University of South Carolina
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Job summary
Job post source
This job is directly from University of South Carolina
Job overview
The Lecturer and EPPS Research Director role at the University of South Carolina involves leading research and program development in public safety, focusing on grant management and strategic partnerships.
Responsibilities and impact
The role requires managing research grants, consulting with public safety partners, developing and implementing programs, overseeing budgets, building multidisciplinary teams, and conducting program evaluations.
Experience and skills
Candidates should have experience with grant writing, program management, budget oversight, team building, performance assessment, strategic partnerships, social science research, and effective communication with law enforcement and academic audiences; higher education teaching experience is also required.
Company overview
The University of South Carolina (USC) is a prominent public research university located in Columbia, South Carolina. Established in 1801, USC offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various disciplines, including business, engineering, law, and medicine. The university generates revenue through tuition fees, state funding, research grants, and donations. USC is known for its strong emphasis on research, innovation, and community engagement, making it a significant contributor to both local and global academic advancements.
How to land this job
Position your resume to highlight your experience with public safety partnerships, grant writing, and managing research or practice-oriented grants, as these are key for the Lecturer and EPPS Research Director role at University of South Carolina.
Emphasize your skills in program development, strategic project management, budget oversight, and building diverse multi-disciplinary teams, along with your ability to conduct program evaluations and manage implementation timelines.
Apply through multiple channels including the University of South Carolina’s official career site and LinkedIn to maximize your application visibility for this specialized academic and research role.
Connect with faculty and staff in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice or related divisions on LinkedIn, using ice breakers such as asking about recent research projects they’re excited about or inquiring how they integrate social science research into public safety practices.
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