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Program Coordinator, Professional Development and Experiential Programs
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Blacksburg, Virginia
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| Career and Professional Development is seeking a dynamic team member to coordinate career readiness and student employment programs and events as well as support other internship and experiential learning initiatives. |
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Proposal Development Specialist
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Blacksburg, Virginia
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| Drive research success at Virginia Tech! Seeking a Proposal Development Specialist to partner with faculty, craft competitive funding proposals, coordinate high-impact research teams, and secure support from federal, industry, foundation, and state sponsors. |
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Assistant Registrar for Transfer Credit
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Blacksburg, Virginia
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| Virginia Tech’s Office of the University Registrar seeks an experienced leader to serve as its Assistant Registrar for Transfer Credit. Reporting to the Associate Registrar for Student Services, the Assistant Registrar will serve as a member of the University Registrar’s leadership team and will play a critical role in facilitating and maintaining all aspects of transfer credit evaluation, articulation, and coordination of academic policies related to transfer coursework. |
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Late Night Full Time Food Service Worker
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Blacksburg, Virginia
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| Not a morning person? Are late night work hours your cup of tea? Late night Dining positions available with benefits and a shift differential of $4,160. |
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Superintendent/Shenandoah Valley AREC
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Raphine, Virginia
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| Virginia Tech seeks a dynamic, hands-on leader to serve as the Superintendent and administrative head of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Research and Extension Center (AREC) in Raphine, Virginia. In this dual-nature role, you will provide strategic vision and administrative leadership while actively working in the field alongside staff. You will oversee all aspects of center operations, manage its historic legacy, and collaborate with university faculty to drive impactful research and extension programs that advance the profitability and sustainability of Virginia’s agricultural industries. |