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/College College of Science Primary Unit Physics Employee Category Faculty Classification Group Title Instructor Faculty Position Control Number 0395 Suffix 00 Contingency Code Not Applicable FTE 1.0
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the opportunity for career progression based on performance and the annual evaluation process. This position is part-time 20 hours/week. The work would be an in-person office schedule between the hours of 8 am and
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M.S. degree in Biological, Agricultural, Biosystem, Civil or similar engineering discipline. Alternatively, the student can also have a Soil Physics or Soil Chemistry background with willingness to take
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well as assisting with the creation and installation of physical displays in and outside of the Library. Providing patron reference service, including assisting with orders and inquiries, is an important component of
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complex materials; provide international student advising and assistance during the admissions process; ensure compliance with immigration laws and regulations; prepare immigration forms, evaluate academic
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the metal detection screening process; Conducting alcohol enforcement tasks at events, including verifying age requirements and wrist banding patrons and enforcement of university alcohol policies; Enforcing
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physical and customer service contexts Experience with PCR, q/RT-PCR, gel-imaging, imaging, diagnostic equipment Demonstrated ability keeping records of research data and summarizing research data Post
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identified goods and services Submit invoices and receipts for payment Accept and recording payments Reconcile purchasing card statements Process travel claims and reimbursements Track transactions through
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the strategic planning process Independently plan and complete assigned projects, events and programs with a defined scope and actively participate on project teams with other senior leaders in the unit Represent
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to the operation of the unit within the broader university. The primary responsibility is to serve as an administrative process expert and coordinator. The position may serve as first point of contact