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Posting Details Posting Details Posting Number S06641P Position Title Child Development Assistant - Infant/Toddler Functional Title Child Development Assistant - Infant/Toddler Department Callier
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Posting Details Posting Details Posting Number F01016P Position Title Part-time Lecturer - Interdisciplinary Studies/Teacher Development Center Functional Title Part-time Lecturer
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, and student development, the Advisor helps students identify options, set academic and developmental goals, and make progress toward those goals. The advisor assists in the development of advising
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management, programs and services, and community and legislative affairs. On behalf of the VPSA, the SR AVP oversees academic partnerships, co-curricular programs, professional development, and student conduct
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and remote sites. Responsible for developing, testing, maintaining, installing, and/or deploying technologies. In addition, they are responsible for the establishment, development, and promotion
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Responsibilities Leadership & Team Development Work cohesively with other Assistant Directors on the Undergraduate Admissions Team to ensure alignment and consistency in recruitment strategies, events, messaging
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Summary We are seeking a dependable and well‑organized Part‑Time Food Services team member to join the Callier Child Development Program. This role is essential in supporting daily meal preparation and
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addition, position will participate in a regular Ackerman Center research forum and other relevant Ackerman Center activities. Researcher will be expected to assist in the development and coordination
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involved at all stages of projects—governance, development, and operations. The engineer will serve as project manager for enterprise solutions, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders
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designed to support the development of future professionals by recruiting and training graduate students in UT Dallas’s Master’s program in Communication Disorders, to eventually work in an urban school