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the pharmacy curriculum. A primary responsibility will be expanding and overseeing the Peer Tutoring program. The incumbent recruits, hires, develops, and supervises a group of approximately 20 Pharm.D
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background in teaching and developing foundational science courses and courses in science education that support the TUteach program will be considered for other non-tenure track positions in the college
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Program Coordinator-Psychology - (25002994) Description Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts is looking for a Program Coordinator Position Summary: Responsible for financial, administrative
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and initiatives. The Director will lead, supervise, manage and implement all aspects of the EMS program, including in-person and online continuing education development and instruction, curriculum
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responsibility for leading and managing the university's civil rights compliance program, ensuring adherence to federal and state laws and institutional policies related to equal opportunity, non-discrimination
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. This role is also eligible for our employee referral program-TERP! Current employees can earn up to $500! Conditions apply. Please contact the HR Employment office for details. Job Details: *This position
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to adhere to program deadlines. *Demonstrated ability to administer research questionnaires and acquire patient measurements. *Demonstrated ability to manage qualitative and quantitative data (e.g., data
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Assistant or Associate Professor, Glass, Tenure-Track - (25002887) Description Temple University Glass Program in the Art Department at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture Position: Assistant
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. Additionally, the incumbent will liaise with faculty, program directors, chairs and other university departments on both undergraduate and graduate admissions to ensure that best admission practices
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/T_Salary_Structure.pdf Position Summary: Temple University’s Upward Bound Math & Science (UBMS) Program is a federally funded TRIO initiative that supports Philadelphia high school students (grades 9–12) in preparing