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positive image of the department; and Self-sufficient ability to use word processing, spreadsheets, database, PowerPoint/Prezi presentations, internet, and other current PC tools. Preferred Qualifications
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in priorities; and Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite software, including e-mail, online meeting applications, word processing, and spreadsheets. Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in a
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Electrical and Computer Engineering, as well as M.S. degrees in Digital Forensics and Telecommunications. The department comprises more than 30 faculty members and serves over 950 students, including more than
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with a team or independently as needed; and Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite software, including e-mail, online meeting applications, word processing, and spreadsheets. Preferred Qualifications
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INB student information system to review student transcripts, records, course registration history, and processing course overrides; and Manages program-specific inboxes, listservs, and learning
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technologies across the university. This role combines classroom audiovisual systems support with desktop computing services, ensuring smooth operation of all related technologies. This role will serve as a
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desktop, endpoint, classroom, and AV support services across the institution. This role ensures reliable operation of hardware, software, network connectivity, and instructional technologies through
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academic policy and processes for student requests; Maintains a positive and inviting atmosphere for all visitors to the CEC Undergraduate Studies Office; and Maintains bulletin boards, literature displays
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: For full consideration, applicants must apply for Manager, Communications and Digital Content Operations at https://jobs.gmu.edu/. Complete and submit the online application to include three professional
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, identify gaps, and recommend policy or process improvements that enhance student academic outcomes; Designs and establishes systems for monitoring the progress and pathways of key student populations