3 jobs found in University Park

  Description Governors State University is seeking to hire an Assistant Director for Research Development and Compliance to provide leadership and strategic support for the University’s research development goals and ensure compliance with federal and state laws and regulations, and university policies in areas of human subjects' research, animal care and use, and time and effort reporting. The Assistant Director for Research Development and Compliance will lead the efforts to advance faculty and student research initiatives and provide regulatory and administrative support to the University’s Institutional Review Board (IRB) and Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). Essential Responsibilities 20%   Designing and managing initiatives to advance research and creative activities for faculty and students. This...

  Description Governors State University is seeking to hire a Director of Clinical Education to perform the administrative functions relating to field clinical practicum in the Communication Disorders (CDIS) graduate program. The Director of Clinical Education assumes all administrative responsibility for field clinical practicum in Communication Disorders. Essential Responsibilities Organize and Oversee Implementation of Field Practicum  (70%) Oversee graduate student practicum placements; secure clinical sites, provide guidance to site supervisors, develop affiliation agreements for off-campus locations, and serve as the liaison between the university and clinical partners. Collaborate with department faculty and chair to develop and schedule clinical practicums. Work together with CDIS faculty to develop...

  Description   GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY SEEKS VISITING DIRECTOR FOR FALL 2025 SEMESTER   Governors State University’s Theatre and Performance Studies program invites applications for a Visiting Director position for the 2025-2026 season, specifically Fall 2025. A $2,700.00 stipend will be offed for this assignment.     The undergraduate program in Theatre and Performance Studies  (TAPS), launched in 2014, provides students with an innovative and engaged approach to performance. Bridging theory with practice, the verbal with the visual, the major situates performance—from theatrical presentations proper to acts of everyday life—as a transformative agent of social, cultural, political, and personal change. Committed to the art of storytelling, TAPS considers performing the stories of others, as well as of the self, imperative for initiating and sustaining a dialogue of shared human experience...