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. Use early alert system to track and outreach to at-risk students. Maintain documentation of interactions with students and accurate student records and monitor academic progress. Participate in
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concentrations associated with other degree programs represented in the multiple tracks available to DMSc students (School of Law, School of Business, Health informatics, etc.) Develop DMSc Master Schedule and
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, nonprofits, or industry, preferably with a focus on technical or AI-driven products or services. Track Record: Demonstrated capacity to deliver products and deliverables on time. Prior experience managing
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the program. This is a full time, non-tenure track faculty position, primarily working with students in the College of Engineering’s Multidisciplinary Graduate Engineering (MGEN) Department on the Arlington, VA
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About the Opportunity The College of Professional Studies at Northeastern University invites applications for a non-tenure track part time faculty lecturer in Commerce & Economic Development
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) inspections, preparing and coordinating hazardous waste shipments and maintaining accurate hazardous waste tracking records. Conduct routine inspections of oil storage areas and assist in maintaining the SPCC
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authorization required. This is a non-tenure track renewable position. Positions are available contingent upon enrollment, funding, and departmental needs. Stipend rates per course. Position is not-benefits
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. Experience working with international students is a plus. A history of successful teaching at the graduate level is strongly preferred. US work authorization is required. This is a non-tenure track renewable
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About the Opportunity The Finance Group of the D’Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University invites applications for open-rank non-tenure track visiting faculty positions in Boston
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, non-tenure track, renewable appointment. Faculty enjoy a collegial work environment that allows for work-life balance, and are expected to be available to students, whether in-person or virtually