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software such as Microsoft Office products and ability to learn new software skills, as needed. School/College/Division: Division of Laboratory Animal Resources Primary Department: H6901 - Laboratory Animal
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preferred. · Advanced Capabilities with Microsoft Office Products: Skilled in using office software for research papers, data management and presentation preparation. · Proficient in use
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. Excellent time management and organization skills. Excellent interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to work with others in a collaborative environment. Microsoft office software skills. Preferred
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Skills: Proficient in the use of complex administrative systems software, preferably in the higher education environment. Proficient with Microsoft Office suite, especially Word, Excel and Teams. Ability
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. Previous experience in a university career office. Experience with Handshake and mentorship software. Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal skills. Ability to work with a diverse student population
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and PhD students. This position is one of several searches underway in connection with the Black Studies Faculty Enhancement Initiative sponsored by the Mellon Foundation and Wayne State University
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system and the Digital Asset Management (DAM) system to support efficient retrieval and long-term use. Independently learn new software, tools, and production techniques to advance technical expertise
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community engagement is desirable but not required. Teaching will also include mentorship of MA and PhD students. This position is one of several searches underway in connection with the Black Studies Faculty
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. Considerable experience in proposal preparation for both federal and other sponsored funding sources. Considerable experience in use of University information systems (e.g. Banner) and software used to track
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. Possess signatory authority for unit. Supervise, interview, select and evaluate performance of a varied number of non-exempt and temporary part-time support staff. Train and instruct on methods and