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computer technology Must be able to maintain weekly reports of all activities and adhere to Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) guidelines Must be motivated, organized, thoughtful, and
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Stephenville, Texas Job Type Faculty Job Description At Tarleton State University College of Health Sciences, we are committed to educating individuals who will become competent leaders dedicated to advancing
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universities, a comprehensive health science center, eight state agencies, and the RELLIS Campus. The Texas A&M University System mission is to provide education, conduct research, commercialize technology
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. Responsibilities: Teach undergraduate level courses in Dietetics, Wellness, and Food Service Management that supports the Human Nutrition and Food program. These courses may include Nutrition and Wellness
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support for Gradescope exams for Chemistry instructors in the main chemistry complex not in the sophomore organic program. Assists with assignment of instructors’ assistants (IA’s) and teaching assistants
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Job Title Assistant Director, Budget and Finance Agency Texas A&M University Health Science Center Department Finance And Administration Proposed Minimum Salary Commensurate Job Location Bryan
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Department Head in Horticultural Sciences Department. As applicable and deemed appropriate, Regional Program Leaders and District Extension Directors will provide input in the specialist’s annual review
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admissions, application and admissions processes, available undergraduate programs, departmental and faculty contact information, State and University program requirements, and other available resources (i.e
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expected to demonstrate excellence and innovation in teaching, maintain an impactful research program, mentor undergraduate and graduate students, actively engage in mentoring and guiding doctoral students
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to build a nationally recognized teaching and research program in forage science/management that complements existing programs in dryland agriculture, range science, and soil/environmental science. WTAMU is