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Secretary. • All GAs must sign a FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) agreement to protect student confidentiality at all times. Required Qualifications This position requires someone who is
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& Sci. Location Erie, Pa Position Summary Gannon University’OT Program (Erie) is seeking qualified adjuncts to work with core faculty on an interprofessional education hands-on learning activity with OT
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implementing strategic plans, managing resources, leading others, and resolving conflict. Global/Intercultural Fluency: Student managers can develop global and intercultural fluency by working with a diverse
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implementing strategic plans, managing resources, leading others, and resolving conflict. Global/Intercultural Fluency: Student managers can develop global and intercultural fluency by working with a diverse
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. Building Attendants are expected to be educated on other campus programs and events that may take place in the facility and/or around campus. This position requires high quality customer service
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enter the facility. 11. Properly communicate with other Lifeguards and Building Supervisors. Required Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Enrolled full-time student of Gannon University preferably
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across campus 13. Other duties as assigned Required Qualifications Education: Enrolled full-time student of Gannon University preferably with a minimum of a 2.5 GPA Experience: Experience must include use
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: The student will be working with the SBDC consultants and small business owners as a team to complete various projects. Technology: The student will utilize various databases and software to develop websites
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pottery and objects to prepare for publication, as well as management of the extensive corpus of materials and documents in the lab -update and maintain the database, including all digitization and
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and with proper technique. 9. Monitors and supports all student-athletes in their academic pursuits. 10. Monitors, educates, and advises all student-athletes concerning expectations in the classroom