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and economic renaissance. Job Description: SUNY Poly is accepting applications for qualified adjuncts to teach daytime, evening, and online courses in its College-in-Prison Program. The program
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-in-Prison Program. The program currently partners with Mid-State Correctional Facility to deliver courses to incarcerated individuals enrolled in SUNY Poly's Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) program. We
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. Training LLMs, large-scale deep learning systems, and/or large foundation models using GPU/TPU parallelization while setting up the environment/system network under various constraints, such as limited
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of Workforce Development and directing a comprehensive program that guides career development, career counseling, programming and assistance with internship and employment opportunities. The Director
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requirements, and clinical placement operations for the School of Nursing Programs and the Health Information Management Program. This position serves as the key liaison between students, faculty, clinical sites
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the program including implementation, planning and execution of all deliverables. The Assistant Project director will work closely with student family advocates to provide deliverables to each served district
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, applied physics, computer science, or a related field. Required skills include an advanced command of Python. Mastery of a language in the C family is a plus. Some familiarity with programming of hybrid AI
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scholarship involving undergraduate students, teach courses in existing mathematics programs and service courses, contribute to the development of an MS in Applied Mathematics with tracks in Mathematical
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to the study and use of artificial intelligence in society and culture. We are eager to hear from candidates with a commitment to advancing SUNY Poly's strategic plan and our mission, vision, and values. In all
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strategic plan and our mission, vision, and values. In all disciplines, we are seeking faculty to participate actively in interdisciplinary partnerships to advance the four thematic areas described in SUNY