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committed to clinical excellence, knowledge to improve general and overall health and promoting care and community. With over 10,000 alumni throughout the U.S. and internationally, the development and alumni
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University Advancement Division seeks a dynamic, experienced developmental professional to serve as Director of Development and Alumni Relations for Tisch College. Tufts University Advancement Division (UA) is
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of Educational Affairs (OEA) oversees the medical education program at Tufts University School of Medicine (TUSM). Its responsibilities include curricular development, evaluation and assessment
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for diverse agricultural communities. New Entry provides critical training, career development, and economic opportunity to new farmers. We are seeking an entrepreneurial individual to lead our farmer training
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University Advancement Division (UA) is a development and alumni relations enterprise with approximately 200 full-time employees. Units within UA include development/fundraising, alumni engagement, donor
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contact for prospective students, manages key aspects of the admissions process, and contributes to the development of effective recruitment strategies. The Assistant Director works closely with
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retail dining units including financial accountability, personnel management, staff development, customer satisfaction, marketing and promotional initiatives and program development. Provide leadership
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the breadth of the university. The center will build on existing strengths at Tufts. TIAI will also create a collaborative, application-driven environment that simultaneously fosters the development of new
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and may train others to use the system. The Assistant Registrar creates standard and ad-hoc reports, participates in updating paper or electronic department communications, and participates in
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genetics, biophysics, and computational approaches, researchers at the Center work toward a multi-level control of patterning. Novel technology is being developed to modulate the bioelectric communication