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Microsoft 365 tools and learn new technologies quickly. • Provide training support to eLearning staff. • Handle special projects as needed.
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Teach full-time during the academic year. Teach four courses per semester. Teach and coordinate elective courses in areas of expertise. Course topics will be assigned based on the credentials
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Strategy, and Supervision - Provide vision, leadership, and direction for all transfer credit, articulation, and credit for prior learning functions across Ferris State University. - Develop
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professionally with visitors of diverse ages, backgrounds, identities, and perspectives. • Ability to learn and accurately communicate museum information, policies, and procedures. • Ability to exercise
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to teach at the Big Rapids campus. Faculty members may be required to teach off-campus or in an on-line environment. Teach full-time during the 9-month academic year (or 12 month). Recruitment of students
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Teach undergraduate courses in the Hospitality Management program face-to-face and/or on-line/mixed delivery. The College of Business is dedicated to providing a learning experience that instills in
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an opportunity to connect classroom learning with laboratory research aimed at developing new antibiotics. Students in Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Forensic Biology, and Industrial
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to the Ferris State University Athletic Department's vision and core values of collaboration, diversity, ethical community, excellence, learning, and opportunity. This is a nine-month position from September 1st
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based on departmental need and candidate qualifications. Supporting a meaningful learning experience by: being student-orientated, advising students, and integrating current technology into the learning
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The Structured Learning Assistance (SLA) Facilitator reports directly to the Director and supports courses identified as high-risk for failure by working collaboratively with faculty and students