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and to build a local, regional, and national reputation. To attain tenure, faculty must satisfy institute expectations for scholarship and creative activity and achieve fluency in American Sign Language
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programs. The successful candidate will support instruction for deaf and hard-of-hearing students in foundational engineering, technical operations, and hands-on laboratory coursework. Responsibilities Teach
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to media inquiries, builds relationships with outside media, and pitches stories/content to local, regional, and national outlets. Develops an annual plan of work, manages workflow, and assists with special
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faculty and students build competencies in digital scholarship tools and applications. The position manages the new Digital Scholarship Studio, piloting workshops and programming, and actively engaging with
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conducting sponsored research; excellent written and oral communication skills; and ability to collaborate within and beyond the department. Candidates with commensurate qualifications and experience may be
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the area. Candidates must have prior teaching experience; potential for establishing and conducting sponsored research; excellent written and oral communication skills; and ability to collaborate within and
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curriculum such as circuits, electronics (both digital and analog), digital systems, microcomputers, linear systems, semiconductors, and programming. Applicants are expected to have a Ph.D. in Electrical
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. Communicating technical concepts in clear, accessible language for diverse audiences. Supporting technology solutions with attention to data integrity, information security, accessibility, and inclusive user
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Essential Duties & Responsibilities Consults or leads engineering projects, programs, or services Assists in problem definition, planning, design, development, consultation, and analysis Documents
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Foundation as part of the Simons Empire Faculty Fellows Program to stimulate faculty hiring across New York State. This position is designed to support the development of strong, independent research programs