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seeking a student worker to support the AU Market Food Pantry program to mitigate food insecurity issues on campus with the Student Engagement team. Responsibilities: Stock pantry shelves and track food
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Massachusetts Ave NW. Salary Range: $18-$19 per hour. Required Education and Experience: Relevant academic experience (e.g., information systems, SQL, programming languages). Excellent attention to detail and
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), and writing clear, concise, and colorful copy for stories ranging from a 200-word department to a 3,000-word feature. Responsible for writing at least three features and multiple departments every issue
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analysis for PERIL projects, assisting research teams in interpreting and contextualizing findings, and providing support for program evaluations of interventions and PERIL initiatives. Determines content
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willing to take on whatever tasks are needed. Ability to manage, prioritize, and multi-task on multiple projects in a fast-paced work environment. Ability to follow directions, exercise good judgment, and
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account may cause delays in a hire process. Department: Enrollment On-Campus Programs Time Type: Part time FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Job Description: Summary: The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is looking
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needs of each event, program or project. Proven experience successfully handling multiple events at different stages simultaneously. Familiarity with event industry language, trends and systems. Must be
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events and programs. Salary Range: $100,000 - $120,000/yr. (commensurate with experience). Required Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree or equivalent. 5-8 years of relevant experience. Travel
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training program. (6) Obtain and maintain WALES/National Crime Information Center certifications, along with Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid certifications. (6) Manage multiple tasks
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Description: Summary: Under the direct supervision of the Head Women's Soccer Coach , this position is responsible for assisting with all aspects of the University’s varsity women’s soccer program. The