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Posting Details Posting Details Posting Number 0801839 Classification Title Program Assistant (Part-Time) Working Title Department JWG 1890 Land-Grant Department Contact Email ikatampe
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Posting Details Posting Details Posting Number 0801806 Classification Title Program Assistant, Agriculture & Natural Resources Working Title Department JWG 1890 Land-Grant Department Contact Email
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hardware (tree tubes, electric fencing, etc.) • Daily maintenance of the research and demonstration site, and other on-campus agroforestry plantings, including, but not limited to, mowing, tree pruning, pest
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Contact Email [email protected] Job Summary/Basic Function The Agricultural Research and Development Program in the College of Engineering Science, Technology, and Agriculture (CESTA) at Central
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@centralstate.edu Job Summary/Basic Function Under general supervision, the incumbent serves as an IT technician for Central State University and also the 1890 Land Grant program. This is the first contact customer
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Basketball program with effective management; as well as to promote academic achievement and character of the student athlete, fans, and within the University community. Duties and responsibilities will
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resident and staff activities. 7. Support and acts as a resource to the Residence Hall Association and the University Honors College Program. 8. Ensure that the needs of residents, including those
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affecting the academic potential of low income, at-risk, first-generation college-bound youth (bilingual preferred). Ability to conduct academic, educational, and social assessments on program participants as
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State certified Peace Officer basic training program, or able to transfer an out of state certification. • Minimum of 21 years of age at time of appointment. • Must possess a valid Ohio Driver’s license
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Research Development Program (ARDP) and CSU Extension are dedicated to driving innovation in the natural sciences, including agriculture, food safety and natural resources, and fostering economic development