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). Must be able to perform continual lifting, including being able lift a minimum of 55 pounds continually throughout the day. General computer knowledge and data entry procedures. Ability to work
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or Equivalent Education (GED/High School Diploma and one year of transferrable program/functional experience). Experience relevant to the role of the position. Valid NYS Driver License and the ability to meet
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; recommend and implement solutions. Provide advice and guidance on the design and implementation of UX research methodologies; perform user research to better understand audiences, analyze data, and report
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leader in collegiate retailing innovation, serving students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors. The Cornell Store is a high-volume, multi-channel retail operation that delivers legendary customer
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high level of organizational skills. POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES: Administrative Responsibilities: Coordination/Operation - 95% Set priorities to meet deadlines. Assist Administrative staff with notetaking
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at outdoor boat launch sites and in weather conditions including exposure to the sun, extreme heat, wind, water, precipitation, and cold. This position frequently lifts, moves or transports program supplies
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on May 15, 2025. Position closing dates may change based on Association needs. Required Qualifications Associate degree or GED/High School Diploma plus 1 year of related experience. Experience relevant
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Assistant to Department Chair-Department of Computational Biology The Opportunity The Department of Computational Biology, a multi-college unit led by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
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Support Custodian plays an essential role in assessing custodial maintenance needs and executing tasks that ensure that our high standards are consistently met. A successful SO-02 Support Custodian will
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The Opportunity Are you a highly organized communicator with a passion for scholarly publishing, design, and cultural thought? Do you thrive in dynamic, high-performance environments where attention