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The Senior Project Coordinator at FAU will manage administrative and communication tasks, develop training materials, implement a new CRM system, create project schedules, ensure quality control in course design, and facilitate communication among stakeholders, ensuring timelines are met and potential risks are managed.

The Student Assistant will support eLearning initiatives by providing customer service, assisting faculty with Canvas, making course content accessible, and managing video production. Responsibilities include data reporting, live webinar management, and social media content creation, all while working in collaboration with a diverse team.

The Engagement Coordinator at FAU is responsible for reviewing documents, conducting interviews, attending recruitment events, implementing support systems, monitoring participant progress, organizing team meetings, and maintaining the project website. The role requires strong organizational, communication, and project management skills to support individuals with disabilities.

The Test Proctor at Florida Atlantic University is responsible for administering and overseeing various computer-based tests, ensuring compliance with testing protocols, checking in candidates, and performing routine clerical duties. The role requires excellent communication and customer service skills, along with strong computer proficiency.

The Florida Atlantic University’s Department of Theatre and Dance is seeking a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Musical Theatre to teach, mentor, and contribute to creative and scholarly research. The candidate will help develop the Musical Theatre Major and work closely with the department's professional theatre company partner on campus.

The Department of Political Science at Florida Atlantic University is hiring an Assistant Professor in American Politics specializing in institutions (Presidency and Congress). The role involves teaching, research, and related administrative activities, as well as academic advising and grant-seeking. The candidate will have a teaching load of 3/2 with the ability to provide instruction in various modalities.

Faculty positions at Assistant and Associate Professor levels in computational neuroscience and neural data science at FAU's College of Engineering and Computer Science. Candidates will engage with data from brain circuits and collaborate with research communities at FAU campuses. Join a dynamic team integrating engineering and computational sciences with neuroscience research.

The Wilkes Honors College at Florida Atlantic University is looking for an Assistant Professor of Philosophy to teach various courses, support undergraduate students, and engage in collaborative interdisciplinary teaching activities. The position requires excellence in research and teaching, particularly in ancient philosophy and metaphysics.

The Assistant Professor of Graphic Design will develop and teach courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels, guide students in their creative research, and engage in committee service. The position requires integrating emerging technologies and ethical considerations into the curriculum while supporting students' diverse learning needs.

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 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 Assistant Professor of Marketing will teach undergraduate and graduate marketing courses, maintain an active research program, and engage in service within the department and community. This position emphasizes scholarly research in top-tier journals and requires a commitment to diverse learning needs.

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 Operations Specialist at FAU assists with facility maintenance, manages membership operations, reconciles sales, and handles program registrations. The role includes scheduling fitness programs and providing assistance and information to patrons. Other duties may also be assigned as required.

The Program Assistant at Florida Atlantic University will support the Director by managing schedules, organizing materials, handling reimbursements, coordinating contracts, and maintaining records related to field practicum education. This role involves communication with faculty, students, and external agencies, ensuring smooth operations within the School of Social Work.

The Assistant to the FAU HBOI Executive Leadership Team provides administrative support, serves as the first point of contact in the Executive Suite, plans events, coordinates travel and purchases for executive staff, and ensures effective operational flow.

The Assistant Professor will teach courses related to Crisis and Risk Communication and maintain an active research profile. Responsibilities include engaging with students and the community while providing expertise in various communication aspects such as public, group, and health communication.

The Assistant Professor of Ceramics will teach undergraduate and graduate courses, conduct creative research in ceramics, and engage in academic advising and university committees. The role emphasizes innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to ceramics, alongside service activities within the university.

The Assistant Professor of Art History will teach and develop undergraduate and graduate courses focusing on the History and Criticism of Visual and Material Culture and Design. Responsibilities include conducting research, advising students, and participating in departmental and graduate faculty activities, all while promoting an inclusive learning environment for diverse backgrounds.

The Online Course Quality Reviewer will support quality assurance in online learning by performing course reviews according to standards, preparing courses for certification, and assisting with instructional design tasks as needed. A focus on flexibility, attention to detail, and customer service is essential.