University of Wyoming MBA

Research Analyst

• Conduct investigative research requiring the application and analysis of standard tests and procedures as defined by the project.
• Supervise a field crew of 4-8 people
• Coordinate with graduate students on the project
• Travel to sites associated with project to collect data/specimens.
• Aid in hiring and training new field technicians
• Oversee monthly reports to funding agency and VINE Team
• Oversee equipment maintenance
• Help organize monthly outreach
• Communicate with field technicians, graduate students, and PIs on the project in an efficient and respectful manner.

Research Associate I – Tarwater Field Crew Leader, Zoology & Physiology

Content Writer

• Write federal, foundation, corporate and other grant proposals, including Letters of Intent (LOI)s, reports, budgets and funder correspondences with limited supervision.
• Collaborate with leadership on short-term and long-term development planning, including operating plans, budgets and revenue projections to develop effective working relationships with Board Members, volunteers, government and Foundation representatives and others to nurture their connection to the organization.
• Identify potential sources of funding and revenue including federal, state, corporate and nonprofit.
• Coordinate efforts of key staff members to ensure that documents are completed by the specific deadlines for grant proposals monitor progress and ensure timely submissions.
• Use various data sources to run reports and write summaries of results for internal and external use (grant applications and reports, public relations pieces, etc.)
• Stay up to date on healthcare issues and policies to incorporate into grant-writing and public relations materials, including preparing PR materials, fact sheets, newsletters, press releases and media packets.
• Initiate and oversee implementation of special projects.

Grant Writer

Journalist

• Research and report on environmental issues that are pertinent to Wyoming and reflect its role and involvement in state, national, and global arenas. Monitor and report on implication of natural resources/energy on the economy and livability issues in Wyoming. Create news reports, features, and research that can be accessed across multiple platforms including radio online (including video), and print Meet national criteria in terms of quality and quantity.
• Coordinating with the News Managing Editor, contribute to WPM’s natural resources/energy online/digital activity, ensuring that content is posted with audio, graphics, interpretive charts and video. Write material for articles, and coordinate with publication editors.
• Moderate chats and related social media and in-person activities that support the network’s outreach role in environmental reporting, focusing on natural resources, energy, and their effects on Wyoming. Organize and lead discussions and forums in conjunction with senior news staff.
• Collaborate with state and national entities to submit content across multiple platforms and ensure that Wyoming’s stories are disseminated nationally and globally.
• Provide general reporting as needed; anchor network news, as assigned.
• Engage in podcast activity related to wildlife, animals, and American National Park activity as assigned. Bring both creative and production skills to the WPM podcast initiatives.
• Participate in management meetings; track activity for reports to granting funders, contribute to creating persuasive grant applications focusing on natural resources and energy.

News Anchor/Reporter II

Director

• Conduct soil sampling, plant growth measurements, and data collection
• Frequent travel to the fields for setting up and maintaining experimental plots
• Assisting with greenhouse experiments
• Recording and organizing field data accurately
• Other tasks as assigned

Hourly Pooled, Summer Field Technician – Soil Amendment

Accountant

• Oversee and administer the expanding portfolio of federal, state, and private grants and contracts for the School of Energy Resources (SER), ensuring compliance with both sponsor requirements and university policies.
• Manage daily financial operations, including comprehensive accounting processes, expenditure tracking, and account reconciliation for SER’s grant-funded projects.
• Generate and maintain precise records of grant transactions and financial activity, producing detailed monthly financial reports for internal and external stakeholders.
• Collaborate with Principal Investigators (PIs) and other SER staff to develop and manage budgets for new grant proposals, ensuring alignment with financial guidelines and regulatory requirements.
• Ensure adherence to the University of Wyoming, state, and federal regulations, as well as sponsor-specific terms and conditions. Support PIs in ensuring compliance with federal regulations under OMB Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200) and prepare quarterly SF-425 reports.
• Utilize the WyoCloud system to process non-PO invoices, contracts, sub-award agreements, purchase requisitions, procurement card transactions, and expense reports.
• Monitor and verify project effort using the University’s Effort Compensation Compliance (EEC) system to ensure accurate reporting of effort across grant-funded projects.
• Serve as a key resource for internal and external grant-related inquiries, collaborating closely with various SER-sponsored Centers, both internal and external, on proposal and budget development, and ongoing financial analysis.
• Analyze complex financial and operational data, recommending and implementing best practices for grant management. Review business practices, policies, and procedures to ensure alignment with industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Research Associate I – Tarwater Field Crew Leader, Zoology & Physiology

Grant Writer

News Anchor/Reporter II

Hourly Pooled, Summer Field Technician – Soil Amendment

Grant Accountant