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. Additionally, the candidate’s secondary responsibilities will include supporting the advising and administrative functions of the WSU Phoenix (grade forgiveness) program for all participating schools, colleges
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Communication or a related discipline. Experience: Experienced (minimum 2 years of job-related experience) The candidate must have prior experience working in social science research environment. Candidate
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acquire, create, or develop applications using the optimal technology, platform, and/or interfaces. This requires a sound knowledge of the technologies available to provide optimal solutions. The focus
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. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Computer Skills: Proficient in Cognos, Banner and X-Tender (navigation, data entry and document scanning and indexing). Able and willing to learn Smartpath Appointment
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to faculty, staff, and medical students. Provide basic audiovisual and technology support for classrooms, laboratories, and events. Work closely with the AV department to ensure computers, printers, and
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efficiently and effectively. School/College/Division: H25 - Computing & Info Technology Primary department: H2560 Employment type: Regular Employee Job type: Full Time Job category: Staff/Administrative Funding
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results into computer for storage. Establishes or monitors quality assurance programs or activities to ensure the accuracy of laboratory results. Sets up, cleans, and maintains laboratory equipment. Assists
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grant and contract administration for the Department of Internal Medicine. Collaborate with the Sponsored Program Administration (SPA) department to represent the Department to funding agencies. Assess
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, and tools to inform compensation program decisions. Ensures compensation practices comply with federal, state, and local laws, and helps communicate pay policies to staff. Research emerging compensation
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maintain relationships, networks and contacts with state officials, their staff and related organizations and associations. Represent the interests of the University, communicate its program proposals and