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Job Summary: The Undergraduate Research Program Manager develops, plans, and executes several student-oriented programs within the Office for Undergraduate Research (OUR) including all aspects
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Apply now Job no:528973 Work type:On-Campus Undergraduate Location:Tuscaloosa Categories:Student Pay Grade/Pay Range: Based on Qualifications Department/Organization: 217602 - The Children's Program
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(Athletics) Normal Work Schedule: Varies; some evenings & weekends Job Summary: The Program Support Assistant works under the supervision of the Associate Athletics Director for Academics and designated full
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Job Summary: The Strategic Research Partnership Program Manager builds relationships with potential stakeholders in order to develop strategic partnerships and consortiums that foster innovation in
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: The Program Assistant supports Pritchett-Moore Real Estate by performing various administrative tasks. Responds to incoming phone calls and email communications. Prepares reports, documents, and
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: The Employer Relations Program Director leads employer development initiatives. Engages with employers and establishes long term relationships to create full-time employment and experiential education
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Job Summary: The Tutoring Program Manager oversees the peer tutoring and related academic support functions in the Capstone Center for Student Success (CCSS). Makes strategic and data-driven decisions
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Job Summary: The Student Mentorship Program Manager provides strategic development, operational execution, and ongoing improvement of mentorship initiatives under the LEAD program. Connects business
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restrictions. Enrollment Requirements: Applicants must meet enrollment requirements to be eligible for on-campus student employment. Applicants must be enrolled in a UA degree program and meet minimum credit
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position to be shared between the Department of American Culture and Society, the Department of Anthropology, and the Blount Scholars Program, a living learning community conferring a minor in Liberal Arts