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Title: PhD Student Mentor-Learning Technologies Employee Classification: PhD Student Mentor Campus: University of North Texas Division: UNT-Provost SubDivision-Department: UNT-College of Information
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• Familiarity with operating HPC clusters (e.g., bash, Python) Preferred Qualifications • HPC programming skills (e.g., modern Fortran or C/C++) • Parallel programming skills (e.g., OpenMP, MPI, OPENACC, CUDA
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. Experience in parallel programming (MPI, GPU, etc.). Proficiency in biostatistical methods. Ability to work independently and in group settings. Ability to learn quickly and apply new analytic techniques. Job
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Recreation has over 1,300 undergraduate majors and 100 graduate students (MS and PhD) across several specializations including sport and exercise psychology, exercise physiology, and sport pedagogy; PhD
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report student progress with university supervisor. Minimum Qualifications Position requires PhD level counselor, licensed in Texas. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Supervise PhD & Master students in
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Recreation has over 1,300 undergraduate majors and 100 graduate students (MS and PhD) across several specializations including sport and exercise psychology, exercise physiology, and sport pedagogy; PhD
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in an environment dedicated to advancing biomedical science. The department has numerous trainees including postdoctoral fellows, students earning DO/PhD, PhD and MS degrees. The trainees and faculty
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supporting the director and facilitating the smooth functions of conference and web development. Minimum Qualifications Position requires PhD level counselor. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Counseling and
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, Medical Laboratory Science, and Forensic Science, and Masters and PhDs in Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Environmental Science. We measure our success by the success of our students and
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. The Center is also home to the Structural Anatomy and Rehabilitation Sciences (STARS) PhD program that prepares graduate students to join the workforce as researchers and anatomy educators. The Center also