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Qualifications: Experience in nursing education, simulation-based learning, or clinical education. Knowledge of healthcare simulation standards and best practices. Certification in healthcare simulation (CHSE
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, Google Workspace for Education, and connected applications utilizing single sign-on technologies. The successful candidate will combine strong technical troubleshooting skills with hands-on experience in
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), collaborative research and scholarly activity, and/or teaching, based on the candidates interest and needs of the department. We value a collaborative, team-oriented, and collegial individual with excellent
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commitment to operational excellence, safety, and sustainability, Utility Services works to provide reliable, economical, and environmentally responsible utility services that support the university's teaching
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education. Required Minimum Qualifications: PhD in Chemical Engineering 10 years of industrial experience in process engineering 2 years of experience teaching chemical engineering at a university as lead
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identity ecosystem spanning Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory, Azure, Microsoft 365, Exchange Online, Google Workspace for Education, and numerous connected applications utilizing SAML, OAuth 2.0, OpenID
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part-time Assistant Clinical Professor to develop and teach undergraduate- and graduate-level courses for the Masters of Nursing. This is a 9-month, 40% effort, position with a three-year term (renewable
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OER and digital pedagogy. Completion of Quality Matters or similar instructional design training. Experience working with graduate-level programs. Department Unit/Website: https://nursing.iastate.edu
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, spatial design, materials and finishes, lighting design, color theory and applications, and cultural and historical contexts. Teaching responsibilities will also include integration of technologies and
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within the group. This is a one‑year appointment with the possibility of renewal upon mutual agreement. Candidates may review recent related publications from the group for context, https