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Job Title: Adjunct Professor - Mathematics and Physics Type: Adjunct, Professional Location: Laurel, MD, US Position Summary: Capitol Technology University, a nonprofit university located in Laurel
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). The overall duties include daily bookkeeping and record keeping, analyzing financial transactions, driving the weekly A/P process and assisting with the monthly close process. This position is a Full Time, on
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, analyzing financial transactions, driving the weekly A/P process and assisting with the monthly close process. Responsibilities Managing accounts payable using internal accounting software (Jenzabar
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employer experience including: career exploration, search process for internships and first destination employment, career development, maintaining employer relations, supporting employer contact with
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and Undergraduate course development process. Subject Matter Experts work collaboratively with Program Directors, Instructional Designers, and the Director of Online Learning to prepare materials
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(SEVIS) designated school official (DSO) for the admissions process. The IAC is the admissions representative working with student life staff to build services and community connections for international
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the Asynchronous Graduate and Undergraduate course development process. Subject Matter Experts work collaboratively with Program Directors, Instructional Designers, and the Director of Online Learning to prepare
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Graduate and Undergraduate course development process. Subject Matter Experts work collaboratively with Program Directors, Instructional Designers, and the Director of Online Learning to prepare materials
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programs to engage with the community and industry. Participate in departmental, college, and university service activities. Physical Demands: Requires sitting or occasionally standing for extended periods
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A+l SecuritY+, Network+, Microsoft) will be an advantage PHYSICAL DEMANDS: There are limited physical demands; however, this position requires sitting occasionally for extended periods of time, and