Job Responsibilities:
This position requires availability prior to semester courses beginning and post-semester in order to:
Conduct human performance testing and follow-on data analysis.
Assist Human Performance Lab Director/Coordinator and other Exercise Science faculty in the management and conduct of human performance research in the laboratory and field.
Assist in concept and protocol development, data collection and analysis, and manuscript preparation and publication.
Assist the HPL Director in teaching and supervising laboratory courses
Identify, communicate, and rectify laboratory maintenance concerns, including but not limited to:
Equipment maintenance, repair, and replacement
Facilities maintenance and repair
Maintains open and frequent communication with HPL Director/Coordinator and other Exercise Science faculty regarding HPL updates, equipment, policies, procedures, and announcements.
Identifies, monitors, and addresses problematic issues within the HPL. Works in consultation with the HPL Director/Coordinator on course/program hours, length of program, policies, etc.
Minimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications
Physical Demands
Stipend for the academic year: $3000
Tuition Award: 6 credit hours for the academic year
Hours per week: 15-20
Academic Program(s): DSCI, StratCom, PHTH, ED, MBA, BDAT, Management and Leadership
Maryville University is a selective, comprehensive and nationally ranked private institution with 5,033 students. Maryville offers more than 75 degrees at the undergraduate, masters and doctoral levels to students from 49 states and 28 countries. Consistently ranked as a top private school by Forbes and Kiplinger’s, in 2012 Maryville was named the No. 1 Overperforming University in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. Maryville’s athletics teams compete in 18 men’s and women’s sports at the Division II level in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. Founded in 1872, the University is ideally situated on 130 picturesque acres in West St. Louis County.