The Campus Police Officer is responsible for providing a safe environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors on campus.  The role requires law enforcement, security, and customer service skills to protect the campus and respond to emergencies.  The Campus Police Officer is responsible for patrolling the campus, enforcing laws and campus regulations, responding to calls for service, making arrests, and conducting investigations.  In addition to law enforcement duties, the Campus Police Officer may provide safety security advisories, participate in educational activities, assist with campus events, and provide customer service.  The Campus Police Officer...

The functions of the Conway School of Nursing (CSON) are to offer undergraduate and graduate master’s, DNP, and PhD programs to a) prepare professionally educated nurses who are capable of the moral, intellectual, and professional leadership needed to provide continuing quality in clinical nursing care, in nursing education, in nursing research and in nursing service, and b) to advance nursing knowledge and skill through scientific inquiry and other scholarly activity.   The Immersive Clinical Education Product Manager guides and manages the lifecycle for the clinical education products using immersive technologies designated by the Dean and developed by the CSON faculty. Develops product concepts and...

The School of Nursing offers curricula that lead to the receipt of baccalaureate, masters, doctor of nursing practice, and PhD degrees. With partners around the DC area, students have guaranteed access to a high-quality, world class clincal education. The Laboratory and Teaching Technology Specialist reports to the Vice Dean and plays a key role in coordinating the school's Microbiology and Anatomy and Physiology Lab activities in collaboration with faculty from the Biology Department. Maintains the two labs. Collaborates with Biology Department on planning for lab education and problem solving barriers to efficient and effective teaching and learning. "Nurses driven by a desire to serve and to heal."   

Catholic University of America has a job opening for a Technician in Vitreous State Laboratory located in Washington, D.C. The successful candidate will have prior experience in aggregates, cementitious materials, chemical admixtures, and concrete, and will work with a range of low-carbon construction materials for commercialization. The Technician will work as a project team member in our laboratory to actively support R&D programs in a range of geopolymer-based products such as ultrahigh and high-performance concretes, alkali-activated slag, architectural and structural concretes, fire-resistant joint compounds, self-compacting concrete, and ultralight concrete. The individual will perform standardized and specialty testing. Examples of these tests will...

The Catholic University of America has a job opening for a Melter Operator at The Vitreous State Laboratory located in Washington, D.C. We are seeking a diligent and detail-oriented individual with a background in high-temperature equipment, glass melting systems, air pollution control systems, and slurry mixing and pumping systems. Under the direction of the immediate supervisor, the successful candidate will support the operation of glass melters, air pollution control systems, operation of waste materials slurry preparations, and VSL’s...

The Program Director will help launch and manage all major aspects of this project. We are looking for an experienced professional who understands the University’s mission and character and who has an appreciation for the Aristotelian-Thomistic virtue tradition that undergirds this initiative.   The projected salary or hourly pay range for this position which represents the full range of anticipated compensation is: $60,000.

The Project Support Coordinator will assist the director with the program planning for the initiatives including: oversight of digital media and Initiative webpages, coordinate communication among advisory groups, set up all meetings associated with planning, collect and file assessment reports. The coordinator will serve as the onsite coordinator for workshops and other programs, recruiting and coordinating student volunteers, liaison with facilities and catering and collecting and collating program evaluations.