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Description The University Program Assessment Coordinator provides leadership and coordination for academic program assessment across the university. This position supports faculty and academic
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the Engineering Technology program starting Fall 2026. The successful candidate will teach Engineering Technology courses, work with student organizations, develop curriculum and labs, foster industry contacts
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international Dual Credit, Project Lead the Way, Missouri Innovation Campus, visiting and home schooled students, WeMET consortium, etc. 3. Provide administrative support to Director and Coordinators. 4. Oversee
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. Continuously ensure compliance with the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) DRE program requirements for DRE certification and recertification of officers in the state. Coordinate preparation
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, located 35 miles southeast of the Kansas City metropolitan area in Warrensburg, MO. The School of Computer Science and Mathematics offers BS and MS degrees in Actuarial Science and Statistics. Special
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Description The Reconnect Program Manager is responsible for developing and managing initiatives that support adult learners, returning stop-outs, and at-risk students, primarily at the UCM Lee’s
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Description To be eligible for the teaching graduate assistant positions, you must first be admitted to the Biology MS program. The Teaching Assistants (TA) are expected to assist and be able
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Description The Department of Psychological Science at the University of Central Missouri (https://www.ucmo.edu/psychology/) seeks to fill a nine-month, tenure-track assistant professor position
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program. Knowledge of occupational safety and health discipline. Outstanding communication and interpersonal skill. Clean Driver’s License. Educational: High School Diploma or equivalent Experience: Word
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needed Other duties as assigned Typical Qualifications Education: Student in good standing. GPA 3.0 or greater in a safety program. Knowledge of occupational safety and health discipline. High School