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The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Boise State University invites applications for a full-time Lecturer position focused primarily on introductory physics instruction. The successful
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Job Summary/Basic Function: Process Improvement Analyst: Work to improve the efficiency of processes for departments and units through projects and change management. This position focuses
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Overview: The Financial Aid and Scholarships Department at Boise State University helps students and their families navigate the process of funding a college education. This office is a central resource for
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activity. ● Process Event Services billings, generate invoices, monitor accounts receivable activity, and follow up on outstanding balances to ensure timely collection of revenue. ● Research, reconcile, and
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cash handling procedures. ● Team Leadership & Sales: Supervise, train, mentor, and schedule temporary, part-time student, and event staff. Process ticket requests and facilitate specialized group
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experience in supervisory skills and best practices Excellent verbal and written communication skills Experience guiding and managing through process improvement and change management Minimum Qualifications
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, information, technology, and spaces to support discovery, creativity, and connection. The Library provides extensive electronic and physical collections; innovative technology and creative making spaces; archival and
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to prepare reports. ● Utilize word processing equipment and/or computers to create, process, and maintain a variety of documents and administrative records containing technical information and
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, and adapt as procedures and responsibilities evolve and change. ● Experience developing and maintaining accessible electronic records, shared files, process documentation or tracking systems
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softball program Experience in managing a team’s social media accounts and executing a defined strategy Physical Demands: Exerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally and/or a negligible amount of force