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intercollegiate athletics program consists of 34 varsity teams with approximately 1,000 athletes who participate within the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA-DI). The public address announcer position
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to faculty in several specific research groups. Working independently, the incumbent will plan and maintain financial oversight of the many high-profile events the Department of Computer Science hosts
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Job Description: Summary: The CARE Training Specialist, in consultation with the Director and members of the CARE management team, will develop a comprehensive educational plan and provide training
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intercollegiate athletics program consists of 34 varsity teams with approximately 1,000 athletes who participate within the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA-DI). This is a unique chance to be a part
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to initiate, collaborate, implement, monitor, evaluate, and advance strategic plans that support the activities of the program and contribute to the overall goals and objectives of Advancement and the
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pass this Department’s Communication Control Officer training program. Must successfully complete a 12-month probationary period (6 months if promoted to position). An employee transferred or promoted
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intercollegiate athletics program consists of 34 varsity teams with approximately 1,000 athletes who participate within the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA-DI). This position processes financial
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multiphasic position. Must successfully pass this Department’s Public Safety Officer training program, including receiving instruction on Use of Force policy as it applies to Public Safety Officers, and
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, our intercollegiate athletics program consists of 34 varsity teams with approximately 1,000 athletes who participate within the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA-DI). This seasonal position
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functions and development, using sea urchin embryonic cells and human cancer cells. (2) Evolutionary Developmental Biology: Discovering how molecular evolution alters the developmental program and contributes