Assistant Professor, Hart School of Hospitality, Sport, and Recreation Management in Harrisonburg

Closes:Aug 08 2025

The Sport & Recreation Management (SRM) program at James Madison University is seeking applicants for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor. The starting date for the position is Fall, 2025. The Hart School is an affiliate academic unit in the College of Business. The Hart School serves approximately 1,000 students in both Sport & Recreation Management and Hospitality Management along with a Sport & Recreation Leadership program with more than 40 students at the Master’s level. We strive to be a leader in impacting the future of global hospitality, sport and recreation. Our mission is to engage in transformational education through innovative teaching, scholarship, and service.

Coordinator of Field Experiences in the Education Support Center (College of Education) in Harrisonburg

The Education Support Center (ESC) is accepting applications for a Coordinator of Field Experience. The ESC works with teacher education programs and candidates to monitor admission to, field experiences in, and licensure for preservice preparation programs.The Coordinator of Field Experience is responsible for all aspects of the placement process for initial teacher licensure field experiences for quality placements for practicum and student teaching.

Oracle HCM Application Manager in Harrisonburg

JMU is in the midst of implementing a very large strategic plan, called Reengineering Madison. Replacing our ERP applications is the last phase of the project and we are excited to offer this position for an Application Manager for the new Oracle ERP Human Capital Management (HCM) system.

Coordinator of Special Population Transitions in Harrisonburg

The Office of the Registrar at James Madison University is seeking a highly motivated individual to join the office as a Coordinator of Special Population Transitions.

Assistant Director of Global Learning and Partnerships in Harrisonburg

The Assistant Director of Global Learning and Partnerships (GLP) plays a key role in advancing JMU’s global engagement efforts. As part of the Center for Global Engagement team, this position supports institutional partnerships, exchange programs, and global academic initiatives that impact students, faculty, and partners across campus and around the world. The Assistant Director manages key programs such as Peace Corps Prep, facilitates short-term exchange visits, and maintains agreements with international partners. This position is critical to sustaining JMU’s global presence and fostering inclusive, high-impact learning experiences that prepare students for meaningful engagement in a global society. The mission of the Center for Global Engagement (CGE) is to broaden worldviews and promote global understanding for the JMU community by cultivating, facilitating, and supporting global engagement at home and abroad. Our shared passions build a strong sense of an inclusive community and belonging, as well as pride in the work we do.