44 programming-"Multiple"-"U"-"Prof"-"Humboldt-Stiftung-Foundation" positions at DePaul University
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, faculty, staff and university partners. Ability to plan large-scale events with attention to detail and multiple stakeholders. Ability to develop effective training sessions and modules for large groups
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collaboratively with students, faculty, staff and university partners. Ability to plan large-scale events with attention to detail and multiple stakeholders. Ability to develop effective training sessions and
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evidence of progressive responsibility strongly preferred. This role will serve as a liaison for multiple academic programs within the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business Candidates who have prior
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Evidence-Based Practice lab is seeking a part-time research assistant for a program that teaches coping skills to combat adolescent depression in school settings. The goal of the project is to train
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and globalizes their world-view by implementing programs and projects that support the overall successful adjustment and integration of the international student population to DePaul. Contributes
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to support students’ academic and social success. The APIDA CCC Program Coordinator is the primary resource for information, referrals and advocacy to address the needs of APIDA students at DePaul
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an exceptional international experience that increases their enthusiasm for DePaul and globalizes their world-view by implementing programs and projects that support the overall successful adjustment and
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of Business and DePaul University events, programs, and meetings. Work with the Executive Director of Development and Dean of the College to design and execute a fundraising plan focused on securing annual and
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, and evaluate full time staff across multiple verticals: Career Coaching & Education, Employer & Alumni Engagement, Experiential Programs & Partnerships, and Operations & Communication. Also responsible
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assistant for a program that teaches coping skills to combat adolescent depression in school settings. The goal of the project is to train providers and evaluate the program's effectiveness with low income