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Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach assists in developing a competitive Division I Men’s Basketball program. The primary role of the Assistant Coach is to teach student-athletes the game of basketball. The
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management experience. Required Skills and Abilities: Demonstrated computer skills, and proficiency with MS Office Suite software programs. Demonstrated comprehension of financial concepts and operations in a
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materials. *Utilize computer, printer, copying, autoclaves, ultrasonic units, operatory suction equipment, infection control materials, dental X-ray equipment and supplies, amalgamators, curing lights, and
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Abilities: * Strong relationship management skills, including the ability to develop and maintain strong working relationships to maximize program effectiveness * Ability to independently assess project
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software stacks, including GPU clusters and related computing resources. This position will also play a key role in designing and implementing new features for research projects. The successful candidate
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for scholarships; Coordinate standard scholarships for current students and work with each department/program to establish qualifications, recipient eligibility, award amounts, and manage letters; Determine
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to maintain laboratory compliance. Positoin requires outstandig verbal and communication skills. General basic quantitative skills and basic familiarity with applicable systems (database, computer applications
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impact in the lives of adolescents through managing the implementation and operation of an evidence-based training program within multiple community settings in south-central Pennsylvania. The Project
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attention to detail and strong data entry skills Good communication and organizational skills Familiarity with computer programs (i.e. excel) This position requires a background check for cash handling
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degree; two or more year’s related experience. Previous experience with a Division 1 Men’s Basketball program preferred. Knowledge of NCAA and Conference Regulations. An equivalent combination