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. Preferred Qualifications AAS or BS in Accounting or related field; courses in Veterinary Technology, Animal Science or Animal Husbandry; training and experience using various computer software programs
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Job Description The Women's Center at Virginia Tech seeks an energetic and committed leader to serve as Advocacy Coordinator (AC) for the CARES Program (Campus Advocacy, Resources and Education for
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the values of inclusion. Computer skills using Mac and PC platforms. Proficient in using a variety of programs within the Adobe Creative Suite (i.e., Photoshop, After Effects, Lightroom, Illustrator, Premiere
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to focus more heavily on data analytics, reporting, and system-level oversight of the Terra Dotta software with the reduction of program page and application management duties. This development is contingent
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teaching in a veterinary program • Strong data analytical, organizational and communication skills • Excellent interpersonal skills and collaborative abilities • Demonstrated skill in working collaboratively
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, including Blacksburg, the greater Washington, D.C. area, the Health Sciences and Technology Campus in Roanoke, sites in Newport News and Richmond, and numerous Extension offices and research centers . A
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to all aspects of the Virginia Tech National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and reports to the Associate Director, Industrial Security Program. The AFSO responsibilities include: • Support managing
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relevant field (e.g., gerontology, nursing, health and human services, public health, or a related discipline). • Proven experience in program development, interdisciplinary collaboration, and research
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• Ability to perform or procure routine maintenance of vehicles • Demonstrated competence in the use of computer programs such as spreadsheets, word processing, and databases Preferred Qualifications
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Job Description The Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is looking for a person to teach the practical aspects of undergraduate electrical and computer engineering, primarily