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Summary The Fine Arts Computer Lab Monitor is responsible for ensuring the safety, security, and smooth operation of the Fine Arts computer labs (Adrian 216, 217, and 218). This includes maintaining
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during sessions and other computer-based multimedia systems and their components, including operation of video cameras, A/V, projectors, and other equipment. Assist faculty and students with different
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frontline support for the Dean’s office, including greeting and directing all Dean’s office guests, mainline phone calls, main Dean’s email, and the Dean’s phone. Organize meetings for the Dean, donors
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Respond to email requests in a timely manner Provide a variety of information to assist visitors/callers while helping to solve their problems and answer their questions in the most efficient manner Assist
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Issue Resolution Serve as a knowledgeable point of contact for Registrar services by responding to telephone, email, in-person, and departmental inquiries regarding registration, academic records
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, or faith-related experiences such as retreats and reflection. Ability to work with community partners and campus stakeholders in a professional, respectful, and collaborative manner. Ability to plan
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Information Technology. Coordinates technology requests including equipment purchases, computer deployments, software installations, account access, telephone services, printer support, and troubleshooting requests
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area. Strong problem-solving abilities, an acute attention to detail, excellent organizational skills. Ability to manage multiple projects at once. Well developed computer literacy with experience in
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and maintain a GPA of 3.0. Working knowledge of concepts, practices, and procedures, and the ability to use them in varied situations. Ability to make logistical decisions and solve problems. Must have
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be enrolled in the School of Podiatric Medicine with at least a B in Biochemistry I & II. Working knowledge of concepts, practices, and procedures, and the ability to use them in varied situations