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Details Posted: Unknown Location: Salary: Summary: Summary here. Details Posted: 13-Aug-25 Location: Washington, D.C. Type: Full-time Categories: Academic/Faculty Computer/Information Sciences
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all department programs. The successful candidate will have a strong commitment to both teaching and research. Candidates with expertise in statistical machine learning, statistical computing
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computers and peripherals, installing and upgrading software applications, assisting faculty, staff and students with computer issues, troubleshooting and resolving computer problems, documenting and
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administrative support to the Chairs/Program Directors, faculty and students. Reporting to the Director of Administrative Operations, the Shared Services Administrator duties will include: Providing support to
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Fellowship Program at Georgetown Law. The goal of the fellowship is to provide high quality representation to adults and adolescents accused of crimes and provide recent law school graduates with rigorous
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well as expertise in population science research including applied methodology in health program design, and evaluation, community-based participatory studies, e.g., cluster studies and causal inference. The DBBB is
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reviews supporting projects across campus. The person will conduct or solicit inspections of assigned projects to evaluate program/project performance and confirm the satisfactory progression of work
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stakeholders. In addition, the AD may advance a new Minor or Certificate Program in Children’s Issues. The AD will also support development of a Global Fellows Program, and help the Collaborative shift from
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for academic/curricular advising and policy and program development, with particular focus on our evening division J.D. students. Founded as an evening program in 1870, Georgetown Law has a long tradition of
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supervision to support technology-rich computing and media labs throughout the Library. This position works closely with all members of the Digital Scholarship Services Unit to support the effective use