Miami University College of Education, Health and Society

Student

• Perform general light cleaning of facilities, including restrooms, vacuuming, and trash removal
• Set event rooms with tables, chairs, dance floors, and stages
• Perform occasional snow removal and salt spreading
• Sweep entrances and dock areas
• Work evening shifts between 5pm and 11pm, Monday through Saturday
• Complete assignments under close supervision and follow established procedures

Evening Student Assistant

Teaching Assistant

• Teach undergraduate mathematics courses, primarily introductory mathematics, precalculus, calculus, and possibly mathematics education courses
• Prepare and deliver lectures and hands-on learning activities
• Assess student learning through assignments, projects, quizzes, and exams
• Maintain accurate grade records and submit grades according to university deadlines and guidelines
• Hold regular office hours to support student learning
• Provide academic advising
• Engage in departmental, college, and university service
• Coordinate sections of high-enrollment courses as needed
• Adhere to departmental, college, and university policies

Assistant Teaching Professor – Mathematics

Assistant

• Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in the Marketing Department
• Maintain an active research program
• Contribute to innovative curriculum development beyond foundational marketing toward technology-enabled marketing practice
• Prepare students for a rapidly evolving marketing landscape shaped by emerging technologies, shifting media, and data-driven customer expectations
• Publish research in high-quality peer-reviewed journals
• Contribute to the department’s research strengths
• Pursue scholarship addressing contemporary challenges in marketing
• Provide service to the profession and university

Assistant Professor

Audiologist

• Provide direct patient care for patients with hearing and/or balance disorders
• Select and fit hearing aids
• Supervise student clinicians in screenings, evaluations and aural rehabilitation
• Participate in service-delivery decisions within the audiology program
• Provide screenings, evaluations and relevant treatment for hearing-related needs
• Support clinical education of undergraduate and graduate Speech Pathology and Audiology students
• Perform other duties assigned by the Chair or Director of Clinical Education and Operations
• Report to the Department Chair

• Develop and teach undergraduate and/or graduate courses aligned with the candidate’s expertise and departmental instructional needs
• Develop course materials and incorporate appropriate instructional technologies
• Assess student learning and contribute to curriculum development
• Establish and maintain an active research agenda
• Pursue publications, presentations, research collaborations, and external funding opportunities as appropriate
• Advise and mentor undergraduate and graduate students on academic planning, research, careers, and professional growth
• Engage students in research and scholarly activities when appropriate
• Participate in departmental, college, and university service activities
• Contribute to committees, program development, recruitment, outreach, and strategic priorities
• Maintain professional development and engagement within the field
• Contribute to the intellectual and academic community of the department and university

Assistant/Associate Professor – ECE

• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Digital Marketing and AI, Content Marketing, Social Media Marketing, and/or the Digital Marketing Capstone
• Maintain an active research program
• Publish scholarship in high-quality peer-reviewed journals
• Contribute to innovative curriculum development beyond foundational digital marketing toward technology-enabled marketing practice
• Prepare students for a rapidly evolving marketing landscape shaped by emerging technologies, shifting media, and data-driven customer expectations
• Contribute to the department’s research strengths and pursue scholarship addressing contemporary marketing challenges
• Provide service to the profession and university

Research Analyst

• Conduct and oversee data collection, analysis, and manuscript writing
• Assist with establishing the Wagner Lab at Miami University
• Oversee projects
• Order equipment and supplies
• Coordinate fieldwork
• Coordinate and facilitate meetings with project teams
• Potentially mentor Miami undergraduate researchers and MS student researchers
• Advance understanding of anthropogenic stressors on aquatic ecosystems and fisheries, including climate change, emerging contaminants, invasive species, and land use change
• Work with dynamic and interdisciplinary teams to develop integrative, multidisciplinary science providing a system-level understanding of aquatic ecosystems and fish population dynamics

Research Associate – Aquatic Ecology, Fisheries Research

• Establish a nationally recognized, externally funded research program in theoretical Quantum Information Science and Technology
• Teach undergraduate and graduate-level physics courses
• Mentor students across undergraduate, MS, and PhD programs
• Provide departmental and institutional service
• Expand existing quantum research capabilities
• Establish new research directions and interdisciplinary collaborations

Assistant Professor – Quantum Information Science and Technology, Theory

• Develop a nationally recognized, externally funded experimental QIST research program
• Teach undergraduate and graduate-level physics courses
• Mentor undergraduate, MS, and PhD students
• Provide service to the institution
• Expand the department’s quantum research capabilities
• Establish new research directions and foster interdisciplinary collaboration
• Contribute to university-wide quantum initiatives and national QIST partnerships

Assistant Professor – Quantum Information Science and Technology, Experiment

• Teach courses primarily in the undergraduate curriculum
• Potentially contribute to the new combined Bachelor's/Master's program through teaching and/or advising
• Teach introductory courses in biopsychology, psychopathology, social psychology, research methods, and statistics
• Potentially teach advanced courses in the candidate's area of expertise
• Advise undergraduate students
• Provide meaningful service to the Psychology Department and University
• Support the University's teaching mission through high-quality instruction and curriculum development

Assistant Teaching Professor – Psychology

• Develop and maintain an active research program involving undergraduate and graduate trainees
• Pursue research with potential for external funding
• Engage in innovative teaching
• Teach graduate and undergraduate courses in cognition/neuroscience
• Advise graduate and undergraduate students
• Perform university and professional service
• Collaborate with neuroscience researchers across the department and university

Assistant Professor – Cognitive Neuroscience

Software Engineer

• Teach undergraduate and/or graduate courses in Paper Science and Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and related topics
• Mentor students
• Contribute service to the department and university
• Maintain a typical teaching load of 24 semester credit hours per year
• Dedicate approximately 80% of workload to teaching and 20% to service
• Launch and grow impactful research programs while contributing to the training of future leaders in the paper industry

Assistant/Associate Teaching Professor – Paper Science and Engineering

Associate

• Provide quality undergraduate-level teaching in Finance
• Advise students
• Provide service to the profession and University
• Begin the position in the spring semester of 2027
• Contribute to the Finance Department within the Farmer School of Business

Associate Teaching Professor

Accountant

• Provide accounting services as part of General Accounting
• Support management of physical fixed assets and debt accounting
• Prepare journal entries and various reports for the University
• Perform monthly and year-end general ledger close
• Create, record, and approve journal entries
• Track and update capital expenditures and capitalize approved expenses
• Perform annual physical inspections of University assets
• Track lessee and lessor leases and prepare annual lease-accounting journal entries
• Set up and monitor University projects
• Process procurement invoices related to capital projects
• Assist with annual audit footnote disclosures
• Track and record University bonds and debt transactions
• Prepare accurate and timely monthly general ledger account reconciliations
• Perform other duties as assigned

Evening Student Assistant

Assistant Teaching Professor – Mathematics

Assistant Professor

Audiologist

Assistant/Associate Professor – ECE

Assistant Professor

Research Associate – Aquatic Ecology, Fisheries Research

Assistant Professor – Quantum Information Science and Technology, Theory

Assistant Professor – Quantum Information Science and Technology, Experiment

Assistant Teaching Professor – Psychology

Assistant Professor – Cognitive Neuroscience

Assistant/Associate Teaching Professor – Paper Science and Engineering

Associate Teaching Professor

Staff Accountant, Capital