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-9820. Department: UADA | Community, Professional, & Economic Development Department's Website: uada.edu Summary of Job Duties: The Program Associate- Community, Workforce, and Economic Development works
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, oversee tree sampling, assess timber markets and marketing channels, quantify carbon sequestration and storage and ecological and economic indicators, develop models, compile and analyze data, prepare
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to the traditional college student as well as to high school students through a state approved Secondary Area Career Center. The College also promotes economic development and an enhanced quality of life
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questions about a job posting, please contact Human Resources at 479.575.5351. Department: Economics Support Department's Website: https://walton.uark.edu/ Summary of Job Duties: The Administrative Support
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questions about a job posting, please contact Human Resources at 479.575.5351. Department: TAEA | Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Department's Website: Summary of Job Duties: The Teaching Assistant
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through a state approved Secondary Area Career Center. The College also promotes economic development and an enhanced quality of life for the community through adult education, developmental education
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through a state approved Secondary Area Career Center. The College also promotes economic development and an enhanced quality of life for the community through adult education, developmental education
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approved Secondary Area Career Center. The College also promotes economic development and an enhanced quality of life for the community through adult education, developmental education, customized business
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cultural community and a major component of the city and state's growing profile as a regional leader in research, technology transfer, economic development, and job creation. Below you will find the details
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offerings that exhibit unmatched economic and social impact to the state. The UA System provides communities in Arkansas with access to academic and professional opportunities, develops intellectual growth