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Capital Outlay Project Engineer in Harrisonburg
James Madison University Facilities Management department is seeking a Capital Outlay Project Engineer to join our team! This position is responsible for the management of planning, design, and construction of concurrent assigned projects as well as the management of consultants, and administration of project accomplishment assuring compliance with assigned project scopes, budgets, and schedules.
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Patrol Officer (Virginia Certified) in Harrisonburg
The Department of Public Safety and Police at James Madison University is accepting applications for a full-time Patrol Officer.
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Industry Partner Program Associate in Harrisonburg
The College of Integrated Science and Engineering (CISE) is seeking an enthusiastic learner to join our dynamic dean’s office staff as an associate for our Industry Partners Program (IPP). This role will primarily contribute to the operation of the successful CISE Industry Partners Program, in addition to supporting the CISE Dean’s office. The ideal candidate will be a professional, dependable team player who is detail-oriented, works well on a collaborative team, and is capable of providing excellent customer service. The position offers candidates the opportunity to expand their skill set in a number of areas, working as part of a team who values initiative, a growth mindset, and the ability to adapt.
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JMU Athletics Ticket Office Student Assistant - IE in Harrisonburg
The JMU Athletics Ticket Office is seeking motivated and reliable student assistants to join our team. As a student assistant, you will play a crucial role in delivering exceptional customer service to patrons in person, over the phone, and via email. Responsibilities include processing ticket sales for both phone and in-person transactions, assisting with game day event operations, and performing end-of-day balancing and reconciliation of cash drawers. You will also stay informed on all policies, events, and schedules to ensure efficient and accurate service. Additional duties include supporting crowd control, ticket sellers, and general operations, as well as facilitating pass gate operations for various admissions and complimentary passes. This position requires availability to work during ticketed events, including most home football games, and the ability to perform tasks quickly and accurately.
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Accessibility Specialist (Part - Time) in Harrisonburg
The Area of Accessibility and Belonging within the Division of Student Affairs includes the following departments: Office of Disability Services, Center for Multicultural Student Services, Religious Life, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Expression, and JMU VALOR. Successful candidates will infuse the following divisional and departmental 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 -Promoting Health and Well-being Office of Disability Services Values -Access -Universal Design -Ethical Integrity -Innovation -Collaboration -Self-determination -Student-focus
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Health Sciences Student Assistant - IE (2 Positions) in Harrisonburg
The Department of Health Sciences is seeking self-motivated, detail-oriented students for 10 hours a week for the 2025-2026 academic year that will assist faculty and staff in various ways.
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Wage CDL Driver (Institutional Chauffeur) in Harrisonburg
Become a valuable part of the JMU community! James Madison University is regarded as one of the finest regional universities in the nation and is located in the heart of Virginia’s beautiful Shenandoah Valley. JMU offers great opportunities for personal growth and career development! James Madison University’s Facilities Management is accepting applications for a wage CDL driver (Institutional Chauffeur).
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Graduate Assistant in Harrisonburg
A Graduate Assistant in this role can expect to have the opportunity to develop skills that are likely to be applicable to future employment in any field. These skills will include: Communication, teamwork, project management, time management, supervision and independent responsibility. The skills practiced and work products developed can enhance the graduate student’s resume and help the student develop and demonstrate important workplace skills. Graduate Assistant are expected to work 20 hours per week, primarily during regular business hours 8:00-5:00 M-F. The successful candidate will begin their position when school begins in August 2025.
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Integrated Waste Management Operator II in Harrisonburg
James Madison University’s Facilities Management Department is accepting applications for an Integrated Waste Management Operator II in the Recycling Department. The shift is Monday – Friday, 1:00 p.m to 9:30 p.m with an altered schedule during the summer plus overtime.
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University Writing Center Graduate Assistantships - Outreach Specialist & Collaborative Writing Specialist in Harrisonburg
The University Writing Center (UWC), one of the Learning Centers programs, is an academic support resource that assists JMU students, faculty, and staff on their writing through appointment-based consultations, course workshops, and online resources. The bulk of our work is the writing consultations that are conducted either online or in person in the Learning Centers space on the first floor of the Student Success Center that employ a collaborative peer education model. Graduate Assistants work up to 20 hours per week with the following being the expected breakdown: 10 weekly hours of writing consultation, 5 weekly hours of center administration/work on a self-directed project and 5 weekly hours allotted for meetings and email correspondence.
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Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant in Harrisonburg
The Occupational Therapy Clinical Education Services (OTCES) is a pediatric clinic providing one-on-one occupational therapy evaluations, interventions, and consultative services, as well as group programs and camps offered to meet the needs of the community. With an academic connection to Department of Health Professions and a clinical connection to the Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services, OTCES serves as a teaching-learning environment for students from many different programs while meeting distinct community needs. We are seeking an occupational therapist assistant to provide client care and supervision to occupational therapy students. This position will work collaboratively with the Clinic Director, Assistant Clinic Director, OTCES staff, and Occupational Therapy program faculty. OTCES promotes access, inclusion, and diversity for all clients, staff, faculty, and students. The clinic and university is interested in candidates whose experience and qualifications support an ongoing commitment to these core qualities.
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Academic Success Program Peer Instructor - IE in Harrisonburg
The Academic Success Program (ASP) is a program intervention developed to assist JMU students on academic suspension or academic probation employ the academic strategies and personal motivations needed to be successful at JMU. The workshop sessions are focused on topics including time management, motivation/campus resources, studying, self-care, and professional etiquette. Topics will be delivered through discussion and exploration of the actions, strategies, and skills for immediate utilization. Peer Instructors (PIs) for the Academic Success Program (ASP) play a central role in empowering and supporting students facing academic and personal challenges by facilitating the program's curriculum and acting as a support system for ASP students. PIs will be assigned a caseload of 5-8 students with whom they will work throughout the entirety of the program. PIs also help to prepare workshop content and utilize their creative freedom to generate a plan and structure that best suits their facilitation style and the learning style of the student. This position can provide valuable experience for students looking to add new professional skills to their resumes.
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Graduate Assistant Mentor in Harrisonburg
Mentors are supportive, knowledgeable of campus resources, and committed to helping students achieve their goals. Mentors will assist in the success of the program/center, working on average 20 hours per week.
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Graduate Assistant - Sport & Recreation Leadership (Tony Britt Spotter Charts, LLC) in Harrisonburg
The Sport and Recreation Leadership master’s degree program invites applications for a 20 hour/week graduate assistantship working with Tony Britt Spotter Charts, LLC. PLEASE NOTE: Applicants for this position MUST apply to the JMU Sport and Recreation Leadership master’s degree program BEFORE applying for this GA position. If you only apply to for this GA position without applying to the Sport and Recreation Leadership master’s degree program, your GA application will NOT be considered. If you have any questions about this requirement, contact Ben Carr at carrbh@jmu.edu. Tony Britt Spotter Charts, LLC is partnering with the James Madison University Sport and Recreation Leadership Master’s degree program to offer this graduate assistant position, Sports Data Specialist. This is a unique experience where students will work with Tony Britt Spotter Charts, LLC to gain professional experience in sports information and management and attend classes at James Madison University. Tony Britt Spotter Charts, LLC is a sports information and technology venture headquartered in Harrisonburg, VA. The company provides cheat sheets called “spotter charts” to TV, Radio and Internet broadcasters, ESPN & FOX Sports, 13 NFL teams & 20+ College Football teams. Graduate assistantships include enrollment in the Sport and Recreation graduate program (Sport & Recreation concentration, preferred) and involve 20 hours of work per week at Tony Britt Spotter Charts, LLC during the academic school year. Graduate assistants will begin work prior to the start of the school year and the position continues through the end of the academic year. The position includes a stipend and a tuition waiver.
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Graduate Program Assistant in Harrisonburg
The Reddix Center for First-Generation Students advocates for and supports students who are the first in their family to attend college. The center offers workshops and programming throughout the academic year in partnership with JMU offices and the larger community. The Center, in collaboration with the Centennial Scholars Program, seeks out graduate student assistants that desire a non-traditional and student-focused assistantship as a mentor for first-generation students. Mentors are supportive, knowledgeable of campus resources, and committed to helping students achieve their goals. Mentors will assist in the success of the program/center, working on average 20 hours per week. This position offers flexible hours and scheduling opportunities.
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