This full-time Project Coordinator will work with the site Principal Investigators and is responsible for assisting with the coordination of a NIH funded project examining the role of RealConsent on increasing bystander intervention, even when bystanders are drinking alcohol. The project is a multi-site study with community men that includes an online intervention as well as lab based alcohol administration and virtual reality assessment with young adults. The Project Coordinator’s responsibilities will include recruitment, training, and supervision of undergraduate research assistants, oversight of participant recruitment and tracking, and running baseline and laboratory sessions for the UNL site, and communication of progress to the lead project site. The Project Coordinator will also have opportunities to collaborate on scientific presentations and publications.

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Relevant coursework, or specialized training beyond high school; equivalent experience considered. Experience with behavioral research methods. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, knowledge of behavioral research.

One (1) year experience with behavioral research methods including alcohol administration and virtual reality. Experience with survey methods for quantitative and qualitative data collection software such as Qualtrics. Experience with experimental and survey research. Experience with alcohol administration and virtual reality.

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