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to assist Tribes and other stakeholders implement rivercane restoration projects. By implementing a much-needed program to develop a source of rivercane, this project will increase Tribal capacity to manage
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. Participates in training as required by the Office for Research & Economic Development and serves as a liaison for the college to ORED. Additional Department Summary: Supports the Computer Science (CS
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Department employees. Oversees the National Association of Elevator Contractors (NAEC) apprentice program. Develops and implements efficient, quality work standards of performance. Required Minimum
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to read, write, add, subtract, and follow oral and/or basic written instructions. Basic computer and keyboard skills (data entry, portable data collection devices, etc.). Ability to use various resources
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Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology (CIROH) and is expected to primarily lead coordination, administration, organization, and internal communication efforts. Assist with program management
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level, the CCEE department also has active MS and PhD programs in Civil Engineering and MS program in Environmental Engineering, with a total sustained graduate enrollment of nearly 120 students
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800 students. At the graduate level, the CCEE department also has active MS and PhD programs in Civil Engineering and MS program in Environmental Engineering, with a total sustained graduate enrollment
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department also has active MS and PhD programs in Civil Engineering and MS program in Environmental Engineering, with a total sustained graduate enrollment of nearly 120 students. The Department of Civil
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undergraduate programs have a sustained enrollment of nearly 800 students. At the graduate level, the CCEE department also has active MS and PhD programs in Civil Engineering and MS program in Environmental
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include: Graduate Program Academic Leadership and Program Development • Provide strategic leadership for the development, assessment, and continuous improvement of graduate programs (M.S. and Ph.D.) across