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The Development Coordinator for Athletics at FAU will manage donor relations, oversee daily operations for the Paradise Club, assist with social media and communications strategies, train staff, and coordinate events related to donor stewardship. The role includes maintaining donor engagement and ensuring compliance with NCAA rules.

The Assistant Professor will enhance and teach core reading courses, advise students, supervise field experiences, and contribute to research initiatives. Duties include preparing reading assessments, engaging in faculty committees, and maintaining an active research agenda in reading education.

The Audit and Investigative Manager is responsible for conducting audits, performing investigative fieldwork, and executing management advisory services. This role ensures effective project performance, assesses implementation statuses, and assists in data collection and analysis. The manager interprets relevant rules and policies, contributing to the functions of the Office of Inspector General.

The Operations Assistant serves as the front-line customer service representative at the Recreation and Fitness Center, providing accurate information, educating patrons on policies, enforcing compliance, and maintaining a clean and safe environment for fitness activities.

The Technology Support Analyst I provides first-line technical support for a range of computer-related issues across the FAU community. Responsibilities include handling support requests through multiple channels, resolving user management issues, troubleshooting hardware and software problems, and maintaining documentation for the support knowledgebase.

The Senior Project Manager at FAU oversees planning, design, and construction for major projects, managing budgets and schedules while coordinating with architects, contractors, and university personnel. The role requires conducting inspections, ensuring compliance with specifications, and being a liaison for project stakeholders, with a focus on delivering successful project outcomes.

The Manager, Training & Development at FAU is responsible for overseeing employee training and development initiatives. This role includes designing and implementing training programs, managing new hire orientation, supervising performance evaluation processes, and coordinating annual employee awards. The manager also ensures compliance with training standards and evaluates training effectiveness.

The Chair and Professor of Political Science is responsible for academic leadership, personnel management, curriculum oversight, budget management, recruitment efforts, community outreach, and engaging in teaching and research activities within the department.

The Associate General Counsel will draft and review legal agreements related to research, advise on compliance with regulations, conduct legal research, liaise with various stakeholders, monitor changes in funding regulations, and provide strategic guidance for university research operations.

The Paralegal at Florida Atlantic University assists the Office of the General Counsel by conducting legal research, managing subpoenas and records requests, and supporting litigation through document production and witness preparation. The role includes contract review and facilitating communication between departments.

The Operations and Budget Coordinator at FAU will manage budget reports, assist in budget amendments, provide administrative support, maintain lab facilities, perform HR functions, coordinate events, and manage website content for research programs.

The Assistant Professor in ITOM will teach courses in AI, Business Analytics, and Management Information Systems at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Responsibilities include conducting research, publishing in scholarly journals, and participating in community engagement and service actions within the department and university.

The Research Bone Densitometry Technologist at FAU is responsible for ensuring the safe operation of densitometry equipment, preparing participants for procedures, maintaining quality control records, overseeing equipment maintenance, and assisting in the conduct of research studies. The role includes administrative tasks and communication with investigators and participants.

The professor will teach courses in Applied AI, Business Analytics, and Management Information Systems at both undergraduate and graduate levels. They will engage in scholarly research, publication, and service to the academic community, focusing on high-quality research in peer-reviewed journals.

The Assistant Professor will teach and conduct research in mechanical engineering, with emphasis on areas such as spacecraft structures and novel engineering materials. The position involves collaboration with students and faculty across various engineering disciplines and contributes to the development of a robust research environment at FAU.

The role involves teaching, researching, and administrative duties in the History Department. The focus is on pre-1650 Europe with an emphasis on Jewish history, contributing to undergraduate and graduate courses, and participating in departmental and strategic initiatives.

The Assistant Professor in Neuroscience at FAU will teach undergraduate courses, manage a research program, mentor students, and engage in service activities. The role requires establishing collaboration opportunities in a highly selective honors college setting.

The Assistant Professor will teach courses in leadership, change management, and human resource management at both undergraduate and graduate levels. They must engage in research and publication, particularly in peer-reviewed journals, and participate in service activities within the institution.

The Associate Professor of Public Policy at FAU will teach public policy courses, supervise dissertations, and participate in university service while maintaining an active research agenda in public policy theory and practice.

The Assistant Professor will teach and conduct research in British literature of the long eighteenth century, mentor graduate students, contribute to comparative studies programs and interdisciplinary certificate programs, and engage in service activities within the department and university.