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Job no:520662 Work type:On Campus Location:Normal, Illinois Title: Program Specialist of Orientation and Training Services Division Name: Academic Affairs Department: University College Job Summary
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Job no:520576 Work type:On Campus Location:Normal, Illinois Division Name: Academic Affairs Department: Thomas Metcalf School Job Summary The Thomas Metcalf Lunch Program Coordinator is the head of
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Job no:520416 Work type:On Campus Location:Normal, Illinois Title: Academic Advisor - Honors Program Division Name: Academic Affairs Department: Honors Program Campus Location: Normal, IL Job
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Job no:519970 Work type:On Campus Location:Normal, Illinois Title: Instructional Assistant Professor – Honors Program – Creating a pool Employee Classification: Instructional Asst Professor Division
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Job no:520476 Work type:On Campus Location:Normal, Illinois Title: GA Pre-Professional - Event Programming and Hospitality - EMDH - Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 Division Name: Student Affairs Department
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Job no:519396 Work type:On Campus Location:Normal, Illinois Title: GA Teaching - School of Communication Master's program - Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 Division Name: Academic Affairs Department
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/Astronomy. We seek candidates who will establish a vigorous, externally funded research program that actively involves undergraduate and graduate students. The physics department at ISU has 11 tenure track
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program through meaningful engagement with industry professionals. The Department of Marketing is positioned within the College of Business, which has undergraduate and graduate programs accredited by AACSB
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existing programs in the school. Successful candidates are expected to establish a rigorous, nationally recognized, and extramurally funded research program. Research programs should include undergraduate
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Management program. The normal teaching load is nine credit hours per semester (3 courses). • Develop a focused agenda of scholarship and grantsmanship appropriate to the discipline and disseminate through