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$63,000 to $77,000 annually. Based on the part-time schedule, the actual annual pay will be approximately $35,280 to $43,120. The Program Coordinator provides administrative support to the Writing Program
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: 276804147 Department Princeton Writing Program Category Academic Administration Job Type Part-Time Overview The Program Coordinator position is a 0.5 FTE who works 75% duty time (27.2 hours/week) for 9 months
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Reporting to the associate dean & director of student leadership and engagement, the student organizations program coordinator plays an important role in advising undergraduate student organizations
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oversee installation of building automation systems, communication networks, computers and instrumentation hardware. Ability to install and oversee installation software algorithms for distributed
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, commercial and institutional power distribution systems. Performs preventive maintenance, tests and diagnosis of electrical and elevator systems. Representative examples of work includes, but is not limited
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strategies and facilitate research priorities for the robotics program holistically. - Partner with the Director to assist with relationship cultivation and management both internally at Princeton and
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grow the computer science and distributed infrastructure aspects underpinning AI4Science at scale. In addition, the incumbent will be mentored and work with CSD Leadership, participate in building core
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initiatives. The Director is on the leadership team of the Office of Communications, which is responsible for the distribution of news and information about the University, the content and design of
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exhibitions in its downtown venue Art@Bainbridge. When the new building opens, the Art Museum will open with 32 galleries and initiate its new exhibitions program with seven annual exhibitions onsite and on
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laboratory-level activities and University oversight responsibilities with support from the OVP for PPPL leadership. Ensure that clear and timely contract-related communications are appropriately distributed