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Description Assist faculty in the various laboratories utilized in the Engineering Technology Program. Examples of Duties Duties Include: Maintaining lab equipment & labs Updating & creating lab
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analytics committees, contributing technical expertise to university-wide data strategy efforts. Stay current on industry best practices in business intelligence, data engineering, and analytics to
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Description Special Collections and the Children’s Literature Festival is looking for an inventive, artistic and computer-savvy student who will create and assemble materials for special collections
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. Assisting faculty and staff when needed. Making sure the office is open and has someone present to greet visitors. Typical Qualifications Education: UCM Student Experience: Computer Skills: Word-Processing
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undergraduate or a research assistant Computer skills: Word-Processing, Working knowledge of Excel/Sheets Science presentation tools, NCBI exploration Supplemental Information Working Hours and Days: Depends on
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diploma or equivalent. Experience: Basic computer proficiency. Good customer service and communication skills. Supplemental Information Working Hours and Days: M-F up to 10 hours a week. Special
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assigned. Typical Qualifications Education: Knowledge of a University environment preferred. Student at UCM. Experience: Computer skills: Word-processing, Spreadsheet, Presentation. Must have integrity
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. Typical Qualifications Education: Must be currently enrolled at the University of Central Missouri 2.5 GPA Experience: Basic computer and cash handling skills Ability to think and troubleshoot on a
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: Basic computer proficiency; Word, Excel spreadsheet, Google Sheets, Adobe. Good customer service and communication skills. Supplemental Information Working Hours and Days: Monday through Friday 8
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business. Background or coursework in curriculum development. Strong written and organizational skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively with faculty. Computer skills: Word-Processing