72 social-sciences positions at Dallas County Community College District

Social Science Researcher (GRANT-FUNDED/PART-TIME-TEMPORARY)

Work Hours 19.5 Compensation Range N05-PT Salary Minimum $53,000.00 Annually FLSA United States of America (Non-Exempt) Position Type Staff Position Summary The Social Science Researcher will contribute

Assistant Director, Grants Accounting

assigned organization. Collaborates with stakeholders to implement/improve processes and procedures in order to meet the mission and goals of the institution or organization. Additional work will vary

Chief Information Officer

order to deliver business excellence. Identifies and proposes areas where technology, organization structure and day-to-day practices can be combined and refined to drive Dallas College toward its

Senior Accountant

tasks and work assignments in order to meet deadlines. Ability to lead and train staff with demonstrated ability to make sound decisions within the scope of position. Ability to produce analysis and

Lab Specialist-GIS Program

Program of the Applied Industrial Science division. Experience with ArcGIS Desktop, ArcMap, Esri Products a must. School certification needed in Geography, Planning or other related fields. Previous

Program Services Specialist

, workshops and seminars that promote the student experience. Ability to develop positive, strategic working relationships with internal/external stakeholders and constituents in order to promote the college

Nurse

mental health and medical care professionals (including social workers, LPCs, psychologists) providing services to a diverse, intergenerational community. Nurses are essential for the daily clinical

Lab Specialist - Eastfield Campus

at Eastfield Campus under the Applied Industrial Science Division including Computer Aided Design and Drafting and Mechatronics. Skills and knowledge of Electrical and Mechanical processes preferred. Position

Facilitator, Learning & Development - Machining Uniquely Abled Academy

excellence and industry expertise for skill-based precision machining courses and certifications, and for working with industry partners to continuously improve program curriculum to meet the changing needs

Health Promotion Coordinator

professionals (including nurses, social workers, LPCs, psychologists). Health Promotion Coordinators are essential to providing health education, prevention, and health promotion. Required Knowledge, Skills, and