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applications for a Research Assistant Professor (RAP) position in Workforce Development to help align community and industry workforce needs with College of Education research and programming. Funded by the UT
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, particularly in areas related to: K-12 computer science education pathways Artificial intelligence literacy and pedagogy Teacher professional development and professional learning communities Culturally
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, and safety. CTIS is strongly committed to workforce development, with undergraduate and graduate research assistants working closely alongside faculty and research engineers. More than 40 students
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, and safety. CTIS is strongly committed to workforce development, with undergraduate and graduate research assistants working closely alongside faculty and research engineers. More than 40 students
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) advance teaching and research skills through faculty development opportunities; and (9) provide leadership through university, professional, scientific and/or community service. Requirements: Candidates
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and instrumental chemistry at the graduate and undergraduate levels Strong commitment to mentoring graduate and undergraduate students Preferred: Demonstrated expertise in method development in new
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, and safety. CTIS is strongly committed to workforce development, with undergraduate and graduate research assistants working closely alongside faculty and research engineers. More than 40 students
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Education, Space Education, Democracy Education, Workforce Development, and/or other closely related areas. Key Responsibilities: The RAP will develop a sustainable, externally funded research and programming
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, and inclusive learning and working environment that honors the talents, respects the differences, and nurtures the growth and development of all. We seek to attract faculty and staff who share our
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to actively engage at a departmental level through curricular development activities, lead the expansion of the program through collaborations with other faculty, and attract external funding at levels needed