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-Track Faculty in Electrical & Computer Engineering Position Type: Faculty Location: Villanova, PA Recruitment Type: Internal/External Applicants Work Schedule: full-time/9-months Department: 204
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in the creation and organization of information resources to support collections. Tasks may include: production of digital content for the Digital Library using computer, scanner, digital camera, and
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-Track Faculty in Electrical & Computer Engineering Position Type: Faculty Location: Villanova, PA Recruitment Type: Internal/External Applicants Work Schedule: full-time/9-months Department: 204
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accommodations Preparation for tests and quizzes Identification and implementation of study methods based on learning styles Support with executive functioning in relation to class materials Tutors will not
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on a variety of topics including opportunity identification, technical and market feasibility, prototyping, and business and venture planning. Qualified individuals would provide instruction in both a
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our perspectives. As a part of this community, your work will improve lives and ignite change! Why work at Villanova? Join a mission-driven organization. Since Villanova University’s founding in 1842
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for missing books. Process interlibrary loan materials and update records in specialized library software and systems. Scan pages in journals and books for electronic delivery. Ship materials to other libraries
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completion coordination, and communication projects both within the Sustainable Engineering Program (SUSE) and the Villanova Center for Resilient Water Systems (VCRWS). Reporting to the Director(s) of SUSE and
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and troubleshoot public printers, microfilm scanners, and book scanner technology. Maintain and troubleshoot service desk computers and technology. Assist patrons with computer hardware and software
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University and shift our perspectives. As a part of this community, your work will improve lives and ignite change! Why work at Villanova? Join a mission-driven organization. Since Villanova University’s