Temporary Sterile Processing Technician

The Accounting area of the Costello College of Business at George Mason University has opportunities for two Tenure-Line Assistant Professor of Accounting appointments to teach accounting courses starting Fall 2027. Both positions are full-time with benefits. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications.

The Talent Development Assistant will support executive scheduling and support initiatives across the Talent Development Center of Excellence (CoE), including workplace coaching, faculty and staff engagement, and organizational development and learning.

Lead premier executive conferences, presidential engagements, academic convenings, and high-profile institutional events while driving operational excellence, client satisfaction, and revenue growth. This leadership role oversees event strategy, service innovation, performance metrics, AI-enabled process improvements, and team development to deliver exceptional experiences. Ideal candidates bring 7-10+ years of executive event management experience, strong stakeholder engagement skills, and a proven track record of leading complex operations in fast-paced, customer-focused environments.

Launch your law enforcement career with the George Mason University Police Department. We are now recruiting Communications Officers to join our team and attend the October 2026 Basic Dispatcher Course.

To support James Madison University and the Finance Department objectives of efficient use of resources through prudent fiscal stewardship. Specifically, to support the activities of Capital, Debt and Indirect Cost Accounting. This includes the preparation of accurate and timely financial reports, schedules, working papers and journal entries, ensuring accuracy and integrity of data in capital construction, lease and indirect cost accounting while interpreting and complying with university and state policies and procedures.

In an effort to foster the development of a grant-seeking culture at JMU, the Office of Sponsored Programs-Administrative Services (OSP-AS) is seeking two Grants Specialists to coordinate all aspects of pre-award proposal presentation, pre-award budgeting, pre-award compliance review, and post-award non-financial grant management in accordance with university, state, federal, and funding agency rules and regulations. A Grants Specialist is responsible for (1) those tasks related to the evaluation and review of grant/contract proposal(s) for correct format and compliance requirements; (2) those tasks involved in projecting and analyzing complex budget projections to ensure conformity with the technical proposal and adherence to federal, state, and university policies; (3) those tasks involved in funding application package review for accuracy, evaluation of academic and fiscal issue involved in proposed projects, facilitating sign-off on proposals, contracts, and closeout reports ensuring all guidelines are met, research potential funding resources, and interpreting complex guidelines; (4) those tasks involved in award processing including reviews of incoming award documents, negotiation and resolution of issues with sponsors, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations and university controls in the administration of grants, contracts, and subawards.