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, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Digital Media, and Fintech, as well as Physician Assistant Studies, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, and Speech-Language Pathology. Katz School faculty take an
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Experience & Educational Background: High School Diploma required, Bachelor’s or Master’s degree preferred Skills & Competencies: Strong computer skills Ability to navigate the Internet as well as conducting a
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funding, grant and appropriation opportunities, coordinating with relevant departments to support applications, submissions, compliance requirements and follow-up. Plan, coordinate and support meetings
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Position Summary: Hedi Steinberg Library serves as Yeshiva University’s primary library on the Beren Campus, supporting a distinctive dual mission: maintaining a rich Judaica collection alongside a robust general academic collection that serves students and faculty across a wide range of...
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Responsibilities: Instruction & Student Learning Teach assigned Judaic Studies courses Plan and deliver engaging, well-structured lessons that support a range of learners Develop students’ skills in reading
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Position Summary: Yeshiva University seeks an energetic and detail-oriented emerging professional to join our Institutional Advancement team as a Development Associate, Alumni and Annual Giving. This entry-level position provides essential support to the alumni and annual fund fundraising...
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. Position Responsibilities: Teach up to two undergraduate courses in-person up to twice a week, in one or more of the following areas: Art History and Studio Arts Biology Chemistry Computer Science Economics
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students build confidence, develop skills, and understand the value of lifelong wellness. Position Responsibilities: Plan and lead engaging physical education classes aligned with curriculum goals Teach a
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together regarding the social-emotional health and development of each student. Plan and implement social-emotional programming for students and parents alongside the Director of Guidance. Communicate and
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undergraduate students Teach up to two undergraduate courses in-person up to twice a week, in one or more of the following areas: Arts and Music Biology Chemistry Computer Science Economics English History