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Posting Details Posting Detail Information Working Title Music Theory/Composition Instructors - Open Pool 2025 Position Location Fort Collins, CO Work Location Position is fully in-office/in-person
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covers the breadth of the Political Science discipline including American politics, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, and public policy and administration with an additional
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, mathematical modeling, number theory, scientific computing, and topology, as well as applications of these areas. The Department of Mathematics has around 150 undergraduate majors and 73 graduate students, with
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demonstrates a thorough knowledge of the fundamental principles and theories of professional archeology. Previous experience supervising and/or leading NRHP eligibility assessments and data-recovery mitigation
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interpersonal communication, presentation, facilitation and writing skills Demonstrated experience with budget management Knowledge of student development theory and demonstrated application to new student
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, number theory, scientific computing, topology, as well as applications of all these areas. The Department of Mathematics has around 150 undergraduate majors and 65 graduate students, with currently 30
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interpersonal communication, presentation, facilitation and writing skills Demonstrated experience with budget management Knowledge of student development theory and demonstrated application to new student
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. Possess a working knowledge of systems theories. Spanish language fluency. Essential Duties Application Details Special Instructions to Applicants Please apply with a cover letter addressing the required
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, number theory, scientific computing, topology, as well as applications of all these areas. The Department of Mathematics has around 150 undergraduate majors and 65 graduate students, with currently 30
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extend theory to practice. ICs oversee approximately 35-70 online students as needed based on class size and grading intensity/technology. They are the primary point of communication, grade assignments