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Department: Col of Engineering and Computing Classification: Education Support Spec 3 Job Category: Classified Staff Job Type: Full-Time Work Schedule: Full-time (1.0 FTE, 40 hrs/wk) Location
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: The Catalog and Curriculum Specialist is responsible for course and program inventory maintenance and participation in the annual publication process of the University Catalog. The position is expected
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reports, and peer-reviewed publications. Required Qualifications: Terminal degree in astronomy, physics, astrophysics, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, or a closely
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supports the recruitment, evaluation, and enrollment of students into Scalia Law’s JD program. The Assistant Director leads prospective and admitted student engagement and yield initiatives, manages
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of electronic formats by member libraries, ensuring that annual subscriptions and purchases are accurate and completed in a timely manner. Program Initiatives Contributes to the broader work of VIVA
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or Information Science OR an equivalent certified foreign degree; Significant experience leading digital technology (operating systems, data structures, programming, and networking) initiatives, including demonstrated
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operations. Budget Development, Financial Management, and Planning: Assists in the development, monitoring, and management of departmental and program budgets; Prepares and reviews financial analyses and
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development teams within a complex, research-intensive enterprise; Knowledge of R1 research institution technology demands, academic computing environments, and specialized research datasets; Knowledge
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for graduate education. The office integrates and updates catalog adjustments in communication systems, supervises graduate curriculum development and academic program reviews for the college, and it is
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Communities (LCs) program within Housing & Residence Life, including the development of new LCs, the growth and maintenance of existing communities, and the management and renewal of Learning Communities