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: Posted Salary Grade: Faculty Full Time - 01 Retirement: KTRS Contact Person: Socorro Zaragoza Job Summary/Basic Functions The Department of Language and Cultural Studies, Anthropology, and Sociology
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Retirement: KTRS Contact Person: Daniel Roush Job Summary/Basic Functions The Department of American Sign Language and Interpreter Education (ASLIE) at Eastern Kentucky University invites applications for a
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within our academic college and departments: - Teaching, Learning, and Educational Leadership (TLEL) - Applied Human Sciences (AHS) - American Sign Language and Interpreter Education (ASLIE) -Clinical
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- Academic Affairs Position Location: Richmond Campus Driver Classification: Non-Driver FLSA: Exempt Contact Person: Abbey Poffenberger Job Summary/Basic Functions The Department of Language and Cultural
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/Interpretation and fluency in oral and written language is required Licensure & Certifications: Preferred Qualifications: Job Duties: 50% - Identifies and implements high impact recruitment and retention
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Instructions: Appropriate proficiency in oral and written English and target language(s) required. Must be enrolled in upper-division language studies classes or appropriate equivalency. AA/EEO Statement Eastern
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About the College/Department: ASLIE.eku.edu Job Summary/Basic Functions The American Sign Language and Interpreter Education department is accepting applications for part-time faculty to teach
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Language. The Upward Bound Summer Chautauqua is a six-week, college-preparatory program housed on EKU’s campus which will take place from June 8th- July 18th. Students will live on campus and take classes
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. - (Essential) Demonstrate actions and language that is supportive and inclusive to all members of the residence hall community. - (Essential) Address resident and floor conflicts fairly and according to Housing
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Sign Language and Interpreter Education, Applied Human Sciences, Clinical and Therapeutic Programs, and Teaching, Learning, and Educational Leadership. We offer programs in-person, online, and using