kitchen equipment, auxiliary equipment, steam, water, gas systems and other building mechanical equipment; auxiliary equipment, steam, water, sewers both sanitary and storm, irrigation systems gas and air systems and other building mechanical equipment; above and underground steam, domestic water, HVAC (chilled and hot water), sanitary and storm distribution systems; firing, tending and maintaining pressure boilers to supply heat for buildings and domestic hot water. |
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OSP Grant and Contract Specialist I - 529781
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| The OSP Grant and Contract Specialist I assists researchers and staff in the review and processing of sponsored project proposals and budgets under general supervision. With guidance, ensures compliance with Federal, State, and Local government regulations related to pre-award and/or post-award sponsored project activities. Provides oversight and review of grant and contract activities prepared by the researchers and their administrative teams and provides resolution on standard matters. Reviews and approves proposals with responsibility for timely submission to the sponsor. Serves as the liaison between the University and the sponsor. May provide instruction to college level staff on use of electronic research administration systems and regulatory requirements. |
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Housing and Residential Conduct Coordinator - 529754
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| The Housing and Residential Conduct Coordinator provides overall leadership and supervision for the departmental student conduct process assessment, training, and coordination of related departmental policies and procedures. Works cooperatively with Residential Communities and other Housing and Residential Communities (HRC) staff and supervisors to track specific problem behaviors and implement creative educational sanctions to eliminate such behaviors. Educates students on how their behavior negatively affects the residential communities. Develops, implements, and assesses initiatives and programs. Works closely with the Office of Student Conduct and Dean of Students office on Code of Student Conduct issues. |
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Temporary Sales Associate - Contingent / On-Call (No benefits) - 529762
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| The Temporary Sales Associate performs various retail support activities under close supervision. |
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Research Assistant III - Durant, OK - 529770
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| The Research Assistant III assists with research work tasks of higher-complexity in support of a research project under minimal supervision. May assist with ordering equipment and supplies, set up of equipment, performing experiments, monitoring results, data collection, preparation of support materials, etc. May supervise students and/or other support workers assigned to the research project. |
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HVAC Mechanic I - 529751
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| The HVAC Mechanic I assists in the operation, maintenance, and repair of commercial and industrial cooling, heating, and refrigeration equipment to include water chillers, cooling towers, pumps, lab equipment, ventilation, air distribution systems, and associated controls. |
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Battery Technician - 529746
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| The Battery Technician operates and maintains specialized manufacturing equipment that support pilot-line manufacturing activities. Executes electrode production processes and supports process optimization for quality, consistency, and repeatability. Conducts electrochemical testing, including cycling, formation, and diagnostics. |
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Culverhouse - Kelly LEAD Instructor - 529721
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| The primary focus of this position is effective undergraduate teaching in professional development within the R. James Kelly LEAD Program. Teaching will consist of 24 credit hours per academic year split roughly evenly between fall and spring semesters. If necessary and appropriate, the number of credit hours could be larger in the fall than in the spring to achieve unit objectives. Teaching will be from an existing and evolving curriculum, with this position having the opportunity for curricular input over time. There are three 1-credit hour courses in the Kelly LEAD Professional Development sequence (GBA 146 for freshmen; GBA 246 for sophomores; GBA 346 for juniors), and one 2-credit hour course, GBA 247, for transfer and change of college students. This position will focus primarily on the freshmen GBA 146 class. As necessary and appropriate, opportunities may also exist to teach GBA 246, GBA 247 and, GBA 346. The successful candidate can expect to be engaged in instructional activities both inside and outside the classroom. Examples of these additional activities include assisting in curriculum development, adjunct instructor training, assisting our LEAD Professional Development Coaches, supporting student mentoring, and supporting other initiatives of the Kelly LEAD Program. |
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Crimson Water Research Program Director - Enterprise, AL - 529724
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| The Crimson Water Research Program Director oversees the daily administration of the program. Serve as a scientific and/or research ambassador across Alabama and the region to enhance preparedness, resilience, and response to water related challenges. Develops new consulting and research opportunities that support communities, agencies, and stakeholders in addressing floods, droughts, and sustainable land and water management needs. Shapes the Crimson Water strategic approach to land and water resource preservation, integrating scientific research with community priorities and collaboration. |
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Hydrologic Scientist I - Enterprise, AL - 529725
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| The Hydrologic Scientist I is responsible for research, coordination, integration, and stakeholder outreach activities that will complement NOAA’s national efforts on low-flow information and service delivery and to serve as a Regional Drought Information Coordinator for the Southeast Drought Early Warning System (DEWS). |
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UA Online Program Manager - 529727
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| The UA Online Program Manager oversees and manages a dynamic portfolio of online academic degree and certificate programs within the University of Alabama Online. Acts as the liaison between the academic college and The University of Alabama Online. Drives online program innovation. Manages processes for program development. |
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Research Project Coordinator - 529730
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| The Research Project Coordinator supports the overall development of research project(s). Assists with project design, management, and implementation. Promotes the project and serves as liaison between the project and contacts internal and external to the University. May supervise students, provide general office assistance, create promotional materials, and assist in the development of other potential projects. |
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Executive Director Alabama Water Institute - 529700
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| The Executive Director of the Alabama Water Institute provides a vision for collaborative water research through effective leadership that embraces the full range of disciplines represented by Alabama Water Institute (AWI). Develops and elevates AWI’s national and international profile. Coordinates closely with federal water agencies. Partners with University staff to identify, promote, and contribute resources to strengthen AWI and manage its portfolio. Stimulates the development of new research centers consistent with the AWI research focus. Fosters and supports high quality research and scholarly activities within AWI by ensuring a stimulating, collegial, and well-managed environment. Engages a range of internal and external stakeholders to identify research opportunities and partnerships. |
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Executive Director Alabama Water Institute - 529100
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| The Alabama Water Institute (AWI) stands as a cornerstone of the University of Alabama’s research enterprise. AWI’s mission is to develop and implement transformative, interdisciplinary solutions that ensure water security for communities, industries, and ecosystems in Alabama, the nation, and the world. Through partnerships with federal agencies, academic collaborators, and private-sector innovators, AWI promotes research and technology development in areas such as hydrologic forecasting, water quality, groundwater and surface water assessment, hydroinformatics, and risk communication. The institute supports the University’s broader commitment to resilience, environmental stewardship, and sustainable economic development.
The scope and impact of AWI are both broad and deep. In 2022, the institute led a national consortium to secure a $360M, five-year Cooperative Institute award from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The Cooperative Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology (CIROH) unites more than two dozen academic and agency partners to advance the nation’s hydrologic modeling, forecasting, and decision-support capabilities. Also in 2022, the Global Water Security Center, operating under AWI’s umbrella, received significant Department of War support to expand its work at the intersection of national security, environmental intelligence, and data science. Building on this foundation, AWI also leads the Community Oriented Nature-based Science for Ecosystem Restoration and Versatile Engineering (CONSERVE), a strategic initiative that advances integrated research and education to improve the resilience of coupled human-natural systems. CONSERVE strengthens UA’s leadership in global sustainability by connecting water research to the critical interdependencies of agriculture, energy, and environmental stewardship. |
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BCAS - Renewable Contract Clinical Assistant Professor of Speech-Language Pathology - 529696
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| Applications are invited for a full-time, renewable contract Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Communicative Disorders at the University of Alabama for Fall 2026. Expected start date is August 16, 2026. |
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Event Coordinator - 529708
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| The Event Coordinator oversees the implementation, execution, and follow-up for events hosted on- and off-campus. Creates invitations. Selects sites. Creates seating arrangements. Negotiates with florist, caterers, event space staff, print shops, etc. Manages on-site contract staff, students, and etc. |
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College Student Recruitment Coordinator - 529709
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| The College Student Recruitment Coordinator organizes and coordinates the recruitment operations for the college. Seeks out potential candidates by representing the college at high schools, community colleges, and professional association gatherings. Coordinates and/or delivers the college's presentations at campus recruitment events. Develops and executes initiatives focused on enhancing student recruitment rates. |
