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for an Educational Technology Analyst. The successful candidate is responsible for collaborating with colleagues from across campus to deliver and support teaching and learning services, including the integration
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Research Technology Analyst. The successful candidate works closely with the research community across a wide range of disciplines to deliver analytical and computational IT solutions in a complex, Carnegie
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Sciences Research Center (ASRC). These New York State supported college-year appointments allow for supplementary summer salary from external research funding. Areas of particular interest include hydrology
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Sciences Research Center (ASRC). These New York State supported college-year appointments allow for supplementary summer salary from external research funding. Areas of particular interest include hydrology
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, New York State's capital, the University is convenient to Boston, New York City, and the Adirondacks. Job Description: The Department of Chemistry at the University at Albany, SUNY, seeks a Full-Time
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the Department of Anthropology with teaching obligations for a large and growing undergraduate major in Human Biology. We seek a biological anthropologist able to teach lab sections for Human Anatomy and
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devices, peripherals, AV and recording/broadcasting technology and telephones. Successful candidates have excellent customer service and communication skills, the ability to work effectively under
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preparedness, climate and atmospheric science, and public affairs and policy, providing a rich interdisciplinary environment for public health science research and collaboration. Job Description: The Department
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various IEEE and ACM publications. The School of Business offers degrees at the bachelor's and master's levels and is an active participant in the University's PhD program in Information Science. Job
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at least 96% accuracy by completion of probation. Substitution: Certification (e.g., IAAP Certified Administrative Professional) or associate's degree* in office administration, secretarial science