Off-Campus Life Community Assistant - IE in Harrisonburg

Off-Campus Life (OCL) student Community Assistants provide front-line customer service both in the OCL office and in The Pantry, answering phones, responding to emails, and assisting walk-in guests. Community Assistants help students navigate the transition process of moving into the Harrisonburg community by informing them of available resources and educating them on best practices. Community Assistants also help create a welcoming environment in The Pantry, a free food resource for students experiencing food insecurity, while maintaining inventory and upkeep of the space. Additionally, our Community Assistants help with several programs throughout the year to help build community for our off-campus and commuter student population and to help students gain the skills and knowledge needed to make informed decisions in their off-campus communities.

Disability Services Graduate Assistant - Marketing and Communication in Harrisonburg

The Office of Disability Services (ODS) is seeking a motivated and enthusiastic candidate for the Marketing and Communications Graduate Assistantship. This role supports the unit’s marketing efforts by managing and creating content for social media, maintaining the ODS website, and advertising events. As a member of the ODS team, the chosen candidate will assist in enhancing accessibility and fostering a sense of belonging for people with disabilities through marketing and communications efforts. The Marketing and Communications Graduate Assistant will work approximately 20 hours per week, Monday-Friday during the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. The assistantship provides 18 hours of tuition support for the school year (9 hours per semester) and a stipend of $10,001 for the 2025/2026 school year.

Graduate Assistant for Fraternity and Sorority Life in Harrisonburg

Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) assists students and organizations in making healthy and safe decisions, creating positive experiences, and providing a space for belonging among FSL students. FSL is a part of the Office of Student Life, whose mission is to foster belonging through the personal growth and development of an engaged citizenry by providing welcoming experiences and spaces. The role of the Fraternity and Sorority Life Graduate Assistant will include supporting one of the two FSL organization governing councils, assisting in supervision of student office staff, and helping with community wide programming throughout the year. A graduate assistant in the office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is expected to work 20 hours a week. Occasional evening and weekend hours may be necessary due to the nature of our programming. All graduate assistants in Student Life are expected to attend departmental staff meetings and sponsored professional development opportunities as schedule permits.

Client and Center Operations Specialist in Harrisonburg

The Shenandoah Valley Small Business Development Center (SBDC) seeks a Client and Center Operations Specialist to serve as first point of contact and front office receptionist with responsibility to provide office management, client services, fiscal, and administrative assistance to the Director, Advisors, Stakeholders and Clients of the center. We are seeking qualified applicants who are interested in assisting small businesses and entrepreneurs. Grant funded by the Small Business Administration (SBA), the SBDC has been a Sponsored Program hosted by JMU since 1987. Located near campus, there is easy access to parking and a pleasant work environment with large offices and natural light. As part of the Virginia SBDC Network, the office is supported with professional development opportunities, training and connection with centers throughout the Commonwealth.

Graduate Assistant in Harrisonburg

The position provides support to the Office of Advancement Gifts & Records within University Advancement by assisting with special projects related to record management and gift processing to ensure accurate maintenance of constituent data. Timeliness, accuracy and a strong attention to detail is required. This position directly supports the Director and Assistant Director of Advancement Gifts & Records. The position’s core responsibility is to assist with the office’s day-to-day operations. This is a part-time position, working no more than 20 hours per week over the course of the academic year. Successful candidates should process strong project management skills, proven interpersonal, problem-solving and organizational skills, strong database skills, process a keep eye for detail, and work well independently.

Graduate Assistant, Student Organization Management in Harrisonburg

Student Leadership and Involvement (SLI) assist students in gaining connections on campus through leadership programs, support to student organizations, and a wide variety of programming. SLI is a part of the Office of Student Life, whose mission is to foster belonging through the personal growth and development of an engaged citizenry by providing welcoming experiences and spaces. The role of the Student Organization Management Graduate Assistant will include supporting the Student Organization Annual Registration Process, the Start an Organization process, Student Org Night, and Explore Madison Week. This role will also assist in managing The Club House space, as well as co-supervising undergraduate student staff. A graduate assistant in the office of Student Leadership and Involvement is expected to work 20 hours a week. Occasional evening and weekend hours may be necessary due to the nature of our programming. All graduate assistants in Student Life are expected to attend departmental staff meetings and sponsored professional development opportunities as schedule permits.

Data Analytics Specialist in Harrisonburg

The Office of Planning, Analytics & Institutional Research (PAIR) at James Madison University is accepting applications for an on-site Data Analytics Specialist (DAS). The DAS plans, develops, implements, and maintains procedures related to the production, processing, storage, and delivery of university data, consisting of data warehousing, compliance and analytic reports, studies, and ad hoc data requests for internal and external constituents. The DAS will also assist in the design, development, and maintenance of dashboards for commonly requested and widely used data in the JMU Factbook– a web-based series of visualizations.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre, Acting and Performance in Harrisonburg

We seek a vibrant theatre artist as a one-year Visiting Assistant Professor to teach acting, starting August 2025. Areas of expertise should include at least one of the following: scene study (such as Meisner, Hagen, Adler, Chekhov, Stanislavski), directing, voice, or movement and physical theatre (including, but not necessarily limited to, devising and/or non-Eurocentric performance.) Coursework might include acting, directing, voice, movement, and/or devising.

Student LINKer (6 positions open) - IE in Harrisonburg

The International Student and Scholar Services team (ISSS) in the Center for Global Engagement (CGE) seeks six (6) undergraduate students to serve as our LINKer team and assist ISSS with orientation and advising on programming for the international student community for the 2025-26 year. ISSS is looking for students who are globally minded, thoughtful, and engaging to join our team! After an on-site training, LINKers will welcome new international students to campus in mid-August and guide them through their first few days at JMU. Throughout the semester, LINKers will create and run various social events and assist with other ISSS programming for the international student community. If you enjoy meeting people from around the world and want to help new students transition to life at JMU – become a LINKer! If you want to create meaningful programming for the international student community – become a LINKer! Want to make an impact on the lives of others? Apply to be a LINKer today!

Off-Campus Life Graduate Assistant for Community Building in Harrisonburg

Off-Campus Life (OCL) is here to assist students in gaining necessary knowledge and skills to make informed decisions within the off-campus community, to provide support and resources to off-campus students allowing them to maintain an academic focus, and to inspire and empower students to be responsible citizens who create safe, values-oriented communities. OCL is a part of the Office of Student Life, whose mission is to provide all students with experiences for self-discovery, belonging, and authentic engagement with each other, their communities, and beyond. The role of the Community Building GA will include developing and implementing programming that focuses on community building for our commuter student population, working collaboratively within Student Life and the division of Student Affairs to build a Good Neighbors program, and helping to bring together a community/campus coalition that will inform and provide direction in these efforts. A Graduate Assistant in the office of Off-Campus Life is expected to work 20 hours a week. Occasional evening and weekend hours may be necessary due to the nature of our programming. The majority of the weekly hours will take place in the office, but some work in the greater Harrisonburg community is possible. All GA’s in Student Life are expected to attend departmental staff meetings and sponsored professional development opportunities as schedule permits. The Student Life Department at James Madison University is committed to fostering belonging through the personal growth and development of an engaged citizenry by providing welcoming experiences and spaces. We embrace self-discovery, belonging, and authentic engagement with each other and our communities. We value inclusion, innovation, and a focus on students.

Theatre Management Associate in Harrisonburg

The Forbes Center for the Performing Arts/College of Visual & Performing Arts is seeking a Theatre Management Associate. The Center hosts over 200 ticketed performances a year and up to 90 non-ticketed recitals/events including theatre, dance, and music. The Center is the premier performing arts Center in the Shenandoah Valley.

Administrative Assistant - Office of Student Life in Harrisonburg

The Office of Student Life at James Madison University is currently seeking applicants for the department Administrative Assistant. This position will provide administrative support to the department Director and assist in general duties associated with the Student Life administration area. This position serves as a campus security authority under the Jean Cleary Campus Safety Act. The Division of Student Affairs includes University Career Center, Center for Multicultural Student Services, Community Engagement and Volunteer Center, Counseling Center, Dean of Students, Disability Services, Student Accountability & Restorative Practices, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Expression, Orientation & Transition, Residence Life, Student Life, University Health Center, University Recreation, and Well Dukes. The division is an integral part of the campus community and works collaboratively with the other divisions of the university in supporting the mission, vision, and values of the university. Successful candidates will embody the values of Student Affairs at James Madison University and will infuse these values in their day-to-day practice. Student Affairs Values: Focusing on Students Leading Courageously Transcending Boundaries Creating Belonging Embracing Innovation and Change Honoring and Valuing Our Staff Prioritizing Health and Well-Being

Assistant Director for Residential Well-being in Harrisonburg

The Assistant Director for Residential Well-being serves as a member of the Well Dukes team, and is responsible for the on-going development, implementation, and assessment of the residential well-being experience. The position reports to the Director of Well Dukes while actively collaborating with other campus and community support services to assist with delivery of relevant population-based education and consultation.

Graduate Assistant - Talent Development in Harrisonburg

Closes:Apr 23 2025

The Talent Development Department seeks an engaged, organized, energetic Graduate Assistant to support the design, delivery, and evaluation of our professional development activities. The Graduate Assistant's work will be guided by the Professional Development Specialist, and their activities will support functions across the Talent Development Department.

Visiting Assistant Professor , Department of Computer Information Systems & Business Analytics in Harrisonburg

James Madison University’s Department of Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics (CIS & BSAN) is seeking applicants for a one-year visiting Assistant Professor appointment beginning in the Fall of 2025. The Department of CIS & BSAN is an academic unit of the College of Business and has 25 full-time faculty members, over 600 CIS majors in 3 concentrations (IS, Business Analytics, and Information and Cybersecurity Management), 80 CIS minors, and 50 BSAN minors, and is growing. In addition, the department supports the college by providing core business classes in information systems, quantitative methods, business statistics, and operations management. The department places primary emphasis on its undergraduate programs that include hands-on projects, laboratory exercises, case analyses, and engaging classroom experiences designed to prepare graduates to work independently and in team-oriented environments. The CIS program is accredited by ABET, making the department one of only 10 CIS programs in the nation accredited by both the AACSB and ABET.

Coordinator, Restorative Practices Outreach and Engagement in Harrisonburg

Closes:May 04 2025

The Office of Student Accountability & Restorative Practices (OSARP) facilitates student development and restoration through a fair process that holds students accountable to community and university standards in order to support student and community success.

Financial and Administrative Coordinator, School of Nursing in Harrisonburg

The School of Nursing at James Madison University seeks an administrative professional to provide budgeting, purchasing, human resources, and administrative support for the School of Nursing. The Financial and Administrative Coordinator represents JMU and must exhibit high standards of professionalism and customer service. The successful candidate will assist the School of Nursing administrative office for the School of Nursing Director to manage all School of Nursing budgets, purchasing processes, and shared HR processes.

Social Media Intern - Student Video Assistant - IE in Harrisonburg

This position is primarily responsible for creating video content for the university’s digital properties in order to promote the university’s key priorities. We are looking to fill this position with students who are proficient in video creation in a fast-paced environment. Motion graphics experience is also preferred, although not required.

Parking Officer I - IE in Harrisonburg

JMU Parking and Transit Services is seeking students for part-time employment in its enforcement and special events programs. Student employees are expected to work a minimum of 8 hours per week but may work a maximum of 20 hours per week if they choose.

Temporary Summer Landscape Workers in Harrisonburg

Come be a part of the JMU community and a valuable member of the Landscaping team! James Madison University’s Facilities Management Department is accepting applications for multiple Temporary Summer Landscape Workers. Work is 20-40 hours per week. Typical work schedule is Monday – Thursday 6:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. and Friday 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m., with some flexibility allowed.