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preparation pathway programs. This position provides leadership and coordination for program operations, candidate advising, recruitment, reporting, clinical placement processes, and accreditation-related
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requires teaching four courses per semester, which may include face-to-face and online courses. The area of specialty is open. Our undergraduate program (both on-campus and online) consists of three majors
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their awareness on the ways culture informs community and personhood. The assistant director provides support for MASS and the Division of University Engagement and Student Affairs with cultural programming
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and administrative assistance to the School of Health Sciences (HSC), primarily to the Health Administration (HA) program. This role may also require providing similar support to other HSC department
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ERP technical/programming needs between areas and ERP functional analyst. Oversees Contract renewal process to ensure timely renewals in compliance with contractual requirements. Liaison functions
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education program approved or accepted by the State of Michigan, or a high school diploma or equivalent and graduation from a medical assistant program approved by the American Association of Medical
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assist internal and external clientele to fulfill the needs of the program and plan future events. Responsibilities include assessing and managing problems on and off-site, monitoring quality assurance
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computer-based HR information systems and analyzing the needs of campus departments by implementing and debugging computer systems & programs. Serves as primary support for HR-Benefits & Wellness. Required
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) position. This faculty position has administrative and academic responsibilities consistent with the mission and philosophy of the academic program. As a member of the clinical education team, the primary
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through flexible online programs. Many of our approximately 300 undergraduate, master’s, specialist and doctoral programs in the arts, media, business, education, human services, health professions, liberal