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  • Peer Learning Assistant - IE in Harrisonburg

    Learning Success Strategies Peer Learning Assistants provide individualized appointments with students to offer coaching on Time Management, Study Strategies, Reading Comprehension, Note Taking, Test Taking, and other learning and life skills for success in college and beyond.

  • Student Assistant - IE in Harrisonburg

    Business Applications is a unit in the department of Philanthropic Operations. We are seeking a Student Assistant who is organized, detail-oriented, and team-oriented to assist in the daily data projects of Business Applications, as well as specific duties listed below under duties and responsibilities. This position is REQUIRED to work on-site and is NOT ELIGIBLE for telecommuting.

  • GEAR UP Math Tutor - IE in Harrisonburg

    GEAR UP is a federal grant-funded program to empower first-generation and underrepresented students on their path to college. GEAR UP stands for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. As a GEAR UP Math Tutor, 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 success initiatives. The GEAR UP Math Tutor will work closely with the team, including Project Director, Advisors, Parent Liaison and other student employees. GEAR UP serves a two-year cohort in middle and high school in Staunton City Schools, following the cohort through their first year of post-secondary education. GEAR UP aims to increase the rate at which students complete secondary education.

  • Assistant Director - Gilliam Center for Entrepreneurship (GCFE) in Harrisonburg

    The Leslie Flanary Gilliam Center for Entrepreneurship (GCFE) at James Madison University seeks applications for the position of Assistant Director. Reporting directly to the Executive Director, the Assistant Director will play a key leadership role in advancing entrepreneurship education, experiential learning, and community engagement across the university and region. The GCFE is distinguished by its interdisciplinary approach to entrepreneurship and its commitment to integrating entrepreneurial thinking into the fabric of James Madison University. The Assistant Director will help expand the Center’s impact through educational programming, student mentorship, community partnerships, and operational leadership. This individual will support and manage existing initiatives related to new venture creation, entrepreneurship through acquisition (ETA), student entrepreneurship, and early-stage funding while also helping develop innovative new programs that connect students, faculty, alumni, business owners, and regional stakeholders. The successful candidate will embody the entrepreneurial mindset the GCFE seeks to cultivate – demonstrating innovation, collaboration, initiative, and a passion for supporting aspiring entrepreneurs and economic development throughout the Shenandoah Valley and beyond.

  • One-Year Visiting Assistant Professor, Behavior Analysis in Harrisonburg

    The Department of Graduate Psychology at James Madison University (JMU) invites applications for a one-year Visiting Assistant Professor position in the Behavior Analysis concentration within the Psychological Sciences graduate program. The appointment will begin August, 2026. This visiting faculty member will contribute to a nationally recognized applied behavior analysis (ABA) concentration known for its commitment to scientific rigor and exceptional student outcomes. The position offers an opportunity to contribute to a program undergoing growth and preparing future leaders in research, teaching, and applied practice.

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