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or Term are eligible for the Veteran Preference Program. See the Veteran Preference Program webpage for additional details. The University of New Mexico is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse
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. Positions posted with a Staff Type of Regular or Term are eligible for the Veteran Preference Program. See the Veteran Preference Program webpage for additional details. The University of New Mexico is
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posted with a Staff Type of Regular or Term are eligible for the Veteran Preference Program. See the Veteran Preference Program webpage for additional details. The University of New Mexico is committed
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Preference Program. See the Veteran Preference Program webpage for additional details. The University of New Mexico is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are an Equal Opportunity
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track faculty position (rank and track dependent on qualifications) in a 3-year entry-level DPT Program (http://orthopaedics.unm.edu/pt/ ), with 11 core faculty members and a small student body (30-36
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faculty, academic advisors, and other personnel to monitor and report on student progress Collaborate with the University Accessibility Resource Center, faculty, and program directors to ensure compliance
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Application. Positions posted with a Staff Type of Regular or Term are eligible for the Veteran Preference Program. See the Veteran Preference Program webpage for additional details. The University of New
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Letter. Applicants submitting incomplete application packages may not be considered for interview. Positions posted with a Staff Type of Regular or Term are eligible for the Veteran Preference Program. See
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credits to recruit and retain participants. The Operations Specialist will work directly with NM ECHO program teams and stakeholders and utilize best practices to perform post-event evaluations and collect
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federally funded program focused on providing opportunities for first-generation and low-income students, and students with disabilities to succeed in their pre-college performance and ultimately in