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, Excel, PowerPoint, email, and the internet. Work or volunteer experience in youth development and delivery of educational programs. Strong experience as a team player. Preferred Qualifications Associate's
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Job Description Reporting to the Head of the Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Director of Marketing and Communications for the College of Engineering, the
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management. Experience with plant physiology measurements (e.g., water potential, canopy density, yield estimation, and harvest parameter) and familiarity with field research settings. Minimum computer
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Engagement, CNRE faculty, and State 4-H Leader and State 4-H faculty. The position is ideally located in a VCE Extension office within the Northwest District, though location flexibility may be considered
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inclusive team culture. • Hands-on experience in the food service industry. • Seasonal flexibility: Enjoy more free time during university breaks and holidays, perfect for pursuing personal interests
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development and delivery. The expectation is that these duties and all others listed are to be completed in-person with few exceptions for telework. Extension Agents demonstrate flexibility, adaptability; A
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the civil rights goals of Virginia Cooperative Extension. Extension Agents demonstrate flexibility, adaptability; a team-oriented mindset, yet are able to work independently. A strong desire to help
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, and responsive user support services, as well as providing hardware and software technical support as needed. Solves routine computer operation problems and works closely with Systems Administrator
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interpersonal skills with the ability to engage effectively with a diverse group of stakeholders • Basic computer skills including the ability to utilize common applications (e.g. email, word processing, and
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autonomously but also within a team environment - Demonstrated excellent organizational and customer service communication skills - Demonstrated experience with advanced computer security concepts and procedures