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compliance and prevention program, Serves as Campus Fire Marshal for Amherst campus (Amherst and Mt Ida) and all other satellite locations. Essential Functions Manages all aspects of a comprehensive fire
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further committed to a program of affirmative action to eliminate or mitigate artificial barriers and to increase opportunities for the recruitment and advancement of qualified minorities, women, persons
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recreation program and assists with the selection and delivery of recreation activities and student employment practices that contribute to student success and wellbeing. Essential Functions Coordinates
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(2) years of relevant accounting or grant management work experience. Strong interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills. Strong computer and technical skills (i.e. Microsoft suite
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Apply now Job no:526200 Work type:Staff Full Time Location:UMass Amherst Department: AISP Administration Union: PSU Categories:Student Affairs & Services, Program Administration/Management About
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custodial program (CAPP Hillyard Rovic) which includes housekeeping, cleaning, moving furniture, and trash removal in assigned Auxiliary Services buildings. Essential Functions Removes trash, recyclables, and
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, and Spire. Knowledge of Spreadsheets, databases, and other computer programs including: MS word, Excel, PowerPoint, and email. Physical Demands/Working Conditions Typical office environment. Work
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. Support students’ completion of the Massachusetts Candidate Assessment of Performance. Support students using assessment systems. Work with the Early Childhood Coordinator to oversee program supervisors
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through workshops, instructional seminars, and conference attendance. Develops, leads, coordinates, promotes, and evaluates a comprehensive group fitness program and a small group training program for
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. Expertise in spreadsheets, computer programming, and business analytics tools is desired. The initial appointment will be for two years, with renewal based on performance. Lecturers at UMass Amherst enjoy