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) professional to join our team. Reporting to the Director of Research Compliance, the IACUC Program Specialist (Administrative Program Support 4) will work closely with researchers, IACUC program staff, Animal
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track of the Prelicensure program. Under the direction of the Director of the Pre-Licensure program, the Clinical Instructor may be required to teach courses at all campuses the accelerated BS/CEIN track
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environmental systems. Installs new field sensors and controllers for these systems and adds program logic to operating parameters and makes appropriate repairs. Makes recommendations for system changes and
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are devoted to excellence in research, teaching, and extension. The PSLA program proudly serves the needs of Connecticut through graduate and undergraduate education, outstanding public-outreach programs
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JOB SUMMARY The SSS-STEM Academic Coordinator (Student Services Program Administrator) will be responsible for coordinating student support and engagement programming, including supplemental
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characteristics; Prepares operational records and reports; Assists with the fats, oils and grease (FOG) inspection and removal program; Responds to and resolves Supervisory Control Data Acquisition alarms; Adheres
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collaboratively with partners in all 169 municipalities across Connecticut, throughout the northeast region, and beyond. It is a non-tenuring unit with 35 faculty, and 50 program and administrative staff
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Resources works collaboratively with partners in all 169 municipalities across Connecticut, throughout the northeast region, and beyond. It is a non-tenuring unit with 35 faculty, and 50 program and
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bachelor?s/master?s and a one-year, post-baccalaureate teacher education program as well as certification programs in school leadership, counseling, and psychology. According to the 2025 U.S. News & World
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Electrical Engineering. The work will be conducted in collaboration with the Behavioral Neuroscience program in the Psychological Sciences department (Ian Stevenson), the Electrical and Computer Engineering