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skills. Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite, G-mail, and Adelphi University Programs such as Moodle, Ecampus, CLASS, Degree Audit, and MyAULife. Knowledge and Experience working with
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personnel across all CEHS departments to secure these placements and through direct outreach with school districts. Continue to refine the online fieldwork application process to enable candidates to register
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. Participate in interview process for counselors and practicum students. Remain updated on delivering ethical and effective clinical supervision by abiding by NY State and national legal and ethical policies
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) Excellent interpersonal, written, and presentation skills. Ability to network with appropriate university academic and administrative offices. Computer system proficiency (word processing, spreadsheets
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confidentiality on a wide range of issues. Knowledge of University policies and procedures preferred. Good computer skills for using Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, Administrative Systems and E-mail. EDUCATIONAL
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computer skills using electronic medical record software (EMR), MS Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, popular web browsers, G-Suite and email. Experienced with providing culturally competent treatment
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multidisciplinary team. Strong computer skills using MS Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, popular web browsers, G-Suite and email. EDUCATIONAL/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Masters of Education, Psychology, Social Work
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. Strong computer skills using MS Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, popular web browsers, G-Suite and email. EDUCATIONAL/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Masters of Education, Psychology, Social Work, Counseling, or a
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will play a central role in stewarding new and existing programs and successfully integrating new programs into the College. The dean will also support the accreditation and re-accreditation processes
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collections materials; conducting general catalog maintenance and batch processes in our integrated library system (Alma by Ex Libris). Ensure the viability of our discovery layer (Primo by Ex Libris