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interpersonal skills. Preferred Qualifications A Master’s degree is preferred. Familiarity with developmental advising theory, student development, best practices for retention of first-generation college
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theory to provide developmental supervision and mentorship for student leaders Coordinates between priorities of UHP and student groups, including identifying opportunities for collaboration and navigating
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. Research Tasks (95%): Help formulate a model that accounts (i) for fluid flow in the fracture according to lubrication theory, (ii) pore pressure diffusion and back stress according to poroelasticity, and
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of appointment. Specific research areas of study include high energy phenomenology, field theory, astroparticle physics and cosmology. About the Department School of Physics and Astronomy: https://cse.umn.edu
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and the court; and theories of state and law. Tasks will include academic research and research of law and organizing campaigns; work products will include research memos and literature reviews
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applications; creating evaluation plans, logic models, and theories of change; tailoring data collection instruments; and managing individual and team projects from start to finish. This includes analyzing large
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applications; creating evaluation plans, logic models, and theories of change; tailoring data collection instruments; and managing individual and team projects from start to finish. This includes analyzing large
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finance, or commodity marketing. Teach a graduate-level course in microeconomic theory or applied econometrics. The typical teaching load is 2-4 courses per academic year (6-9 credit hours), averaging 3
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and verification, domain-specific computing, heterogeneous architectures, hardware-algorithm co-design, quantum, and physics-inspired computing. AI: Expertise in algorithms, theory, and applications
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students. Instructors will be evaluated by students and faculty. Possible undergraduate courses include: Marriage and Family Worldwide; Internship in Psychology; Theories of Personality; Discipline and