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of department and job-placement statistics to ensure compliance with requirements set by the ABA, NALP, and US News, including mandatory tracking and reporting of each JD graduate through ten months post
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of competition strategy. Chart and record statistics to forecast efforts for basketball plays, student-athletes, and the team, providing advanced modeling of successful approaches to game strategy for the coaching
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, accurate, and meaningful insurance, premium, legal, loss, claims, and related statistical risk management records. Evaluate the University’s insurance portfolio and manage insurance claims. Serve as the
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to inform HR decision-making and strategic initiatives. Perform statistical analysis to evaluate HR programs, policies, and processes. Manages data in Applicant Tracking System: PeopleAdmin, by assigning user
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and strategic initiatives. Perform statistical analysis to evaluate HR programs, policies, and processes. Manages data in Applicant Tracking System: PeopleAdmin, by assigning user groups and
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introductory themed core topics Physics and Algebraic Structures to a cohort of up to 20-8th grade students or STEM introductory themed core topics in Problem Solving and Statistics to a cohort of up to 20-9th
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Algebraic Structures to a cohort of up to 20-8th grade students or STEM introductory themed core topics in Problem Solving and Statistics to a cohort of up to 20-9th grade students or STEM introductory themed
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and fluency in a variety of job-related software programs (e.g., MS Office suite, statistical software, learning management system, assessment management system) and able to learn new programs as needed
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Posting Details Position Information Title Visiting Clinical Professor (Temporary Employee Pool) Campus Sacramento Department Health Sciences Administration Posting Number F00960 Full or Part Time Part Time Open Date 03/07/2025 Close Date Open Until Filled Yes Days Per Week Weeks Per...
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introductory themed core topics in Problem Solving and Statistics to a cohort of up to 20-9th grade students or STEM introductory themed core topics in water and computer science to a cohort of up to 20-10th