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position serves a vital role supporting both the Interdisciplinary and Career-Oriented (ICO) and Pre-Medical and Pre-Health (PMPH) Divisions. Essential Functions Develop and deliver an engaging curriculum in
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budgeting, modernization of campus facilities and infrastructure, real estate development, and emergency preparedness. The VP of REF will manage the relationship with and support the leadership of the Academy
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with continued and established fundraising and development efforts and initiatives for the Program, including Day of Giving/phone-a-thon. Provide event management, including promotion of home matches
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as well as additional programs as developed. Contribute to the educational process and program development in accordance with the standards, principles and scope of practice set forth by the American
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transdisciplinary team on development of next generation textiles with enhanced functionality. This role requires knowledge and experience with textiles and is best suited for those able to work independently with
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with publishing, managing, and downloading reports for Course Evaluations. Reporting and Data Analysis: Assist with developing and maintaining comprehensive matrices to assess and enhance academic course
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only, online only, or a combination. Essential Functions Develop and/or teach J.D. course in law. Teach required number of credit hours per term based on their contract. Demonstrate knowledge and skills
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administrative tasks. Maintain confidentiality of all University related matters. Ensure the Dean is prepared and appropriately supported for trips: arrange travel (domestic and international), prepare itineraries
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initiative aimed at developing advanced functional devices with real-world impact in electronics, sensing, and energy systems. Essential Functions Synthesize and process nanomaterials using wet-chemical and/or
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development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion programming to positively impact the retention, persistence, and sense of belonging for students who are first generation college students, low income