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maintain all UNIT-supported systems. *Consult with students, faculty, and staff regarding issues with Villanova technology and systems. *Assist with computer problems and provide diagnosis and resolutions
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and laptop computers, and fire extinguishers. Environmental conditions: (any unusual/adverse conditions such as exposure to chemicals, noise, illumination, air quality, weather exposure etc.) Work in
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across geographic areas. Villanova University’s Art History program is situated within the History Department. We seek a qualified candidate who will build upon and complement our interests in visual
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research program in vertebrate physiology. Successful candidates will establish productive research programs, integrate undergraduate and graduate students into their research, actively seek extramural
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oxygen tanks, cage washing equipment, and other specialized equipment as required for the treatment and care of the animals. Computer, telephone, copier and other standard office equipment. Ability
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supervision. Ability to multi-task efficiently. Must be willing to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as schedule requires. Preferred Qualifications: Computer literacy and familiarity with WIN, MS Word
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in the first year), with courses in biochemistry and in additional area(s) of specialty. The candidate will establish and maintain an active and productive research program, integrate undergraduate and
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alumni/donor stories in compelling ways. Must be proficient in all standard computer applications, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Adobe Acrobat. Equipment Knowledge General office
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(DRN). Full-time 20 hours/week – assist faculty with duties as assigned. Requirements: Matriculation in the Villanova PhD graduate program. Must attend on-campus orientation in August 2026. Additional
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VUnited Scholars related to independent living components of the program. Guidance and assistance will be provided in navigating residence living situations necessary for successful independence such as