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Adventure Education program is housed in the Health and Human Performance administrative unit of the School of Health. It offers a 120-credit Bachelor of Science Adventure Education degree or a 96-credit
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Athletic Training and undergraduate courses in Allied Health Sciences and / or across various related disciplines paralleling the applicant’s expertise in the School of Health. Depending on candidate
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Swimming & Diving Coach. This part-time position is responsible for leading all aspects of a competitive NCAA Division III swimming and diving program, with a strong emphasis on student-athlete development
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week support organization; specifically, basic and advanced user hardware and software problems including desktop computers, mobile devices and enterprise system software. The position requires excellent
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designated areas. Assess work order assignments to determine necessary repairs, method of repair and tools required. Maintain records and information required for work orders. Perform work to assist other
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fittings. (25%) Determine appropriate sizes, locations, tools and methods of solving plumbing and pipe fitting problems. Maintain and service equipment used in performance of duties. May perform welding
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of stripping/finish chemical, scrubbing, scrapping, and buffing. Cleaning residence hall bathrooms, public restrooms and athletic locker-rooms, using approved methods for handling/cleaning blood borne pathogens
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competitive NCAA Division III baseball program. This position plays a key role in player development, recruiting, practice planning, and fostering a positive student-athlete experience aligned with
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. Assemble and install valves, pipe fittings and pipes. Correct openings in walls and floors in order to accommodate pipes and pipe fittings. (25%) Determine appropriate sizes, locations, tools and methods
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at other Universities. (15%) Support operations of the registrar’s office utilizing various computer and online solutions including, but not limited to Banner, Xtender, Parchment, and the National Student