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Posting Details Posting Information Posting Number PG193366EP Internal Recruitment No Working Title Hazardous Building Materials (HBM) Program Manager Anticipated Hiring Range $80,000 - $90,000 Work
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, and other information. Preferred Qualifications Ph.D. in English, Composition, Rhetoric, Technical Writing, or Communications or related field. Training or certification in Teaching English to Speakers
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research (70%) and teaching (30%). This position will develop a multi-faceted research program focused on microbial community composition, metabolic capability, and interspecies interactions that apply
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research (70%) and teaching (30%). This position will develop a multi-faceted research program focused on microbial community composition, metabolic capability, and interspecies interactions that apply
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disciplines: nonwovens, medical textiles, protective clothing, nanotextiles, smart textiles, composites, transportation textiles, fibers, polymer science, color science and chemistry, fashion design, and
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procedures of nutrition department. Complete body composition testing of student athletes. Provide nutrition-related education and outreach to student athletes and staff. Address clinical nutrition issues
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activities such as air sampling, noise monitoring, exposure assessment, hazardous building materials such as asbestos, lead, lead paint, silica, formaldehyde, etc. Collaborate with campus stakeholders such as
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accepting applications for the position of Lecturer on a full- time and/or part-time basis for Summer 2024, Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 in areas such as: Composition Literature Linguistics Film Studies and
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/or quality of processing of wood products. Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to characterize and process materials, such as wood, natural fibers, composites, etc. Other Responsibilities
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communication skills Considerable knowledge of English grammar, composition, and style; ability to proofread materials for accuracy and consistency A versatility and enthusiasm for adapting to new writing styles