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to multitask during constant interruptions • Demonstrated and proven skill with office technology and software • Excellent communication skills • Self-motivated with the ability to make independent decisions and
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Strategies and Technology Innovation (ASTI) department is focused on finding the solutions for foundational issues that will best position UO Advancement to achieve its goals around engagement and fundraising
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Technology; OR • One year of general clerical experience which included typing, word processing, or other generation of documents; OR • An equivalent combination of training and experience. Professional
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will be expected to provide support to the Assistant Director for Information Technology and work with other leadership within UHS to meet technology needs across the department. This position will be
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(CAS) that supports significant research activities in many fields of Earth and Environmental Science. The Oregon Hazards Lab (OHAZ) is a research program within CAS-ERTH. OHAZ uses science, technology
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of the latest in communications technology. Preferred Qualifications • Master’s in communications, public relations, or related field. • Experience working in a student affairs or higher education. • Experience
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. OVPRI supports interdisciplinary research centers, essential core facilities, and emboldens innovation and economic development through strategic partnering and technology transfer initiatives. Sponsored
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outcomes and compliance to policies and best practices, and cleaning and resetting meeting spaces after events. Event setup duties include setting up, testing, and operating event technology as used in event
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. • One year of prior experience in higher education or equivalent. Professional Competencies • Excellent public speaking and presentation skills. • Ease in using technology for communication, record
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, the University of Oregon, Native American Tribes, the research community, K-12 students and teachers, and the wider public in Oregon and beyond. An established major engine of archaeological research in