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This position is in Goffstown, NH. With a strong emphasis on customer service, this role provides administrative and office support for the Extension Pesticide Safety Education Program (PSEP
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The Senior Program Support Assistant serves in a critical front-line role within the PSU Counseling Center, combining administrative coordination with quasi-clinical responsibilities. This position
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The Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping is seeking a Software Developer / Scientific Programmer to support software architecture and technical programming for research and operational systems
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appropriate offices. Maintain accurate and current departmental curriculum and program information in undergraduate and graduate catalogs and advising systems, including Degree Works. Coordinate the ongoing
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objectives by following program design provided to facilitators by Lead or Program Manager. Management of risks – physical, social and emotional - associated with both group process as well as use
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. Duties/Responsibilities Careful and intentional facilitation of group process to ensure a high quality and high-impact client experience. Address client learning objectives by following program design
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. Engagement in and participation with student and faculty retention activities for the School of Business. The School of Business is the largest academic program at PSU. The size and complexity of the school
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baseball coaching staff. The Assistant Coach will support the Head Baseball Coach in all aspects of developing a competitive NCAA Division III baseball program while fostering the academic, athletic, and
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(30%) Establish partnerships and create a thriving COOP program for PSU students in collaboration with Community Impact, Alumni Relations, Employers and other campus stakeholders Oversee and expand a
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of the position is to advance the theoretical and computational mechanics of soft solids under coupled physical environments. The position is situated within a sponsored research program on the finite-deformation