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delivery of high quality, pedagogically appropriate, and sustainable content. 20% - Faculty Development Write and deliver hands-on pedagogy workshops. Organize and plan teaching and learning events. Design
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. For questions about this role, email talent.acquisition@umich.edu. What You'll Do The Web Programmer/Analyst is responsible for developing, maintaining, and enhancing web applications, focusing strongly
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, monitoring social media channels in the local region. The position will help support the implementation of a content marketing plan that ensures advertising, website, social media, video/digital media, and
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decisions and improvements. Co-lead student onboarding and offboarding activities, including events and communications. Support scholarship operations, including process development, data analysis, and budget
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challenges of modern web and application development. As an innovator, you will have the opportunity to design and contribute to a system to serve the greater University. You will report to the Director of
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Summary: The FSIS Assistant provides administrative, clerical and data management support for FSIS and serves as the receptionist for the FSIS office. They prepare, manage and track the mailings
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has an exciting opportunity for a Software Engineer working within the Infrastructure Networking Software Development team. This team creates a range of software to support the University's network and
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strategize enrollment and application processes with regard to university calendars, deadlines and processes Develop, streamline, manage, and update web-based application systems for regular and independent
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seek to understand the function and dysfunction of the human brain. Responsibilities* Strategic Program Development and Management 50% Develop and manage MNI events and programs, in-person and virtual
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/ . The Department of Learning Health Sciences is seeking an Applications Programmer/Analyst Intermediate to continue the development and support of software to demonstrate a novel application of computable knowledge