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Academic Advisor/Senior Academic Advisor (African American Studies, Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, and Philosophy) in VCU Main Campus
The Academic Advisor 3/Senior Academic Advisor will sustain an environment of effective academic advising for undergraduate students in the College in order to support VCU being a leader among national research universities in providing all students with high-quality learning/living experiences focused on inquiry, discovery and innovation in a global environment.
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ACUP Program Specialist in MCV Main Campus
The ACUP Program Specialist will play a key role in supporting the IACUC and the Animal Care and Use Program by ensuring smooth and efficient management of all IACUC administrative and compliance activities. This position requires cross-departmental collaboration to ensure that research involving animals is conducted ethically and in compliance with all regulations. Primary responsibilities include: Providing administrative and post-approval monitoring support to ensure compliance with policies, guidelines, and SOPs, including conducting record reviews and routine audits, tracking corrective actions, maintaining accurate documentation, assisting with administrative tasks assigned by PAM staff, and supporting compliance-related inquiries and follow-up. Managing and coordinating group meetings as assigned by the Director, IACUC Chair, or supervisor. Coordinate, conduct and follow-up on inspections for protocols involving minimal to moderate complexity. Attend IACUC meetings and semiannual inspections and assist with the coordination and management of special projects and program initiatives. Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications Only applicants who do not require current or future sponsorship for employment will be considered Education: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., animal science, biology, regulatory affairs) is preferred. Experience: Prior experience in IACUC administration is preferred. Skills: Strong organizational and communication skills with proficiency in managing databases and generating reports. Highest degree of professionalism, civility and ability to maintain confidentiality. Preferred Qualifications Strong work ethic with a reliable attendance record. Proven ability to effectively identify, analyze, and resolve potential issues. Excellent multitasking abilities in a fast-paced environment. Demonstrated ability to collaborate respectfully and supportively with individuals at all organizational levels.
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Nanotherapeutics Lab Hourly Research Assistant - School of Pharmacy in MCV Main Campus
Advertising Summary: The research assistant in the Nanotherapeutics lab at VCU Department of Pharmaceutics will work with PhD students and postdoc fellows on daily lab experiments, such as drug formulation development and characterization using HPLC, LC/MS, etc.
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Investigator Initiated Trial Research Operations Project Manager in MCV Main Campus
Research Administrators perform professional work with significant levels of independence often supporting the day-to-day management of research portfolios and programs for a central office or one or more departments, centers, or business units. In this role, responsibilities include operational planning, study start-up coordination, and cross-functional project management to support the development and execution of research studies. Their decision-making has a significant impact on service delivery. Research Administrators typically report to a senior research administrator, manager, director, or PI. Typically, under direction of a Senior Management position (Assistant/Associate Director/Dean). This position serves as a central point of coordination across multiple stakeholders to ensure studies are efficiently developed, activated, and conducted. Advanced skill level, works independently exercising discretion and good judgement in interpretation of policy. Minimal supervision required.
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VCU Music Administrative Production Manager in VCU Main Campus
The Administrative Production Coordinator oversees performance and programming logistics for the Department of Music by serving as the main point of contact and liaison between all areas to coordinate concert performances, youth events, professional development workshops, community programs, alumni events, marketing, ticketing, contracting, and problem-solving related to any aspect of events or program production.
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