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. The position requires strong communication and organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple tasks and projects with professionalism and a positive attitude. The Administrative
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our faculty as we are expanding our programs, engaging with our community, establishing multiple endowments and grant opportunities while hiring a substantial cohort of new faculty. Lecturers at UNM-G
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support hiring managers and leaders at multiple levels. See the Position Description for additional information. Conditions of Employment Employees who provide services or work in patient care or clinical
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Psychology Doctoral Program. The Administrative Assistant will perform a variety of administrative support and fiscal duties for the clinic and the AGORA crisis center. Performs and/or oversees a variety of
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independently and manage multiple priorities simultaneously Preferred Qualifications Associates degree or Bachelors' degree or working on completion of degree Administrative support experience Event planning and
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that academic units do not have the bandwidth to administer. The Research Support Office will report directly to the SoE Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, and will be managed by a Program Operations
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highly qualified professional for the role of Compliance Coordinator. Reporting to the Deputy Chief Compliance Officer, the Compliance Coordinator facilitates the university’s compliance program including
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student employees. Multiple positions are available and the ideal candidates will be able to work at least 15 hours per week and have availability to work during regular business hours, during the evening
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preparation, and adherence to funding requirements; serves as a liaison with project partners and funding sources as appropriate. Multiple subaward institutions and cost share are regularly involved
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, UNM offers educational benefits through the tuition remission and dependent education programs. See the Benefits home page for more information. Position Summary The University of New Mexico, School of