University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Resource Coordinator
Lafayette, LA
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About the role
- Provides information to the Director concerning Institute oversight, including the tracking, forecasting, and managing of institute-wide and grant-specific timelines, milestones and budgets.
- Assists in the coordination of student involvement in research projects.
- Helps prepare federal, state, and foundation grant applications in collaboration with research investigators.
Responsibilities
- Under the supervision of the Director of the Institute for Materials Research and Innovation the Resource Coordinator: independently manages the business function (managing budget, overseeing R D grant expenditures, upgrading of the labs and facilities, managing hires, planning events, etc.) of the various research projects.
- Independently manages research facility maintenance and improvement projects, including procurement, and asset management.
- independently manages the business function (managing budget, overseeing R D grant expenditures, upgrading of the labs and facilities, managing hires, planning events, etc.) of the various research projects.
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