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Contract Analyst in Denton
The Contract Analyst position within the Research Contracting team of Grants & Contracts Administration unit, is responsible for reviewing standard contract terms, identifying key provisions, and escalating non-standard or complex issues. This role develops foundational knowledge of contract principles, regulatory requirements, and institutional policies while managing assigned agreements in a high-volume environment. The Contract Analyst supports the administration of research-related agreements with a primary focus on standard, lower-risk, and non-funded agreements. This position works under the guidance of the Assistant Director and in collaboration with senior analysts to ensure agreements are processed in accordance with university policies and applicable regulations. assists with the preparation and processing of research-related agreements, including compiling and organizing contract documents and supporting materials. They also assist in basic regulatory and policy requirement review (FAR, DFAR, CFR) and elevate questions to senior staff. This role is responsible for accurate and timely entry of contract data into the Research Contracting document management system and for tracking contract status throughout the review process. This position plays a key role in supporting consistent workflow processes, accurate recordkeeping, and effective communication across the research contracting function. The Contract Analyst may also perform other related duties and participate in special projects as assigned.
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Assistant Director Student Affairs in Denton
The Assistant Director for Leadership and Fraternity & Sorority Initiatives provides strategic leadership for university-wide leadership development initiatives that empower students to build leadership capacity, foster meaningful connections, and contribute positively to the UNT community. Reporting to the Director of the Center for Leadership Development, this position leads leadership education initiatives, advises signature leadership programs, and partners closely with the Fraternity & Sorority Life team to enhance the educational, leadership, and developmental experiences of fraternity and sorority members. Through collaboration, coaching, assessment, and strategic planning, this position advances the mission of the Center for Leadership Development by developing ethical, engaged, and community-minded student leaders.
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Administrative Specialist in Denton
This position is part of the newly formed School of Communication & Media within the College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences. The position supports the Communication Studies office and is responsible for highly varied clerical work involving complex work problems and situations. Duties involve: (1) assisting students, employees and visitors at the front desk and on the phone; (2) supporting classroom activities and the faculty; (3) purchasing using a pcard and requisition process; (4) assist with curriculum scheduling and management in Courseleaf; (5) maintaining accuracy of program website including calendars; (6) asset and inventory coordinator; (7) other general duties as assigned
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Program Project Coordinator in Denton
The Program Project Coordinator plays a key role in supporting the success of graduate students in the G. Brint Ryan College of Business. This position is responsible for supporting recruitment, admissions, and retention initiatives across all master’s programs. The program project coordinator will work closely with the Director and Assistant Director of Recruitment & Corporate Outreach to execute strategies that enhance the student experience, improve engagement, and drive retention from admission to enrollment. This role involves event coordination, budget support, data-informed decision-making, and collaboration with faculty, staff, and students to ensure a seamless and positive experience for prospective and current graduate students.
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Assistant Professor – Information Technology: Cybersecurity Specialization in Dallas
This position is responsible for teaching four (4) courses per semester and participating in service activities such as program development, course development, program assessment, program accreditation, and committee leadership. The successful applicant will be the inaugural cybersecurity professor at UNT Dallas and will be expected to engage in high-quality research and scholarship in their field, as well as provide instruction in a full range of undergraduate Cybersecurity and Information Technology courses, including but not limited to Foundations of Cybersecurity, Network Administration, Cloud Security, Computer Forensics, Computer Networks, and Programming. This position is scheduled to start Fall 2027 with the possibility of a Spring 2027 start. UNT Dallas is bridging the gap between education and workforce readiness through our innovative Classroom to Career initiative. This initiative integrates experiential learning—such as internships, service learning, and project-based collaborations with industry partners—into every student’s academic journey. By emphasizing high-impact practices, we prepare students with both disciplinary expertise and the essential skills employers value: communication, adaptability, teamwork, and leadership. Our graduates don’t just earn degrees; they launch purposeful, career-ready futures. We seek faculty in all disciplines who are eager to contribute actively to this transformative, campus-wide initiative.
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