377 applied-physic positions at University of Idaho in United-States in United States
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promote healthier food and physical activity choices for food stamp, also known as supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) recipients. They will support coordination of policy, systems and
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services Submit invoices and receipts for payment Accept and recording payments Reconcile purchasing card statements Process travel claims and reimbursements Track transactions through completion in
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Technology and Design (VTD) program seek a non-tenure track clinical assistant professor who can utilize advanced technologies in combination with the design process to create learning environments
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statements Process travel claims and reimbursements Track transactions through completion in the centralized financial system File and maintain unit-level finance documents Originate personnel actions and
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services, reference services, student course reserves, first year experience programming, student employee development, student engagement, and the physical library environment. Administrative Summary
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/experience Physical Requirements & Working Conditions None Degree Requirement Listed degree qualification is required at time of hire Posting Information FLSA Status Overtime Eligible Employee Category
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experience; ability to use Excel; ability to make patterns from designer renderings; ability to plan and execute garment construction from start to finish; experience dyeing and painting fabric. Physical
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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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of metadata for digital collections; help manage projects for CDIL; perform tasks related to the maintenance and organization of physical assets and office space. Unit URL University of Idaho Library
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program Directing and/or developing and monitoring research projects in conjunction with other agencies Directing and/or preparing reports assessing use, distribution, fate, exposure, and probability