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Position Announcement Utah Valley University seeks adjunct applicants to teach American Sign Language in the Department of Languages. Summary of Responsibilities The Adjunct will teach assigned
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. Complete tutoring certification program, model problem-solving skills and study strategies, assist in curriculum design for language lab, and improve personal language skills. Participate in the production
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including deployment, cost accounting and coordinating with Student Computing with existing print servers. Ability to work with faculty and staff presenting ideas via user friendly language. EEO Statement
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. The Writing Center works with patrons from across campus, so applicants from a range of academic, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Summary of Responsibilities Greet and connect
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. Performs other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Graduation from an accredited institution with a bachelor's degree plus 2 years of experience. Proficient in Spanish or another secondary language
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to work collaboratively in a team and independently when required. Enthusiasm for supporting fellow students and enhancing their college experience. Proficiency in a second language is a plus. Time
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building a growing anthropology program. Area and theoretical focuses are open. Preference will be given to socio-cultural anthropologists. However, we will consider archeologists, linguistic, and biological
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, Section 504, FERPA, etc.) Skills American Sign Language interpreting and transliteration Time management Critical thinking Problem-solving Abilities Ability to work in a team environment Ability to maintain
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knowledge of commonly used concepts, practices, and procedures within a catering service practice. LANGUAGE SKILLS The candidate must have the ability to read, technical procedures, and/or government
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support equipment. Communicates effectively & efficiently with supervisors. Maintains professionalism on all levels in regard to language, actions, and as defined by UVU policy. Prepares various documents