53 Computer-Science-"https:" "https:" "https:" "BI" Undergraduate positions at Illinois State University
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Title: CAST-IT Student Help Employee Classification: Student Help Regular Division Name: Academic Affairs Department: Dean of Applied Science and Technology Job Summary The College of Applied Science
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Qualifications 1. Demonstrated experience with data analytics programming in Python or R 2. Demonstrated experience with data reporting tools, such as Power BI, Tableau, and/or Cognos. 3. Demonstrated
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, 2027. The successful candidate will contribute primarily to the department’s Master of Science in College Student Personnel Administration (CSPA) and doctoral program in Higher Education
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Title: CAST Communications and Special Events student worker Employee Classification: Student Help Regular Division Name: Academic Affairs Department: Dean of Applied Science and Technology Job
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Preferred Qualifications Basic computer skills. Work Hours Weeknights, Weekends, and ISU Academic Breaks Functional Expectations Must be able to complete the following with or without a reasonable
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Ph.D. in nursing science and a Doctor of Nursing Practice. As a leader in research on aging/vulnerable populations, heart failure, and nursing education science, MCN is an excellent environment for
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schedule; basic computer skills (Microsoft Office). Preferred Qualifications Previous customer service and/or office experience. Available to work for more than one semester. Work Hours 20 hours per week
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developmental and transitional courses. Content tutors provide small-group tutoring on a weekly basis, for lower level courses at Illinois State University. A Comprehensive list of courses is at: https
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and transitional courses. Content tutors provide small-group tutoring on a weekly basis, for lower level courses at Illinois State University. A Comprehensive list of courses is at: https
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: https://universitycollege.illinoisstate.edu/tutoring/ This application is for an applicant pool. Applications will be reviewed mid-semester when there is an increase in demand for a subject or should