Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Psychology - Psychological Research Methodology & Psychology as a Natural Science in Harrisonburg

The Department of Psychology in the College of Health and Behavioral Studies (CHBS) at James Madison University (JMU) invites applicants for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor and with a focus on teaching Psychological Research Methodology and one or more courses in our “Psychology as a Natural Science” core area, to begin August 2027. Our “Psychology as a Natural Science” curriculum content area includes Sensation and Perception Biopsychology, Cognitive Psychology, Psychology of Learning, and Comparative Animal Behavior. Please see https://catalog.jmu.edu/programs/psychology-ba/#requirementstext for the current curriculum. The new hire will join an enthusiastic pre-tenure cohort, as the department has been expanding and recently welcomed several new colleagues. CHBS is committed to shaping a forward-thinking and dynamic environment by refining policies, practices, and processes that strengthen our community, drive real-world advancement, and maintain spaces conducive to individual and collective growth. Through education, scholarship, and service, individuals are inspired to make responsible and meaningful contributions to the college, campus, local community, and broader world. Join us in fostering collaboration and innovation as we grow a dynamic college that embodies an atmosphere of belonging, champions excellence, and shares a sense of purpose. James Madison University is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering a thriving environment where a wide range of perspectives are embraced, and fairness is upheld. More information about CHBS can be found here: https://www.jmu.edu/chbs/index.shtml.

Student Financial Operations Specialist in Harrisonburg

Closes:Oct 21 2026

The University Business Office is seeking a Student Financial Operations Specialist to provide exceptional customer service and operational support for student account services. This position serves as a key point of contact for students, parents, authorized users, faculty, and staff regarding student account activity, payment processes, university billing, and declining balance accounts. The successful candidate will administer FLEX and Dining Dollars Gold (DDG) account processes, perform account maintenance activities, assist with accounts receivable communications, reconcile financial transactions, and support daily office operations.

Building Manager - IE in Harrisonburg

Closes:Oct 23 2026

The Festival Conference and Student Center is seeking motivated and dependable students to join our Operations team as Building Managers for the 2026-2027 academic year. Building Managers play a vital role in supporting the safe, welcoming, and effective operation of one of JMU's most active campus facilities. Working independently and collaboratively, Building Managers support events, assist guests, operate facility technology, respond to operational needs, and contribute to a positive experience for students, staff, and visitors. This position provides valuable opportunities to develop leadership, communication, teamwork, critical thinking, professionalism, and problem-solving skills in a dynamic event-centered environment. Student Life welcomes candidates who can contribute to the rich mix of skills, voices, life and work experiences, cultures, and perspectives found in our university community. Our mission is to foster belonging through the personal growth and development of engaged citizenry by providing welcoming experiences and spaces!

Intelligence Analysis - Assistant/Associate Professor or Assistant/Associate Professor of Practice in Harrisonburg

We invite applications for a faculty position in our Bachelor’s Degree Program in Intelligence Analysis beginning in August 2027. The successful candidate will be appointed either at the rank of tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor, or at the rank of RTA Assistant/Associate Professor of Practice, depending on qualifications and experience. In its 20th year, the Intelligence Analysis Program continues to be an in-demand, multidisciplinary undergraduate degree preparing students to become analysts, with a specialization in intelligence analysis. Our vision is a versatile education that simultaneously teaches students to synthesize both critical and creative thinking with data analytics for collection, interpretation, and visualization in the production and communication of analysis, frequently within a security context. Our program serves around 250 students, with important national and international partnerships to provide opportunities for students to apply their education directly to real-world security challenges. Our community is composed of teacher-scholars, and so a hallmark of our program is the meaningful involvement of undergraduate students in applied and scholarly work. The Intelligence Analysis Program resides within the broader School of Integrated Sciences (SIS), and the College of Integrated Science and Engineering. SIS supports innovative and dynamic academic careers for over 50 faculty rooted in three undergraduate programs: Geography, Integrated Science and Technology, and Intelligence Analysis, along with potential for renewed graduate programs. SIS is a vibrant, welcoming, and supportive culture that embraces innovation, collaboration, humility, and student engagement. We seek to balance and integrate both teaching and research, as well as specialized disciplines and distinctive degree programs, within an open and supportive culture. For more information about our School and its programs, please visit: https://www.jmu.edu/cise/sis/

Campus Programming Team Facilitator - IE in Harrisonburg

Closes:Nov 02 2026

Campus Programming Team Facilitators are JMU students who facilitate weekly recurring and specialty programs hosted by the Department of Student Life. These positions support programs such as Tea Time, Crafternoon, Trivia, Secret Supper Club, JMU Flea, and more! In addition to facilitating programs, team members will also conduct marketing and outreach activities on an occasional basis. These positions are not eligible for remote work. This team will support the mission of Student Life to foster belonging through the personal growth and development of an engaged citizenry by providing welcoming experiences and spaces. This is achieved through our shared vision of helping every student engage in making meaningful connections that influence positive change in their lives and communities. A successful candidate will need to be available to work during at least one of the following program times: •Trivia, every Tuesday, 6:30 - 9:30pm. Program run time 7:00 - 9:00pm •Tea Time, every Wednesday, 2:30 - 5:30pm. Program run time 3:00 - 5:00pm •Crafternoon, every Thursday, 11:30am - 4:00pm. Program run time 12:00 - 3:00pm The following program dates and times vary. Team members will be scheduled to work these programs on an ongoing basis. •Secret Supper Club •JMU Flea •Seasonal/specialty programs •Marketing Tabling