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the Mentor Program, enhancing their skill development and participation. Responsibilities include coordinating live and virtual Information Sessions; organizing student mentee/alumni mentor kick-off and
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-EGR1200:Engineering Design Cornerstone Posting Type Student Hours/week: Up to 10 hours/week Eligibility: Work study preferred but open to all students Semester 2026-2027 Academic Year Location Drosdick Hall
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-Dean-Engineering Position Summary: Under the direction of the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Affairs, the Assistant/Associate Director will deliver the Career Compass program to students, serve as the
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campus environments. This role is structured to provide scheduled coverage during high-demand periods, assist with team interpreting, and support program continuity and flexibility. The Office of Access
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undergraduate (freshman through senior) students and more than 100 graduate students, and offers B.S. and M.S. (Mechanical Engineering) degrees. A Ph.D. program is offered by the College of Engineering. We strive
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responsible for comprehensive management, oversight, compliance, and continuous improvement of the University’s Procurement Card Program and daily review of travel and expense reimbursement requests
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requirements. Familiarity with HRIS, applicant tracking systems, or student information systems preferred. Proficiency with standard office equipment, computers, printers, scanners, and digital records tools
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leadership for enterprise digital strategy execution, IT governance, enterprise architecture coordination, portfolio and program management, and institutional technology alignment. This role serves as an
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will focus on video production, supporting staff with editing projects as well as supporting technology in the classrooms across campus. You will also be shooting video, assisting professors in
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Restricted Party Screening (RPS), develops and maintains Technology Control Plans (TCPs), monitors procurements, conducts commodity classifications, and contributes to the University’s broader research