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, and confidentiality. You will manage the day-to-day office support activities, maintain personnel and Annual review records, and interpret, advise and implement program policies and procedures in
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- Program Assistant Business Title: CougarCard Center Program Assistant Employee Type: Classified Position Details: The Opportunity: As the Program Assistant for the CougarCard Center, you will interact
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program, visit our homepage: https://sdc.wsu.edu/ . The curriculum is a four-year professional program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. Upon completion of prerequisite courses
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of, and/or experience with, program assessment and evaluation. Experience working with social media. About Department - https://extension.wsu.edu/colville-reservation/ Area/College: WSU Extension Department
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State University More Jobs from This Employer https://main.hercjobs.org/jobs/22095343/it-application-developer-journey Return to Search Results
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recognized apprenticeship program or equivalent training and experience in building maintenance or skilled trades. Journey-level experience performing skilled work in multiple trades such as mechanical
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- Extension Coordinator, 1132-YN_ADMINPRO - Extension Coordinator Business Title: Chelan County 4-H Juntos Program Extension Coordinator Employee Type: Admin. Professional (+) (Fixed Term) Position Details
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Prevention Coordinator for Washington State University (WSU) Extension in Skagit County, you will implement and evaluate a comprehensive, community-engaged food loss and waste prevention program. In this role
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leadership, curriculum development, education, applied research, evaluation and outreach for Washington State University (WSU) Extension agriculture program in Chelan and Douglas Counties. Your position duties
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position to strengthen and grow our core vector-borne disease program. Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) faculty are leaders in vector-borne disease research. In addition