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Development Manager. The ELA Test Development Manager will coordinate with Test Development Program Leads (for the DLM program, potential DLM expansion programs and other grant-funded test development work
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from local agencies Distribute technology transfer materials Support the equipment loan program Prepare reports for key stakeholders Develop and deliver roadway safety training for local agency staff
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faculty member. Faculty in the following departments on the KU-Lawrence campus are affiliated with the KU IRACDA program: Molecular Biosciences , Ecology & Evolutionary Biology , Chemistry , Pharmacology
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31452BR Achievement & Assessment Inst Position Overview Talent Search is a TRIO college access program funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Through early intervention, this program is
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associated with program assessment and analysis. 10% - Developing and maintaining a database of researchers and nodes throughout the network 10% - Assisting data scientist in communicating with network
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H-1B sponsorship for this position. Job Description 35% - Software Development Assist in the development of web forms using programming languages such as JavaScript, XML, CSS, XSL, HTML, or other
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graduate student development programs; and plan for and manage day-to-day engineering work force development operations. In addition, the position will support the recruitment efforts on all levels
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activities for K-14 levels; implement mentoring, training, and graduate student development programs; and plan for and manage day-to-day engineering work force development operations. In addition, the position
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consistent growth and is now the second-largest major at the undergraduate level. Recently, the School added a program in professional selling which provides all undergraduate students with the option
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or videotaped during simulation. The Performance Assessment Program of the School of Pharmacy needs an available applicant pool of persons from a wide range of backgrounds who are selected for specified cases