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. The college was one of the first community based medical schools in the nation and conducts its clinical training for third and fourth-year students throughout the state in eight communities - Lansing, Flint
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assistants who teach labs. Labs are investigation-oriented, with students engaging in the process of scientific discovery whenever possible. Since we are seeking candidates for a pool of available instructors
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or protected veteran status. Required Degree Doctorate -Physics or closely related field Minimum Requirements PhD in Physics or closely related field 3 years of experience as a Research Engineer or any related
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required for the rank of Instructor DNP or PhD in Nursing or related field for the ranks of Assistant Professor Unrestricted RN license without probationary status (or eligible) Knowledge of current clinical
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management Student advisement Participation in the academic governance process Participation in the accreditation processes and program assessment In the College of Nursing, we believe Inclusive Excellence and
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to advance and/or develop medical diagnostics and countermeasures (monoclonal antibodies and vaccines). Current projects involve studying Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) and coagulase-negative
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Requirements PhD in Physics or material science Record of accomplishment in the field of expertise Experience in thermal analysis with scientific software (COMSOL multi-physics of ANSYS fluent) Desired
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or a PhD degree for the rank of Assistant Professor-Fixed Term, from an accredited university. Experience in teaching organ systems physiology to undergraduate students Commitment to effectively teaching
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program that is highly applied, accessible, affordable and competency based. Developed through collaborative efforts among multiple units at Michigan State University, the MPH program is physically based in
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Staff, Full Time (90-100%), Non-Union, Remote-Friendly Position Summary The Department of Psychiatry seeks a PhD, PsyD, MSW to work on the Prevent2Protect(P2P) project a 5-year, $15M project sponsored by