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funded by a grant, soft and/or restricted funds. Continued employment is contingent on the renewal of funding. Hiring Range: This position offers a salary of $72,000-$76,000, commensurate with education
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engagement goals of the organization. The ideal candidate is either someone who has served in this capacity in a higher education or other non-profit organization or who has a legal background in estate and
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. Position Summary The Temporary Administrative Assistant for the Office of the Division of Student Life and Undergraduate Education will provide critical support by managing administrative tasks, maintaining
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educational opportunities for career changers, game-changers, lifelong learners, and everyone in between. We are committed to pushing the boundaries of digital innovation and delivering exceptional solutions
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authority to represent the University in negotiations and to assess and mitigate institutional risk. They are a strategic thinker who can navigate competing priorities, develop effective solutions, and
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arrangements may be subject to change. Hiring Salary: $63,100 - $80,400 *Exempt (salaried) positions under FLSA are not eligible for overtime. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor's degree In lieu of the education
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mentor, promoting the adoption of reproducible research methodologies and a consistent advanced analytics framework across the team. By leveraging domain expertise in higher education and advanced
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strategic vision, anchored by excellence in research, transformative undergraduate education, and deep engagement with the city of Houston. The Chief will play a pivotal role in ensuring a campus environment
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Administrator serves in a critical role within School Literacy & Culture, a division of Rice University's Center for Education. This role works with the Assistant and Associate Directors at School Literacy
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track activities. They will lead and advise faculty and research personnel on how to plan, prepare, and write grant proposals to enable highly competitive extramural research funding (e.g. federal