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economic drivers for Alabama. Materials Science has been identified as a strategic theme under Objective #4 of the Strategic Plan – Advance Research Efforts Aligned with National Security. The Alabama
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member to identify course learning objectives, teaching methodologies, assessment tools, and other parameters necessary for development of basic courses. Required Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree
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supervision of student employees to accomplish department and program objectives. Ability to prioritize multiple work responsibilities in time-sensitive situations, work with limited supervision, supervise and
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Microsoft Office. Skills in exercising initiative, judgment, problem-solving, and decision-making. Skills in organizing work to achieve department goals and objectives. Excellent communication public
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Maintenance Department. Creates and implements targets, objectives, and action plans. Evaluates the process and results to ensure goals/objectives/targets are achieved. Makes consistent and continuous
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department goals and objectives. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with University financial policies and procedures, operating software (i.e. Banner, purchasing, budgeting, Concur, P-Card). Previous
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relationships. Ability to demonstrate honesty and integrity in dealing with people. Ability to work cooperatively with others toward common objectives, demonstrating respect for the ideas and contributions
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, and future research objectives. 5) Teaching Interests and Philosophy Statement: A one-page statement describing your teaching interests, philosophy, and approach to education, including any experience
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research and educational programs. These activities present an outstanding opportunity here at The University of Alabama for individuals to fulfill their career objectives and dreams as a faculty member in
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research and educational programs. These activities present an outstanding opportunity here at The University of Alabama for individuals to fulfill their career objectives and dreams as a faculty member in