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ECONOMICS (LSBE) DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT PART-TIME, NON-TENURE TRACK ADJUNCT FACULTY IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT http://www1.umn.edu/ohr/employment/ The Labovitz School of Business
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. The major objectives of the Construction Project Manager Include development and clarification of project scope, schedule, and budget, oversight of project implementation, construction coordination, and
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research labs, contribute to group projects, attend lab and mentoring meetings, and receive personalized professional development guidance. Dates: May 30 – August 7, 2026 Stipend: $6,000 ($15.25 per/hr)for
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(MNCWTA) to provide statewide training and development for the child welfare workforce. Trainer Job Responsibilities Curricula topics are identified through the TTCP, reflecting individual tribal nation
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, actionable feedback Ability to work independently and manage a multi-phase project Comfort working in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment Interest in graduate education and student development
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improvement of courses, the development of new curriculum for the department, and will be engaged in appropriate department service activities, including curriculum-related department committees. This position
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learning, professional development, and improvement Passion for making a positive difference in the lives of students Individuals must be eligible to work in the U.S. This position is not eligible for H-1B
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with established faculty collaborators Mentorship & Career Development Junior faculty benefit from structured mentorship provided by senior HOT division faculty, including guidance on grant development
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Director leads a dedicated team of 13 professional staff and provides executive oversight for a student workforce of over 200. We are looking for a leader who is passionate about student development
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uses the space as an outdoor teaching laboratory and demonstration garden. Funding from the U.S. Forest Service actively supports outreach and workforce development work centered on landscape resiliency