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Collegiate (Non tenure track): A DVM/equivalent degree and demonstrated aptitude and experience in teaching comparative veterinary gross anatomy and its clinical application. Tenure-track: A DVM/equivalent
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, and workforce development. The Director of Research is responsible for developing and executing a comprehensive research strategy that aligns with CCI’s mission and advances its national and
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assist with purchasing, travel approvals and reimbursements, scheduling, some customer service activities, and other projects Required Qualifications Excellent organizational and communication skills
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, but not limited to, Microsoft Office suite of products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), SharePoint, and Qualtrics. Strong communication, attention to detail and accuracy, exceptional customer service, and a
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, the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously, and strong interpersonal and communication skills. Key Responsibilities •Develop work plans for identified research teams to accomplish program
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include recordkeeping and communication with faculty, staff, and students. Responsibilities include: providing administrative support for the Undergraduate Program Director(s) and other employees
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mail, and databases; Strong communication and interpersonal skills; Attention to detail and self-motivation. Preferred Qualifications Knowledge of university policies, programs and systems; Demonstrated team
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boards, and building a robust alumni network aligned with university and college priorities. The Assistant Director partners closely with University Advancement, Marketing and Communications, and academic
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presentation, oral and written communication -Problem solving skills and a demonstrated ability to work independently -Demonstrated experience reading, executing, and troubleshooting code -Demonstrated
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activities across research, operations, facilities, communications, memberships, workforce development, budgeting, and industry collaboration while ensuring that strategic priorities are executed efficiently