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> Auburn University solicits applications and nominations for the Director of
> Contracts and Grants Administration.  Auburn University is a comprehensive
> Land-Grant University committed to the pursuit of excellence through
> teaching, research and extension.  Auburn University had a total organized
> research program of approximately $70 million in FY 93.  The position
> reports to the Associate Provost and Vice President for Research and has
> administrative responsibility for all aspects of pre- and post-awards
> except for the accounting responsibilities.
>
> Qualifications:  Minimum of a B.S. degree with 7 years of direct or related
> experience working in grant and contract administration or a master's
> degree with 6 years of equivalent experience.  University experience is
> preferred.
>
> Salary:  Competitive and commensurate with qualifications.
>
> The position requires:
>
> *       management and administration of a seven person Office of Contracts
> and Grants Administration.
>
> *       review, negotiation, and approval of proposals and contracts on
> behalf of the University.
>
> *       expertise in and working knowledge of federal regulations and
> funding agencies regulations.
>
> *       assisting the faculty with proposal preparation and pre-award and
> post-award administration of sponsored projects.
>
> Review of candidates will begin on September 1, 1994.  Applications should
> include a resume and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three
> references.  Nominations and applications should be sent to:
>
>                                         Dr. Christine W. Curtis
>                                         Office of the Associate Provost and
>                                         Vice President for Research
>                                         202 Samford Hall
>                                         Auburn University, AL  36849-5112
>
> Auburn University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer.
> Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.