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community, with a particular emphasis on advancing equitable academic outcomes through effective retention strategies, seamless pre-collegiate and transfer pathways, cultivating a sense of belonging, aligning
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Education and Research (CCER) to drive ongoing quality enhancement across clinical lab and simulation activities. Establish annual goals and objectives for clinical lab and simulation development in alignment
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development; Experience with GIS mapping or willingness to learn social network analysis; Demonstrated ability to work independently and effectively manage multiple projects and priorities; Experience with
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of the following essential duties: Supports the University of Massachusetts Boston Police Department mission and the policies and procedures in support of that mission, which is aligned with the University and the
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of Massachusetts Boston Police Department mission and the policies and procedures in support of that mission, which is aligned with the University and the Division of Student Affairs’ mission. Exercises police
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effectively on a team; • Ability to work under time pressures and meet specific deadlines; • Ability to manage multiple projects with competing priorities simultaneously; • Ability to coordinate and work with
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submit the following: 1. Curriculum Vitae 2. A cover letter highlighting how their teaching, research and service aligns with the position 3. A succinct statement of their teaching philosophy, including
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philosophy. The ideal candidate should be able to and/or be interested in collaborating in inter- and transdisciplinary teams, engaging with diverse stakeholders, and integrating multiple disciplines to study
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transdisciplinary teams, engage with diverse stakeholders, and integrate multiple disciplines to study complex issues associated with food provisioning for urban areas. UMass Boston is an urban public research
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, the effects of microbes on multiple levels of biological organization (i.e., from cells to ecosystems), interactions among microorganisms, and evolutionary processes in microbial communities. The successful