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two years of successful ASL teaching at the college level; fluency in ASL and English; and must stay updated on current trends and best practices in sign language education. Preferred Qualifications
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://uscjobs.sc.edu/titles/132224 Job Level E0 - Directors and Executives Business Title (Internal Title) Assistant Dean Campus Columbia Work County Richland College/Division College of Engineering and Computing
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license, certified construction manager (CCM), professional engineer (PE), Certified Educational Facilities Professional (CEFP), or Project Management Professional (PMP). Knowledge/Skills/Abilities
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staff. Maintains technology needs for the assessment of SOMC academic programs, including Blackboard, National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), and ExamSoft. Collects, maintains, and analyzes exam data
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complex problems using technology to document work, share information, and collaborate with your teammates? Are you a high-energy self-starter that loves technology and will be comfortable recommending
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, inspecting, verifying, communicating, and problem solving potential causes; performing reactive and preventative maintenance on devices and equipment including pneumatic, electric, direct digital controls and
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water systems as well as a sound knowledge of air conditioning, heating, ventilation, electrical and other related trades. Must possess good leadership abilities, good interpersonal skills, and the
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various levels of personnel. Communicate effectively both orally and in writing. Ability to use technology, problem solve and utilize conscious decision making. Resources & Practice Required Skills
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are fully utilizing the technology and subscribing to the operational processes. Assists faculties asset management team to ensure that CMMS is kept current and acts as a subject matter expert for all aspects
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professional development materials. Knowledge and experience with instructional and collaborative meeting technology that enhances learning and communication among participants. Ability to work collaboratively