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Agronomy program focuses on the implementation of emerging technologies for field crops to improve crop yields, profitability and environmental sustainability. Examples of research projects ongoing
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Job Description The Executive Assistant will provide administrative, programmatic and finance analysis support to the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Head. The Executive Assistant
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creativity in program design and promotion, as well as strong oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills • Demonstrate a growth mindset and embrace change as an opportunity for creativity, learning
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-mass spectrometry. The successful candidate will substantially contribute to the development of the growing PFAS research program at OWML in collaboration with faculty, students, staff scientists and
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mainstream Productivity applications. Significant experience managing an information technology office to include its budget, staff, and technology operations. Working knowledge of computer and network
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responsible for program management in assigned areas of responsibilities (i.e. Satisfactory Academic Progress, Professional Judgments, Outreach and Communication, and Education Abroad, etc.) The advisor assists
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, environmental regulation, disease prevention, and biosecurity; Basic computer skills including email, and Microsoft Office applications; Capability of physical activity including lifting up to 70 lbs.; Valid
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individuals and large groups. *Computer proficiency with Microsoft Office or comparable software. Preferred Qualifications *Preference given to graduate level candidates with admissions experience or experience
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for this position include: - scheduling of schools and exhibitors - event/program coordination - implementation of events/programs - ensuring programs and participants are in compliance with university policies
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technology, software, and platforms. Preferred Qualifications A master’s degree with demonstrated experience and knowledge in recruiting practices, work-based learning, and program/event management. Experience