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, but not be limited to, the following: Install, program, monitor, and maintain Direct Digital Control System components to include sensors, transducers, controllers, and network devices in campus
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procedures Standard procedures for alphanumeric filing * Skill In: Typing (i.e., 35 net words per minute) * Interpersonal communication to effectively interact with university personnel and public in person
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, school); technology/systems proficiency; KSU organizational knowledge – including basic working knowledge of KSU referral network and resources; student development theory; leadership styles and theories
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/systems proficiency; KSU organizational knowledge – including basic working knowledge of KSU referral network and resources; student development theory; leadership styles and theories * Skill In: Student
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communication (e.g., to compose reports, correspondence and memos) Keyboarding (i.e., 35 net words per minute), if required by position Interpersonal communication to effectively interact with University
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/systems proficiency; KSU organizational knowledge – including basic working knowledge of KSU referral network and resources; student development theory; leadership styles and theories * Skill In: Student
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NETWORK AND CONVENES AN INTERNATIONAL TEAM OF ECOLOGISTS, ECOTOXICOLOGISTS, GEOCHEMISTS, AND MATHEMATICIANS. THIS RESEARCH TEAM IS SYNTHESIZING DATA ON METALS IN THE FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENT TO GAIN
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(i.e., 35 net words per minute) if required by position Ability To: Train and provide effective work direction to other employees Manage time effectively and set priorities Operate telephone console
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area (university, regional campus, college, school); technology/systems proficiency; higher education organizational knowledge including basic working knowledge of higher education referral network and
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, regional campus, college, school); technology/systems proficiency; KSU organizational knowledge – including basic working knowledge of KSU referral network and resources; student development theory