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for the supervision, recruitment and training of the OSARP Mentorship program. The Senior Coordinator is responsible for the supervision of Graduate Assistants. The Senior Coordinator, Student Accountability and
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are expected to hold office hours and participate in School and University activities and service. This position may also include a leadership role in the Lincoln Scholars Program, with an additional
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will have a sustained record of publication in high-quality peer-reviewed outlets, expertise in social science research methods, and the capacity to contribute to mentoring doctoral students, program
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demonstrate their ability to develop an independent, innovative research program and bring outstanding mentoring and teaching to undergraduate and masters-level students in the department. Areas of desirable
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program of research and teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. In addition to a commitment to excellence in both teaching and research, responsibilities will include participation in
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-driven pedagogy. It offers fully funded housing, studio space, and a paid graduate-level teaching appointment of ARTS 675 (Graduate Studio) in the MFA Studio Art Program at American University. The MFA
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funds. Track and report on spending and income in endowed and internally restricted accounts in order to provide assistance to Chairs, Program Directors, and Deans as needed. Conduct regular reviews
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Presence Union: Job Description: Summary: Responsible for the administration and oversite of American University Sports Medicine Program. Establishes and supports the delivery of independent medical care
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are required. Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain working relationships in a culturally diverse environment. Proficiency in computer applications is essential. Must be able to lift and/or move objects
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, the Investigative Reporters and Editors and its spinoff, the National Institute for Computer Assisted Reporting, respectively. This position also frequently speaks to American University’s graduate boot-camp students