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Position Title: BSW Internship Coordinator (id:84026) Campus: Orono Department: Social Work - OSWK Bargaining Unit: UMPSA Salary Band/Wage Band: 03 Location: Orono ME Statement of the Job: The BSW
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vitae 3.) contact information for three professional references. 4.) add additional required submissions as necessary in sequential order (i.e. research statement, teaching philosophy, etc.) You will also
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Position Title: Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering Technology (id:83872) Campus: Orono Department: School of Engineering Technology - OSET Bargaining Unit: AFUM Salary Band/Wage Band: N/A Location
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correspondence; edits, proofs and compiles manuscripts; maintains 4-H database and produces reports as needed or requested; tracks 4-H paperwork (enrollments, animal approval forms, meeting minutes, club charters
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: This position performs outreach and administrative duties within a small, close-working team in support of the Canadian-American Center, a complex academic unit in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
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members of society. A priority will be to strengthen 4-H clubs for teens in the Greater Portland area in partnership with organizations including Portland Housing Authority, local schools, non-profits, and
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deliver presentations. Preferred: Ph.D. Preferred fields of study: interdisciplinary combination of social sciences (e.g., anthropology, psychology, indigenous studies, economics, public policy, etc.) and
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of Maine is committed to diversity in our workforce and to dual-career couples. Qualifications: Required: Typically has the education associated with MS/MA/PhD in US history, political science or related
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around sustainable aquaculture literacy, aquaculture career exploration, and STEM in support of the “Activating Aquaculture Technology Learning” grant project. 4-H is the positive youth development program
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life skills necessary to be self-directing, productive and contributing members of society. Volunteer management will be a priority for this position, working with 4-H volunteers and the 4-H Leaders