Academic and Program Management
Develops, implements, promotes, and administers academic and/or academic related programs in order to further the teaching and research mission of the University. Responsibilities include developing, evaluating, and/or overseeing curriculum or program offerings, communicating program goals and benefits, managing resources and budgets, developing community partnerships and programs, advising deans and faculty regarding programmatic issues, and handling complex administrative problems for an academic based unit.
Academic Administration
Oversees and implements the institution's or college's academic programming and policy approval process. Reviews and analyzes existing programs to ensure compliance with institutional, state, and federal policies and regulations. Administers and evaluates the effectiveness of program achievements. May oversee core program components, curricula and/or instruction.
Accessibility Services
Ensures an accessible and inclusive campus experience for employees and visitors through the facilitation of accommodations and proactive, barrier-free design; maintains University compliance with the ADA and other laws; and promotes a progressive awareness of disability and access informed by disability studies and Universal Design through innovative programs, services, and outreach.
International
Plans, directs, and supports programs for international students. Also may provide support to students who travel and study abroad.
Research and Program Management
Oversees research-related activities, may include research/program staff management, compliance monitoring, and writing/reviewing research protocols.
Academic Services
Development and implementation of strategies, systems, processes, learning experiences and networks that support achievement of desired academic and career outcomes including the overall student experience. Assists students in successfully integrating into the University's environment and thriving personally and academically.
Career Services
Focuses on students' career development by working with students, alumni, and/or potential employers. Provides counseling to students, develops programs and activities to assist students with career development.
Medical Advising & Academic Support
Provides academic counseling and support to students in the medical program. Develops and implements programs to enhance students' academic success in the medical program.
Student Academic Advising
Serves as frontline contact for students for developmental academic advising to drive engagement and empower students to achieve their academic and career goals. Plays a vital role in maximizing undergraduate student retention. Builds formative relationships with students by interpreting information and providing clarification on procedures and academic requirements of specific programs or majors.
Student Academic Support
Assists and empowers students to achieve academic success and social adjustment through a variety of activities including academic coaching, student learning centers, tutoring, life skills support, and other services.
Administrative Management
Provides coordination and management of business policies and programs in order to effectively manage University resources (employees, finances, systems, and facilities). Services include activities in finance and human resources and may also include IT, facilities, or student services.
Administrative Support
Oversees, plans, manages, implements and/or evaluates the operations of a college, division, or department in the areas of human resources, compliance, financial, and additional support services. Identifies and establishes financial and operational systems to monitor, control, and improve efficiency and effectiveness, not limited to, processes, procedures and policies.
Administrative Strategy
Manages a variety of highly complex administration processes, such as development and implementation of strategic plans, continuous improvement projects, and stakeholder engagement. May serve on institutional wide committees on the behalf of leadership requiring detailed content knowledge and expertise. Utilizes independent judgement and discretion to formulate and manage operational and strategic planning processes.
Medical School Operations
Facilitates results through management and support of business practices and policies in order to effectively manage Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine resources and programs. This includes activities such as finance, human resources, information technology, facilities, academic/research programs and/or student services.
Administrative Services
Provides general administrative support or coordination for administrative offices, academic departments, or centers.
Generalist
Typically includes jobs providing a broad compliment of administrative support critical to the operations of department or unit. Typical activities include two or more of the following: document preparation, planning and coordinating meetings, managing calendars for one or more leaders, setting up travel and preparing/tracking expense reports, performing basic recordkeeping and analyses in Excel, and preparing correspondence and emails on behalf of professional and management staff.
Airport
The Airport Operations job family serves to ensure the proper upkeep and maintenance of the airfield and supporting structures. Functions encompass grounds and maintenance services, including oversight and programmatic administration.
Maintenance
Performs and oversees a variety of maintenance and preventive maintenance of airport equipment and buildings, along with other airfield facilities and grounds.
Operations
Manages and coordinates Ohio University Airport operations. Responsible for ensuring safe and efficient operation of the airport and its associated aviation services to University departments and the general public. Pilots aircraft, coordinates flight schedules, and ensures aircraft readiness.
Athletics
Provides a key aspect of the University experience for students and student-athletes. The positions within this job family provide coaching; compliance; sports medicine; coordination of operations, equipment, and facilities; conditioning and athletic training; and specialized administration of athletic programs and services.
Administrative Operations
Plans and manages all aspects of athletics operations, including administration, human resources, organization, facilities, and policy. Administers and manages the athletic department's budget and fiscal operations, which may include the ticket office and other revenue generating efforts. Responsible for the development of department policies and procedures.
Coaching
Duties include developing and maintaining competitive intercollegiate sport programs. Directing all aspects of sport staff in recruiting, practice and game competitions. Responsible for the recruitment/hiring, goal setting, coaching and performance review of all sport staff. Instructing and teaching student-athletes in fundamentals of sport technique and strategy. Planning and executing practice and competition plans including the evaluation of opponents. Evaluating and recruiting qualified student-athletes.
Compliance
Ensures compliance of all athletic programs with NCAA, Conference, and University rules and regulations. Plans, implements, and monitors policies and procedures related to areas including (but not limited to) recruiting, eligibility, awards and benefits, playing and practice seasons, and student-athlete employment. Communicates with, instructs, and advises coaches, staff, student athletes, and representatives of athletic interests.
Equipment & Facilities
Maintains athletic equipment and facilities. Tasks may include keeping equipment inventory records, providing athletic uniform laundry service, monitoring equipment conditions, repairing equipment, and purchasing new equipment.
Sports Camp
Provides athletic training support to camp athletes. Instructs participants in fundamentals of sport technique and strategy. Duties include developing and maintaining competitive camp programs.
Strength & Conditioning
Works with student athletes on techniques to safely maximize physical capabilities and athletic performance.
Training
Provides athletic training support to student athletes. Provides athletes with injury prevention training, and evaluation, management and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
Auxiliaries
Provides services to the University that support the daily activities of students, faculty, and staff. Coordinates services that support daily activities and special events on the University campus such as providing food services, printing services, and logistics. Generates revenue to support the operations of the University through high-quality, customer-focused services.
Catering
Provides catering services to internal and external customers.
Culinary Arts
Oversees menu planning, food preparation, and culinary standards.
Food Services
Directs the operations, workforce, and service levels of campus venues. Ensures safety and quality standards are met. Manages processes, systems, and inventory for campus venues.
Housing
Manages student housing operations. Responsible for the direction of all residence hall operations for students. Also may administer off-campus housing programs.
Moving & Surplus
Responsible for all moving services and disposition of surplus property.
Publications & Production
Responsible for the production, planning, scheduling, and coordination of printed and/or digital books, catalogs, publications, t-shirts, signs, and other materials. May perform laser engraving services. Maintains press, bindery, and copier equipment.
Retail
Oversees retail operations at campus stores such as the bookstore, food venues, interior services, and tech store. Procures inventory and maintains inventory records. Distributes equipment, materials, and supplies. Promotes store through a variety of marketing strategies.
Aviation
Responsible for the operation of the Department of Aviation.
Generalist
Typical activities include airplane safety, airplane maintenance, and piloting aircraft under the Aviation Flight, Aviation Management, and Aviation Technology programs in the research mission of the Avionics Engineering Center.
Aircraft Maintenance
Inspection and maintaining aircraft and related equipment in the research mission of the Avionics Engineering Center.
Communications & Marketing
Fosters effective communication between the University and its students, employees, alumni, and the public in order to advance the University’s strategic vision. Communicates the University’s vision through targeted campaigns and programs. Establishes a consistent and recognizable brand for the University to ensure continuity of communication and increased recognition. Writes and designs communications materials for the University and its programs. Creates print and digital materials to promote the University’s activities.
General Communications
Develops, implements, and/or executes marketing communications programs. Involves work in two or more communications and marketing disciplines OR work not otherwise covered in other communications and marketing job subfamilies.
Marketing
Responsible for the marketing of University activities, services, or products to external constituents. Analyzes target markets, develops market plans, and is involved with brand development/enhancements. Provides marketing expertise regarding advertising media or activity/service/program to be advertised. Marketing media types may include but are not limited to digital, print, television and radio advertising, social media, and direct mailing.
Multi-Media Communications
Produces, edits, and coordinates content for audio, visual, and photographic marketing media using the web, audio, video, and other electronic media, which may involve writing, editing, designing, production, and programming.
Public Relations
Provides university information and news to the general public and key campus audiences.
University Press
Involves producing (bookbinding, press, and edition bindery), planning, scheduling, and coordinating
the production of printed and/or electronic books, catalogs, publications, manuscripts, promotional
and other materials.
Visual Communications
Creates visual communications using graphic design, photographic services, illustrations, and market strategies to inform, instruct, or influence target markets about a product or service.
Website Design & Development
Accountable for the design, maintenance, technical functionality, and content of a website for internal employees and external marketing/communications purposes including: programming website functionality using programming languages (e.g., ASP, Java, Perl, C++, etc.) in addition to scripting languages (e.g., HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, etc.) to optimize performance, security, and scalability; designing the look, feel, and navigation of the website using graphic/multi-media design software; working with marketing and IT to coordinate content and site updates; performing webpage updates, documenting source code changes, and maintaining technical documentation to assist with website maintenance/upgrades.
Written Communications
Writes, edits, researches, and publishes written materials to inform, instruct, or influence target markets about a product or service.
Development and Institutional Advancement
Development and Institutional Advancement engages alumni, foundations, corporations, and the community with the mission of the University. The University’s mission is advanced through cultivating the support of donors both directly through solicitations and fundraising campaigns and indirectly through alumni engagement, alumni and professional societies, and targeted campaigns maintaining positive relationships with potential donors and the community.
Annual Giving
Plans and executes the University's campaign for annual gift support from all constituents, including alumni. Provides support in stewardship and recognition efforts for annual fund donors. This subfamily includes the Annual Giving team from Advancement Operations.
Development
Identifies and cultivates sources of funding. Directs the management of individual giving programs, trusts, estates, gift planning, corporate and foundation relations, prospect research and donor relations and stewardship.
Donor Research
Identifies new donor prospects through research providing biographical data. Maintains accurate donor records. This subfamily includes the Prospect & Research Management team from Advancement Operations.
External Relations
Uses professional relationship building skills to identify and cultivate new individual, corporate, and institutional/foundation prospects. Engages external constituencies through programs, events, products, and services and develops customized programs to create, enhance, and sustain external relations. This subfamily includes the Alumni Relations team.
Major Gifts
Works collaboratively to identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward principal gifts from critical, high profile prospects/donors that will enhance university-wide priorities. Designs and implements strategic fundraising plans through collaboration for academic units, regional campuses and complex markets. Manages constituency programs.
Operations
Assists the Development and Inst. Advancement team with administrative duties and day-to-day operations. This subfamily includes positions in Advancement Operations that do not fit into other subfamily categories.
Organizational Giving
Stewards existing relationships and develops new relationships with organizations such as corporations, foundations, and government entities. The overall goal of the office is to advance the mission of the University through the creation and coordination of mutually beneficial partnerships with organizations that support the institution’s priorities.
Planned Giving
Solicits and coordinates the administration of planned gifts through bequests, trusts, and other deferred giving strategies.
Stewardship
Coordinates donor recognition programs, publications, events, and communications. Designs, develops, and coordinates strategies for strategic stewardship of donors. This subfamily includes the Donor Relations team from Advancement Operations.
Diversity & Inclusion
Oversees strategies, programs and policies to promote diversity and inclusion throughout the University. Includes educational initiatives, culture, and progress toward campus goals.
Inclusion
Committed to supporting and promoting all individuals, provides a range of programs and opportunities that are educational, recreational, social, and cultural. Develops programs that increase understanding, appreciation, and support of all to strength belonging within the community.
Multi-Cultural
Committed to supporting and promoting multicultural awareness, provides a diverse range of programs and opportunities that are educational, recreational, social, and cultural. Develops programs that increase understanding and appreciation of cultural differences.
Education
Delivers and administers educational programs and curriculum for internal and external audiences to enhance educational learning and delivery. Position responsibilities include administering programs, designing curriculum, teaching classes, writing lesson plans, developing and implementing organizational and employee development strategies and interventions, and related activities. Jobs in this function focus on the planning, development, facilitation, implementation, evaluation, and administration of a wide variety of educational programs and initiatives.
Community
Designs, conducts, markets, and supports, public educational programs. Researches community educational needs and interests and develops educational programs and material accordingly. Organizes educational workshops for the community.
Early Childhood Education
Provides care and education to children. Provides support to families on child education. Supervises child care center activities.
Equine
Focuses on horses and horseback riding, the care and feeding, breeding, and anatomy of horses, and horse training.
Instruction
Involved in the instruction of non-credit courses not related to health services or fine and performing arts.
Professional Development
Identifies employee training needs and assists employees with professional development plans. Organizes, coordinates, and promotes employee educational programs.
Engineering, Architecture & Planning
Provides engineering or architectural design, facilities planning, real estate services, and/or construction project management expertise to provide quality, sustainable, and energy-efficient facilities, systems, and research equipment. Responsibilities of these positions include programmatic administration, coordination and management of projects, budgetary oversight, facilities management, and leadership of programs and services. Functions may include specialized architectural, engineering, site, and construction services; energy engineering; project scheduling, estimating, and management; and specialized research-related engineering.
Design & Construction
Plans, organizes, and coordinates construction projects. Designs engineering plans and evaluates design proposals. Coordinates with architects, engineers, and construction firms to ensure adherence to schedules, project plans, and University objectives.
Planning
Responsible for the planning of engineering projects. Develops the most appropriate method and sequence of construction operations for a particular project. Assists in planning and coordinating campus-wide use of space and physical facilities. Maintains current floor plans and data on campus facilities.
R & D Engineering
Conducts research and development activities related to the design, development, fabrication, modification, installation, and testing of state-of-the art electronics or electronic components in a production setting.
Enrollment Services
Provides the University with end-to-end enrollment services to attract, retain, and register talented and diverse students to the University. Develops and executes strategic enrollment plans. Recruits, reviews, and admits qualified students. Advises students and families on financial aid and scholarships. Assists students and faculty in the course registration process. Determines student eligibility for courses as well as credit. Maintains sensitive and confidential student records.
Admissions & Recruitment
Recruits, evaluates, and participates in the selection of candidates for admission. Coordinates with all organizations and individuals involved in the admissions process. Advises applicants and parents about educational planning.
Financial Aid
Provides financial aid counseling to applicants, students, and parents and assists with applications. Analyzes financial needs and eligibility for financial aid. Makes decisions to award funds to students eligible for scholarships, grants, and work-study programs.
Registrar
Creates, updates, and maintains course and class data. Performs operations such as course registration and scheduling, class changes and additions, maintenance of student records, and degree audits.
Environmental Safety & Police Services
Maintains a safe and secure University campus. Monitors and mitigates potential risks to the campus. Conducts daily patrols of campus. Responds to disturbances. Enforces University rules and local, state, and federal laws. Develops health and safety procedures to ensure the well-being of the University community and visitors. Develops and implements recycling and sustainability programs. Directs transportation and parking services.
Police
Protects University students, employees, and property from any preventable harm or danger. Engages in a variety of police activities such as patrolling, investigation, law enforcement, crime prevention and detection.
Transportation & Parking
Monitors campus transportation and parking activities and compliance with established policies. Responsible for overseeing permit parking, parking enforcement, event transportation, business transportation, campus transit service, safety and training, and facility and operations maintenance.
Sustainability & Recycling
Develops and facilitates sustainability programs such as reducing energy utilization and waste, recycling services, and green design initiatives, through engagement of facilities/operations, student engagement and/or academic/research functions. Provides planning and coordination for communications, educational, and outreach components of projects. Contributes to the development and execution of communication plans to publicize, promote, and communicate sustainability efforts within and outside the campus community.
Event Management
Involves the planning and organizing of campus event activities, including managing logistics such as facilities, tickets, audience management activities, concessionaires, caterers, and vendors, and facilitation of communication and services with speakers and facility maintenance staff; or provides technical support of these activities.
Generalist
Plans and organizes campus activities. Manages logistics such as facilities, tickets, concessions, caterers, vendors, event communications, and technical support for activities.
Facilities and Operations
Serves to ensure the cleanliness, maintenance, and operation of campus facilities and grounds. Functions encompass custodial, grounds, and maintenance services, including oversight and programmatic administration.
Administrative Operations
Coordinates, plans, and directs services to support facility operations. May include bookkeeping, telephone and front office support, mail distribution, scheduling, and data management.
Custodial Services
Responsible for cleaning and housekeeping of buildings and/or exterior areas. May involve trash and recycling removal and meeting room set-up.
Landscaping/Grounds
Plans, organizes, coordinates, and performs landscaping activities on campus. Includes gardening, planting, landscape and grounds maintenance, erosion, and pest control.
Maintenance
Performs a variety of repairs, replacement, and maintenance of electrical and plumbing equipment, building systems, and equipment. Responsible for the general maintenance of all campus facilities. May include carpentry work, painting, custodial equipment repair, electrician work, plumbing, and HVAC repair.
Mail Services
Involves the preparation, pickup, and delivery of incoming and outgoing domestic and international mail and packages for distribution, including sorting, classifying, weighing, calculating rates and recording recharge information, processing improperly addressed mail and answering mail related questions.
Finance and Business
Provides the University with critical information regarding the University’s operational, financial, and academic performance. Manages and ensures the financial compliance of the University’s finances. Prepares University budgets. Assists leadership in strategic planning. Prepares required reports for external parties.
Accounting
Performs accounting functions such as analyzing, monitoring, reconciling, and reporting financial information. May include activities relating to developing, implementing, and monitoring accounting systems, policies and procedures.
Accounting Support
Supports the organization's accounting functions. Maintains up-to-date and accurate records of daily transactions, accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventories, payroll, and various other records.
Budgeting
Responsible for the preparation of budgetary reports, special projects, and analyses as needed. Reviews expenditures to ensure conformance with budgetary provisions, compile data, and prepare reports.
Business & Data Analysis
Responsible for inputting, analyzing, and managing data to draw conclusions. Provides a range of services from basic data entry to providing sophisticated analysis and reporting. Monitors accuracy of data used in reports and queries, assists in definition of future data needs, and provides expertise to assist database users.
Finance Services
Involves the processing and servicing of a variety of operational, personnel, and financial transactions and services. Includes cashiering, payroll, accounts receivable, accounts payable, collections, data collection and entry, analysis, review and control, customer servicing, and reporting.
Financial Management
Responsible for management of financial analysis and accounting/budget functions of a school/college, institute, library or business unit.
Financial Support
Provides front-line support to customers for the finance department. Researches, interprets, analyzes, and translates information in different formats to accommodate a variety of customer needs. Creates customer reports for finance managers.
Grant Accounting
Performs fiscal activities relating to a grant account. This includes all invoicing and financial reporting to the sponsor as well as all financial audits by external sponsors and auditors.
Institutional Research
Supports University strategic planning and decision making through research, presentation, and distribution of research analysis.
Payroll
Responsible for all payroll processing activities, including regular and overtime pay processing, employee and employer contributions/withholdings, vacation and sick time accruals, and payroll taxes.
Procurement
Responsible for the purchasing activities of goods and services needed by the University. May include contracting for professional services and equipment acquisition.
Project Management
Responsible for ensuring that business projects adhere to scope, schedule, and budget as formulated by the University. Provides expert oversight from formulation stage through construction and project close-out. May handle administrative tasks for a specific project.
Tax
Develops and implements University tax strategy and supports tax reporting function.
Treasury
Includes jobs involved in the treasury function. Typical activities include cash management, bank relations, and supervision of credit and collections and insurance functions.
Fine and Performing Arts
Provides the University with all aspects of services related to fine and performing arts productions. Develops, designs, and produces performances, exhibits, and screenings of artistic material. Trains and instructs students on the management of theatres and arts venues. Provides technical instruction and expertise on the design and creation of art within a variety of mediums.
Instruction
Involved in the instruction of non-credit courses in the fine and performing arts field.
Technical Arts
Involves the design, fabrication, and set-up of artistic displays, scenery or costumes. Performs or oversees practical, mechanical, or industrial activities, including but not limited to: designing and organizing light, sound, and other electronic scenes for artistic performances or exhibitions: designing and fabricating artwork involving carpentry, ceramics, sculpting, welding, costume crafting, etc.; maintaining related equipment: and ensuring shop/studio safety.
Theater
Involves performance, coaching, and directing theater, including music, dance, and acting. Includes composition, arranging, and choreography.
Health Services
Promotes a healthy and productive University community. Supports and provides health care, health education, wellness programs, and health promotion to the University and surrounding community. Provides the community with clinical care such as physical therapy, health assessments, and mental health counseling. Organizes educational programming, distributes educational material to the community to promote healthy lifestyles.
Audiology
Administers and interprets a variety of tests, such as air and bone conduction, and speech reception and discrimination tests, to determine the type and degree of hearing impairment, site of damage, and effects on comprehension and speech. Evaluates test results in relation to behavioral, social, educational, and medical information obtained from patients, families, professors, and other professionals.
Clinical Care
Provides patient care services in an area of clinical specialization in a specific clinical setting serving students, staff, faculty, clinical trial subjects, and patients. Provides patient care applying specialized knowledge and demonstrated clinical nursing skills.
Counseling/Psychology
Provides psychological and counseling services of a remedial, preventive, and developmental nature through consultation/contact with patients. May provide medical personnel with direction concerning patient care and prevention.
Exercise Physiology
Develops, implements, and evaluates exercise programs for patients. Assesses cardiovascular and metabolic effects of exercise for cardiac and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Creates educational materials and sessions for patients.
Generalist
Supports the general administrative functions in a health care setting, including answering phones, greeting/referring/assisting patients, staff, or others, preparing documents and reports, compiling records, scheduling appointments and checking in patients.
Health Education and Outreach
Develops, implements, promotes, and evaluates health education and screening programs to prevent illness and promote the health of the campus community.
Instruction
Involved in the instruction of non-credit courses in the health services field.
Massage Therapy
Involves providing therapeutic and relaxation massage to promote relaxation, relieve sore muscles and back pain, and enhance athletic or general physical performance.
Occupational Therapy
Plans and conducts individualized occupational therapy programs to help patients develop, regain, or maintain their ability to perform daily activities. Teaches patients skills/techniques and how to use adaptive equipment for participating in activities. Studies, evaluates, and records patients' activities and progress.
Physical Therapy
Assists patients in restoring physical functions following a disease, injury, or loss of a body part. Works with patients adjusting to a disability to help them achieve maximum physical performance.
Practitioner Support
Assists with patient care and clinical duties such as taking vital signs, giving injections, performing simple diagnostic tests, collecting specimens, drawing blood, sterilizing and cleaning equipment, and maintaining examination rooms at an outpatient care site. May also be responsible for some administrative duties.
Speech-Language
Diagnoses and treats speech and language problems, and engages in scientific study of human communication. Evaluates speech and language skills as related to educational, medical, social, and psychological factors. Plans, directs, or conducts rehabilitative treatment programs to restore communicative efficiency of individuals with communication problems of organic and nonorganic etiology.
Human Resources
The Human Resources function serves to foster a healthy, productive, and inclusive workforce through the development and implementation of integrated and effective human resources programs, services, and policies. The Human Resources function advises and administers programs in the following areas: benefits, employee/labor relations, employment, HRIS and records, organizational development and training, and other related human resources services.
Benefits
Assists with the administration and implementation of various university benefits programs and daily operations of the benefits office. Troubleshoots benefits issues and provides guidance to employees regarding benefit programs. Coordinates with benefit providers and generates benefits reports to internal and external users.
Compensation
Performs a full scope of activities associated with the development and administration of compensation programs. Reviews job evaluation requests and proposals, and provides advice on job evaluation, position management, and position salary-setting.
Employee/Labor Relations
Performs employee labor activities such as collaborative problem-solving, resolution of disputes, contract negotiations, and participation in dispute hearings. Advises managers on a variety of employment matters, ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.
Employment
Oversees recruitment, selection, and placement of employees. Conducts applicant screenings. Develops, implements, and maintains recruitment and other employment and sourcing programs and policies for the campus. Provides advice and counsel to campus on employment practices, recruitment processes, and competitive hiring practices.
Generalist
Serves as a liaison between the University Human Resources office and assigned units. Provides interpretation and advice on HR policies and procedures. Assists with the recruitment and selection of employees, employee relations, general compensation questions, and performance management.
HRIS/Records
Performs administrative duties in support of the maintenance of employee records, including personnel status updates, terminations, and new hires. Assists in the collection of employee information for reports and statistical research. Enters employee data into HRIS.
Organizational Development
Provides departments with leadership and skill development training opportunities. Designs and coordinates apprenticeship, skill testing, and assessment programs. Creates curriculum and instructional delivery methods to address organizational development needs.
Shared Services
Serves as an internal service provider for generalized Human Resources functions.
Information Technology
Provides reliable, secure, innovative, and customer-oriented information technology services and solutions to students, faculty, staff, and other members of the University community. Creates infrastructure, systems, strategies, programs, and services that leverage technology to fulfill the mission and objectives of the University.
Applications Development
Plans, designs, and implements full-stack custom software solutions that may cross multiple technologies, multiple products and/or organizational units. Ensures applications meet functional, technical and security requirements; evaluates code to ensure it meets industry standards and is valid, properly structured, and compatible with browsers, devices, and operating systems. Performs detailed problem analysis and research, identifies options, proposes solutions. Utilizes business and technical knowledge and experience to identify and analyze needs in order to create solutions to meet diverse and potentially conflicting customer requirements.
Applications Management
Administers and manages non-enterprise applications, both cloud and on-premise, including technical testing, troubleshooting, analysis, installation, configuration and maintenance. Manages vendor relationships. Provides technical guidance pertaining to the capabilities, limitations and requirements of applications. Designs IT solutions using existing tools and technologies. Assesses compatibility and integration of products and services proposed as standards, in order to ensure integration across interdependent technologies.
Data Engineering
Translates business needs into long-term architecture solutions. Defines, designs, and builds dimensional databases. Evaluates reusability of current data for additional analyses. Conducts data cleaning to rid the system of old, unused, or duplicate data. Reviews object and data models and the metadata repository to structure the data for better management and quicker access. Designs and implements data warehouse, data integration, and business intelligence components and systems to support a enterprise-wide data service needs. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems.
Database Administration
Maintains effective and efficient operation of database management system software to ensure stability, reliability, recoverability and acceptable performance. Designs, develops and implements database structures and systems to support the University's technological needs. Ensures database runs properly, keeps database current, and makes access readily available and timely. Implements viable backup, recovery and high-availability strategies and mechanisms. Executes database recovery, restoration and/or restart as required. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems.
Endpoint Engineering
Engineers and administers enterprise endpoint environment encompassing PC and MAC desktops and laptops, handheld mobile devices and peripherals to ensure stability, reliability and acceptable performance. Provides advanced technical support. Leverages multiple tools and systems to manage imaging, application packaging and delivery, patching and security.
Enterprise Systems Administration
Responsible for daily administration and management, configuration, integration, maintenance, release management and upgrades of large-scale, complex, enterprise-wide applications, both cloud and on-premise. Utilizes business and technical knowledge and experience to identify and analyze needs in order to ensure solutions on an ongoing basis meet diverse customer requirements. Isolates and resolves application utilization problems and errors that impact many areas and large numbers of users. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems.
Enterprise Systems Development
Responsible for developing, troubleshooting, designing modifications and upgrading cross-organizational enterprise systems software. Typical duties include coding, testing, documenting and implementing solutions to enterprise systems software, which includes developing patches and upgrades. Assists with troubleshooting of known issues, and in the daily support of University enterprise systems applications. Participates in user review, verification and testing sessions. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems.
IT Business Analysis
Works with colleges, schools, and departments to understand and define IT system needs. Develops and recommends solutions. Plans implementation, integration and maintenance of solutions into business process or system design.
IT Data Analysis & Reporting
Identifies business intelligence, reporting and data analysis needs at the University with the objective of turning data into critical information and knowledge which can be utilized to make sound decisions which support University operations.
IT End-User Support
Serves as the initial point of contact for IT services. Receives customer issues and requests. Provides troubleshooting, evaluates issues, and escalates as needed to higher-tier and specialized staff. Performs continued monitoring of customer issue escalations and requests. Communicates, tracks, and reports computing environment outages while working with IT personnel and leadership to monitor or assist in problem resolution. Installs, upgrades, configures, and maintains classroom technologies. Provides device troubleshooting and support to faculty, staff, and students.
IT Leadership & Organizational Management
Responsible for managing or performing work across multiple areas of the University’s IT platform/infrastructure including analysis, development, and administration of: IT Systems Software, Hardware, and Databases; Data & Voice Networks ; Data Processing Operations; End User Technology & Software Support. Conducts cost/benefit analyses for proposed IT projects as input to the organization’s IT roadmap. Most positions are centrally-based; unit-based positions may be considered in lower levels.
IT Project Management
Manages IT projects as they progress from design to production. Ensures completion of essential functions required to ensure consistent, quality, successful delivery of assigned projects, while managing competing demands of scope, schedule, cost, risk, quality and stakeholder expectations.
IT Security & Risk Management
Provides security engineering, risk management, operational support, and consultation. Develops, enforces, and audits security policies and procedures such as access, breach escalation, use of firewalls, and encryption routines. Conducts and reports on internal investigations, develops risk analysis scenarios and response procedures. Evaluates and recommends security products, services, and/or procedures to enhance productivity and effectiveness. Oversees security awareness programs and provides education on security policies and practices. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems.
IT Service & Process Management
Designs, develops, implements, maintains, supports and continually improves key processes as defined by IT service management (ITSM/ITIL). Accountable for process quality. Ensures alignment of processes to IT service management frameworks and best practices adopted by the organization. These processes include incident management, request management, change management, service level management, configuration management, problem management and knowledge management. Includes carrying out emergency fixes, determining and addressing other impacts. Participates in projects varying in size, scope, risk and impact. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems and processes.
IT Training & Engagement
Responsible for training programs/courses for centrally-based IT professionals as well as employee end-users. Duties include: developing and delivering training courses/materials focused on the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of off-the-shelf and customized end user systems and software applications; applying foundational knowledge of IT software and systems to design curriculum/content (tests, visual aids, etc.), select appropriate delivery mechanisms (i.e., classroom, webcast, e-learning, etc.), and conduct training; developing documentation for custom applications and packaged applications, using a variety of delivery mediums; developing and monitoring metrics for evaluating training course effectiveness.
Network Engineering
Designs and implements enterprise network and communication systems and solutions for the university. Configures network components, troubleshoots and resolves networking problems, and evaluates new networking technologies and products. Manages the integration, provisioning, and procurement of voice, data, and video networking technologies. Creates and develops network architecture design solutions for infrastructure systems.
Network Operations
Installs, configures, administers, supports, repairs, and maintains the University's computer network equipment to ensure optimal performance. Monitors network performance. Identifies and resolves networking problems.
Platform Engineering & Architecture
Responsible for the underlying design of technical IT components and systems to support a University-wide, shared information environment. Adopts cloud computing technologies, infrastructures, and applications to meet the University's needs and requirements. Works with technical staff to integrate hardware, software, and network interfaces to form a system. Utilizing complex models and concepts, positions address problems of systems integration, compatibility, and multiple platforms. Duties include: conducting feasibility studies, evaluating cost, analyzing user needs, developing testing criteria, and establishing documentation to support new systems. Positions are centrally located and serve University-wide systems.
Server Administration
Designs, builds and manages on-premise and cloud physical and virtual servers, backup, storage and operating systems, including disaster recovery solutions. Responsible for provisioning, monitoring, tuning, capacity planning, security, troubleshooting and support. Researches and provides technical guidance on new and existing products.
Instructional Technology
Works with faculty members in the design, development and modification of instructional programs. Helps faculty employ the use of instructional technology and serves as the technology expert.
Generalist
Works with faculty members in the design, development and modification of instructional programs. Helps faculty employ the use of instructional technology and serves as the technology expert.
Legal and Compliance
Monitors and promotes compliance with University policies and regulations imposed by external agencies and local, state, and federal laws. Assesses risk of non-compliance and recommends measures to mitigate these risks. Investigates allegations of non-compliance. Participates in the development of policies to promote compliance. Advises faculty, staff and senior administrators on compliance/regulatory issues. Provides compliance/regulatory training to University faculty, staff, and students. Provides legal or regulatory advice and representation to faculty, staff, senior administrators, and the board of trustees.
Accessibility
Ensures that the university complies with its outside regulatory requirements and internal policies. May review and set standards for outside communications, or may examine facilities to ensure that they are accessible and safe.
Audit
Audits information, systems, and processes to ensure compliance with laws, policies, and good business practices. Reports findings and makes recommendations for improvements.
Compliance
Monitors risks to ensure compliance with federal, state, and other regulations. Provides compliance information, analysis, and recommendations to leadership.
Legal
Provides legal advice and counsel to the university. Advises students on legal rights, obligations, and related matters. Performs paralegal work in legal data collection and analysis.
Legal Support
Provides administrative assistance to the legal team, including assistance with and drafting of correspondence, copying/scanning documents, preparing and sending overnight mail, scheduling meetings and conference calls, and the organization of a departmental filing system.
Ombuds
Provides impartial, informal, independent, and confidential conflict resolution services to faculty, staff, and students.
Student Accessibility
Ensures an accessible and inclusive campus experience for students through the facilitation of accommodations and proactive, barrier-free design; maintains University compliance with the ADA and other laws; and promotes a progressive awareness of disability and access informed by disability studies and Universal Design through innovative programs, services, and outreach.
Library Services/Museum
Develops and implements library and museum services and programs that best serve the University community. Collaborates with academic colleagues, students, and outside scholars to ensure that library and museum collections are easily accessible and support academic research and instruction. Monitors library policies to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws as well as University policy. Utilize expertise in library and museum related issues as well as knowledge of current issues and trends within the library/museum community to support/contribute to the library/museum’s short- and long-range strategic plans.
Administrative Specialist
Provides administrative direction in support of the Libraries’ strategic initiatives. Examples include high level management, planning and assessment, and if not placed in another Job Family, this could also include marketing/communication, business manager, human resources, development, and facilities management.
Digital Specialist
Provides specialized expertise in digital information delivery and services such as web design and management, digital content selection/creation/management, scholarly communications, institutional repositories, and the curation of digital collections.
Functional Specialist
Provides specialized expertise in a particular function of information management. Example functions include, but are not limited to: preservation, archives, cataloging/metadata analyses, acquisitions, etc.
Library Support
Applies technical knowledge and skills in support of library services and information management.
Museum
Schedules and prepares exhibits for the museum. Other duties can include managing daily operations and/or financial activities of the museum.
Subject Specialist
Provides specialized expertise through collection management, research support, and instruction within a disciplinary area of information management.
Media Production
Creates content and programming for a variety of media platforms including radio, television, and web. Delivers relevant programming to the community designed to engage listeners and viewers. Assists programs across campus in producing media content related to coursework and extracurricular activities.
Audio/Visual Services
Provide solutions to facilitate instruction or services using audio and video technology and other electronic media, which may involve editing, designing and/or production.
Broadcast Communications
Develops and manages content, planning, coordinating, and administering radio and television programs. Includes programming, production, scheduling, training, digital and/ or analog editing, accounting, and organizing related events.
Broadcast Technology
Operates and maintains system tools and equipment used in broadcasting.
Video Production
Oversees the production of video projects to support the instructional and marketing needs for the University.
Records Management
Oversees file storage and records management. Organizes, converts, and integrates files for storage. Locates and retrieves records as requested.
Generalist
Oversees file storage and records management. Organizes, converts, and integrates files for storage. Locates and retrieves records as requested.
Research Administration
Provides research administration, compliance, and outreach. Function encompasses activities related to the full lifecycle of research administration including identification of funding sources, proposal submission, contract negotiation, sub-award issuance, post-award administration, compliance review and approval, licensing, technology transfer, and creation of marketable business venture. Jobs in this function focus on the development, facilitation, implementation, evaluation, and administration of a wide variety of research programs and initiatives.
Contracts & Grants
Participates in contract proposals and negotiations. Directs and manages the authorization and transmittal of all proposals to federal, state, and private funding agencies, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and institutional policies. Monitors grants and contracts to ensure expenses are being paid according to contract. Maintains contract renewal schedules.
Research Compliance
Ensures research is in compliance with policies regarding the use of human subjects, laboratory animals, and biological agents. Develops, directs and implements compliance program components including protocol and consent form review, record keeping, monthly and annual reporting, and program evaluation. Identifies protocols that need reviewed.
Strategy
Includes a broad spectrum of strategic, proactive, and capacity building activities designed to enable and enhance the competitiveness of research programs and proposals for extramural support. Activities may include: funding opportunity identification and targeted dissemination; grant and contract proposal development; research team building; interaction with funding agencies, institutional research and leadership; interaction with institutional federal relations; and outreach activities and training.
Technology Commercialization
Serves the University community by connecting industry with University expertise and inventions for the public good, promoting economic development and increasing research visibility.
Research & Labs
Provides support and expertise to the design, implementation, and evaluation of various research projects or laboratory environments. Functions include providing technical and professional expertise to projects such as research design and implementation; instrumentation; equipment development, maintenance, and management; statistical and data management; training and oversight regarding safe laboratory operations; supervision and training of students; and participation and authoring of research reports.
Engineering
Involves conducting or assisting with engineering lab work and research.
Lab Management
Establishes, implements, and monitors laboratory policies and procedures. Ensures lab operations are efficient, effective, and comply with established procedures.
Life Sciences
Involves conducting or assisting with life sciences lab work and research.
Medical
Involves conducting or assisting with medical lab work and research.
Physical Sciences
Involves conducting or assisting with physical sciences lab work and research.
Social Sciences
Involves conducting or assisting with social sciences lab work and research.
Risk Management
Identifies and addresses all types of risk confronting the enterprise of the University or the safety of faculty, staff, students and the community. Develops, implements, and promotes campus safety programs.
Emergency Planning
Develops and executes emergency preparedness programs/plans, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and institutional requirements. Provides education and training to individuals and departments.
Environmental Hazards
Supports University staff, faculty, and students in the safety of laboratories, facilities, equipment, etc., by ensuring compliance with safety/health regulations through inspection, testing, consultation, coaching, training, recommendation, and other methods.
Fire
Inspects and maintains fire detection and suppression systems in all University buildings. Conducts tests, inspects working areas, machinery, equipment, and working conditions to ensure compliance with occupational safety and health regulations.
Insurance
Responsible for protecting the institution from harm and representing the institution in the insurance market.
Radiation
Involves reducing the risk of exposure to radiation and radioactive materials and ensures compliance with university, state, and federal regulations.
Risk
Oversees environmental safety compliance and program management. Develops and implements institution safety policy and training programs, coordinates with government regulators, plans and monitors the use of potentially hazardous material, and establishes risk assessment and emergency response plans.
Student Affairs
Develops, implements, facilitates, and evaluates various programs focused on assisting students in successfully integrating into the University environment. Programs support student academic life at the University and ensure the physical, social, cultural, and psychological well-being of students.
Recreation
Provides instructional or program activities related to recreation, leisure, and fitness. Assists in planning and directing a comprehensive recreation program for students, faculty, and staff, including intramural and sports clubs. May be responsible for some facilities management.
Strategy
Responsible for strategic development of systems, processes, learning experiences and networks that support achievement of desired academic and career outcomes including the overall student experience. Strategies ensure students successfully integrate into the institution's environment and thrive personally and academically.
Student Housing
Responsible for the direction of all residence hall operations for students. Also may administer off-campus housing programs.
Student Life & Development
Develops and implements student non-academic programs, services, and activities, including residential life, social events, public service, student conduct, leadership development, student organization advising, and other areas.