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the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP). This includes limited-resourced pregnant women, families with children, and youth. Classes are taught as a series in the community and home setting
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the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP). This includes limited-resourced pregnant women, families with children, and youth. Classes are taught as a series in the community and home setting
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College, Department and Program areas with an assigned primary focus in the department of Chemistry; assist other areas as needed. Minimum Qualifications (or equivalent combination of education and
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master planning for the institution including involvement in updating of the Campus Plan and assessing project compliance with master planning principles and premises. Represent the University related
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multiple College, Department and Program areas with an assigned primary focus in the departments of Biology and Geography & Geoscience; assist other areas as needed. Minimum Qualifications (or equivalent
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Residency Program for two residents per year through this year and will transition to an Integrated IR Residency program with a plan for two residents per year. Additionally, we offer an Early Specialization
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leadership, resolving issues, and fostering a welcoming environment. Additional duties include budget monitoring, equipment recommendations, invoicing for special programs, and contributing to program
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. The successful candidate will possess a doctorate degree from a nationally or internationally recognized program in finance or economics. Current Associate Professors preferred. The ideal candidate will have an
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on FTE (UVMH) Insurance protection including malpractice, health, life and disability (UVM and/or UVMH) Loan assistance program based on FTE up to $60,000 (UVMH) Relocation assistance available (UVMH
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direct practice, policy, and administrative positions in diverse contexts. The program curricula emphasize a critical, reflective orientation and social workers as collaborative agents of change