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at the Contemplative Sciences Center

The Contemplative Sciences Center is looking for the following candidates to fill the positions or participate in studies:

The Temp Community Programs Coordinator position will support the Assistant Director of Programs with coordination & operations of current engaged community partnership programs and setting up the foundations for a student community action program. Learn more and apply to the Temp Community Programs Coordinator position
The Contemplative Sciences Center at the University of Virginia is seeking a Lab Coordinator for its CIRCL, Contemplative Innovation + Research Co-Lab. Learn more and apply to the Circl Lab Coordinator position.
The Operations Coordinator supports the daily operations and overall functionality of the Contemplative Commons. This role oversees student Operations Assistants, ensures the facility is maintained to a high standard, provides on-the-ground support for programs, classes, and events, and secures the building at the end of each day. The Operations Coordinator works closely with staff, faculty, and event organizers to ensure smooth and efficient use of space and resources. Learn more and apply to the Operations Coordinator position.
The Event Coordinator assists with a variety of event activities, including processing facility reservation requests, supporting client accounts, maintaining vendor relationships, and helping to plan and execute events. They gather cost information and make recommendations to clients. Event Coordinators compile event material, run usage reports, process billing, and update the event calendar, as necessary. They coordinate details and event logistics and adhere to a budget. Learn more and apply to the Event Coordinator position.
The CSC research team seeks adults aged 18-70 to participate in a study exploring contemplative experiences in Virtual Reality (VR), sleep health, and cognitive flexibility. Learn more and apply to the Lucid Dreaming study.
The CSC research team seeks adults aged 18-24 to participate in a study exploring the link between environments and meditation to understand how different environments affect meditation. Learn more and apply to the Meditation in Nature study.