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Binghamton University Athletics invites applications for the position of Academic Learning Specialist-Athletics. This role is a key member of the Visions Center team and supports the academic success
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Job Description: Function of Position: Reporting to the Director of Learning Support Systems, Academic Coaches are professional staff who work with students to help them to develop effective reading
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Job Description: Function of Position: Reporting to the Director of Learning Support Systems, Academic Coaches for Evening Shifts are professional staff who work with students on one or more
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. The academic coach will support project goals by providing one-on-one and group coaching to SSS program participants, developing effective reading and learning strategies to become self-regulated learners
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About Farmingdale State College: Farmingdale State College is a recognized leader in applied learning. With over 10,000 students, FSC is the State University of New York's largest college
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department. The successful candidates will teach a variety of undergraduate courses in Computer Security, including information security, computer forensics, cryptography, biometrics, physical security and
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About Farmingdale State College: Farmingdale State College is a recognized leader in applied learning. With over 10,000 students, FSC is the State University of New York's largest college
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their educational goals. We have decades of experience providing educational access through online teaching and learning, individualized instruction, mentoring, and prior learning assessment. We build on our students
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) Chemistry (daytime, in-person) Computer Security* (daytime, evenings, in-person) Electrical Technology (daytime, in-person) Mechanical Technology (daytime, evening, in-person) COMPENSATION: $836.52 - $961.18
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their educational goals. We have decades of experience providing educational access through online teaching and learning, individualized instruction, mentoring, and prior learning assessment. We build on our students