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of this position. Requirements and Qualifications Master’s degree required; PhD preferred Minimum of 1-2 year’s computing and laboratory experience/skills, preferably with image analysis and direct
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delivery by supporting efficient and effective processes to align all internal and external participants in the program, including coordination of the project managers and support resources. They collaborate
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delivering responsive services for students, faculty, staff and community researchers. Develop and promote innovative services that support and advance information literacy, scholarly communication and
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The Community Director in Residential Education at Georgetown University administers the residential program for a campus community housing between 225-600 students. The Community Director’s primary
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and one 10-month Assistant Lightweight Coach for men’s rowing. The Boatman position will also support the women’s rowing program (head coach, varsity coach, one full time assistant coach and one 10
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Work Interactions The Programmer will work under the supervision of the PI, Maria Alva, PhD, and in cooperation with other project team members (including a graduate student data analyst and professor
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. Candidates will be considered from a variety of disciplines, including computer science, economics, sociology, political science, international relations, political economy, communications, public policy, law
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Assistance Provider will report directly to the EHE-TAP Program Director and Technical Assistance Provider Lead. They will engage student workers, other Regional Technical Assistance Providers, and technical
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of students, faculty, staff, visitors, dignitaries, and others. These duties will include patrols, event security, investigations, access control systems, and circulation and safety systems. This position is
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head women’s squash coach is responsible for the recruitment and retention, supervision, and coaching varsity student-athletes, under the guidelines of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA