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OF THE JOB: The University of Delaware’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) program is a top-ranked 2.5-year accelerated program. The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of Delaware is
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maintenance for utilities, and electrical distribution systems. Must have working knowledge of applicable national, state and local building and safety codes; working knowledge of standard practices, tools
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RESPONSIBILITIES: Drive storytelling video and multimedia content for distribution across bluehens.com, social media, newsletters, in-game digital displays and in other venues. Oversee the production and development
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, Residence Life, IT, M&O electronics shop, and M&O lock shop to ensure security of the residence halls, academic, and administrative locations Manages frontline program elements including, but not limited
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Apply now Job no:501931 College / VP Area: College of Ag & Natural Res Work type:Staff Location:Newark, DE Categories:Full Time, Program/Project Management Salary Structure PAY GRADE: 29E Please
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, and regional levels. Working with the Health & Well-being Program Leader and Communications Team, develop and distribute marketing materials for health literacy programs to recruit participants. Conduct
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-departure orientation, and distribution of post-program student evaluations; advises/guides faculty on program development; supports students in the study abroad planning and pre-departure process. Monitors
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, and coordinates all department events, will oversee the department’s recruiting program. Responsibilities include managing a fiscally sound recruiting budget, managing recruitment efforts at all
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the condensate water and low-pressure steam distribution systems in each building. Carries out other limited trade tasks such as electrical repair and minor sheet metal duct work as required. Maintains RO/DI water
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: Under the supervision of the Service Desk Manager, COE-IT, the CSS-I provides tier one and tier two technical support for the computing and networking operation for the College of Engineering. The