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communications with others. Basic computer skills such as word processing and email. Ability to effectively interact with University community members for the purpose of program development. Preferred
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data and prepare reports; maintain inventory for supplies and marketing materials, act as daily liaison to other offices; make room reservations, maintain and distribute monthly newsletter. Provide
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Responsibilities: • Develop and lead a research program at the intersection of AI and nursing practice • Foster interdisciplinary collaborations across health, engineering, informatics, and design • Teach
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weekends. Job Summary: The Assistant Director of Resident Education oversees training and development, recruitment and selection, and academic partnerships and assessment. Responds to resident issues
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develop and lead additional graduate law programming, and will hold a renewable faculty appointment that does not lead to tenure. The successful candidate will also teach courses in the JD program connected
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the opportunity for one additional annual appointment. Salary is $70,000. Strong benefits, including professional development support and tuition fee waiver. TO APPLY: Applications are accepted online only at https
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, negotiates details of campus arrangements. Develops creative solutions for space limitations and clients' budget constraints. Facilitates details of clients' events. Develops and administers noncredit programs
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to effectively interact with University community members for the purpose of program development. Ability to work flexible and evening hours. Thorough knowledge of the myriad factors behind the resolution
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positive change in the world. Our faculty conduct advanced research, provide outreach and prepare a new generation of professionals with a shared goal of improving lives. CHES brings together a wide range of
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academic disciplines • Develop and lead new scholarly, educational, and community initiatives (and actively advocate for existing initiatives) that promote the book arts across the University of Alabama and