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engagement, FIU is redefining what it means to be a public research university. Designs, develops, and analyzes reports and/or queries based on user requirements. Gathers report requirements; performs quality
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, admissions, student and alumni services, and external partnerships. Participates in the development and leads in the implementation of program strategy for the Specialized Masters programs. Oversees
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research efforts with external domestic and international partners. Works with the Office of Research and Economic Development to track the status of pending agreements. Performs other duties as assigned
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develop an Individual Development Plan (IDP) (https://myidp.sciencecareers.org/Home/About ) and provide an annual review of the performance and progress of the postdoctoral scholar¿s activities in
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Assistants who are passionate, reliable, creative, and responsible to join their team. Responsibilities include: Develops, implements, and evaluates health promotion programs under the supervision
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for the Office of University Compliance, monitoring spending and encumbrances, and maintaining detailed financial records. This role includes providing financial recommendations, assisting in the development
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Institute (including research and project development), implementation of critical initiatives and projects of the Institute, and assists in managing the institute's public presence and internal programming
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engagement, FIU is redefining what it means to be a public research university. As part of the Career and Talent Development (CTD) team, educates and provides resources and tools to FIU students regarding
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and facilitates quality improvement tools. Develops and implements quality improvement initiatives Liaises with the Herbert Wertheim Human Resources (HWCOM) HR team regarding the recruitment process of
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the Substance Use Neuropsychology Laboratory. The Research Assistant will provide support to the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study: a landmark multi-site NIH study to assess the short- and long