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Lecturer - Game Design & Development - 36436 Faculty Description Lecturer - Game Design and Development (pool) College of Engineering & Applied Science Engage. Educate. Empower. Join UCCS as a
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, have the ability to deliver presentations/trainings, a good understanding of adult learning theories, and an appreciation for higher education. The individual in this position will be in a customer
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Foundation Trustees receptions and President and Chancellor’s football suite. Responsible for the deployment and management of tools and processes that support stewardship activities across the CU system
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the University of Colorado Denver invites applications for one full-time tenure track Assistant Professor position(s) in Management, with an emphasis in Strategic Management or Organization Theory (or related
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Department offers BS, BA and BI degrees in Computer Science; BI degrees in Game Design and Development, and Cybersecurity; MS in Computer Science and ME in Cybersecurity; and PhD degrees in Computer Science
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, typography, and color theory is a plus. Special Instructions to Applicants: · Applications submitted by July 27th, 2025 will receive full consideration. · Applications submitted through email or surface mail
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to Summer Camps Kids Night Out, and Birthday Parties. Supervise and actively participate in a variety of indoor and outdoor activities, including swimming, climbing, arts and crafts, teambuilding games
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the head coach in developing and implementing game plans. Maintain and increase knowledge of softball training and coaching techniques. Supervise the training, development, and placement of staff personnel
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engagements for the benefit of the university. The individual in this position: (1) possesses knowledge associated with the professional practice of internal auditing; (2) applies theories, methods, principles
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, Counseling and Helping Skills, Ethics and Character Development, Mental Health Triage and First Aid, Research and Statistics, Group Dynamics and Group Leadership, College Teaching and Learning, Theories