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imaging process. 5) Setup or relocate computer related equipment as needed. 6) Provide basic client support for Windows 11, Microsoft Office 365, Zoom and TEAMS. 7) Maintain an organized work environment
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to teaching, instruction, and student learning 5. Attend program, divisional, and institutional meetings 6. Work collaboratively with others as part of a team to foster a positive work environment under
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successful training in spite of less-than-ideal facilities/classroom environment or equipment occasionally available/malfunction Demonstrated ability and commitment to working collaboratively Ability to manage
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of American Red Cross CPR rescue skills and ability to teach the skills Ability to provide successful training in spite of less-than-ideal facilities/classroom environment or equipment occasionally available
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(not instructional) 3+ years’ working in a lab environment Possess NCCER instructor qualification currently or within 30 days of hire. Possess OSHA-10 Hour card or complete within 30 days of hire
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or more years of experience in sUAS training Curriculum design in an adult learning environment Additional FAA certificates and/or ratings that would lead to the competencies required for the successful
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collaboratively with others. Foster a collegial work environment and work effectively with a diverse community. Proficiency using Microsoft Office and Windows software, integrated software systems, and related
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colleagues to select appropriate textbooks for departmental adoptions, and abides by departmental decisions for textbooks. Prepares assignments. Designs and maintains an active classroom environment
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working in a diverse environment • Keeps personal work area clean and in order • Ability to work at least 3-4 days a week for a maximum of 19 hours per week •Must be federal work-study eligible. Preferred
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healthy living-learning environment and for assuring the quality of life and providing administrative leadership to assigned residence hall(s). Utilizing core competencies and best practices they help