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[email protected] Classification Title Working Title Assistant Professor of Physics Brief Position Overview Faculty Tenure Track Yes Faculty Rank Assistant Professor Position Number tbd Department Physics
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Classification Title Instructor Working Title Physics Non-Tenure Track Faculty (Applicant Pool) (Faculty) Non-Tenure Track Faculty (Applicant Pool) Brief Position Overview The Department of Physics seeks a non
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duties, coordinate the unit’s citation appeals process, and provide administrative support. Performs of customer service functions in person, over the phone, and by email, including the sale of parking
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, organize and access various physical and digital records. Utilize various programs, i.e.: Microsoft Office Suite, T2. Data entry and verification. Maintain accurate databases and various digital and paper
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management process including running reports, collecting, and inputting data. Leads the effort in the absence of the Software Systems Manager. Facilitates monthly inventory management meetings as required
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of process improvements. Direct and supervise the monitoring and audit of purchasing cards transactions through Chrome River, including determination of audit scope for staff auditors. Direct processing
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for the processing of lending requests for materials owned by the MSU Library that have been requested by other libraries. This is completed through a multi-step process in coordination with the ILL team. This process
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scholarships, producing more qualified nurses, and starting Montana’s first Certified Nurse Midwifery program. We are looking for a change leader to help manage this process for our graduate programs. The Mark
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leadership and coordination for, and staff development related to the entire program development process including assessing needs, evaluating programs, reporting outcomes, and communicating impacts
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leadership and coordination for, and staff development related to the entire program development process including assessing needs, evaluating programs, reporting outcomes, and communicating impacts