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Position Announcement The e2i program is seeking a driven and adaptable Student Project Manager to lead cross-functional student teams through real-world client projects. Student Project Managers
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Assistants work closely with faculty members and program staff to support teaching, research, student success, and program initiatives within the Woodbury School of Business. Assistantship assignments vary by
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maintain files, lists, and records. Coordinate and facilitate meetings, program functions, and special events. Maintain accurate minutes of meetings. Manage the department website and social media accounts
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of management development, skills training, and safety and labor relations programs. Oversees the overall operations of the Grounds Department. Provides leadership and direction in all aspects of administering
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distinguished record of teaching, scholarly or creative activity, and service commensurate with appointment in a program offered by the School of Education. • Significant and progressively responsible experience
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analysis, and graduate certificates and endorsements, as well as several other programs. These degrees help fill the growing demand for educator professionals across the state of Utah. Utah Valley University
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the country. Provides general program and flight training information to students as well as application, registration, basic advisement, and course sequence of their degree program. Provides current online
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uncertainty, analyze emerging trends, and translate strategic insights into practical business recommendations. The faculty member will contribute to courses and program development in areas such as strategic
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, student development, and educational technology while contributing to the success of both students and academic programs. Summary of Responsibilities Evaluates correspondence, documents, and assessment
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are accepted even though there may not be a position currently available. Summary of Responsibilities Working under administrative direction from the program coordinator, department chairperson, and dean