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If you are a current Barnard College employee, please use the internal career site to apply for this position. Job: Student Computing Services Supervisor Reporting to the Director of User Services
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If you are a current Barnard College employee, please use the internal career site to apply for this position. Job: Graduate Assistant, CSC Computing Fellows Program Barnard’s Vagelos Computational
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in one of three areas (quantitative methods, GIS and spatial analysis, or data for social impact) Through sustained engagement in consultations, workshop facilitation, course support, and program
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-person role that requires face-to-face interaction with many constituents. Ability to perform customary office tasks such as sitting, walking, standing, computing, and answering the telephone for moderate
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collaborative community where faculty, students, and staff explore humanities research as data and implement digital methods to communicate research for public engagement. Our programming includes both
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align their instructional and programmatic contributions with ERC priorities. Each GA will specialize in one of three areas (quantitative methods, GIS and spatial analysis, or data for social impact
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Manhattan affiliated with Columbia University. Duties and Responsibilities: Construct air pollution and meteorological data prediction models using machine-learning based methods Conduct epidemiologic
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serve as a productive team member Excellent computing skills, including experience with a comprehensive HRIS system as well as the Microsoft Office suite of products. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree and
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. Applicants must demonstrate a willingness and ability to teach the undergraduate courses on Principles of Economics, Mathematical Methods for Economics, Statistics for Economics, Development Economics
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Psychology, Forensic Assessment, Victimology, Criminal Behavior, and also help to teach core psychology requirements such as Research Methods or Statistics. Teaching load consists of four courses per year