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Supervise standardized testing rooms, maintain secure and distraction-free environments, read exam scripts, distribute and collect materials, time exam sections and breaks, assist room supervisors, and follow College Board and ACT testing policies. Proctors must complete required training and comply with exam security, confidentiality, and conflict-of-interest requirements.

Prospect and qualify leads through outbound calls, emails, and LinkedIn messaging; schedule product demonstrations; maintain accurate CRM records; and partner with Account Executives to support sales success. The role requires meeting sales targets, managing pipelines, communicating effectively, and participating in growth projects. Strong performers may advance into closing sales roles.

Generate and qualify sales opportunities by researching institutions, identifying decision-makers, conducting outreach through phone, email, and LinkedIn, and nurturing leads until they are sales-ready. Collaborate with Business Development to prioritize accounts, refine outreach strategies, and improve opportunity quality. Track prospect interactions and activities in CRM systems while meeting daily activity and performance goals.

Leads all non-instructional school operations, including staff management, budgeting, purchasing, enrollment, academic logistics, technology, facilities, vendors, nutrition, compliance, transportation, attendance, and daily school systems. The role ensures operational efficiency, supports students and families, manages regulatory requirements, and develops solutions to improve school services.

Coordinates Office of Research operations, purchasing, equipment and records, staff scheduling, onboarding, accounting support, Workday data entry, and basic IT assistance. Manages internal and external communications, newsletters, website and social media updates, promotional materials, and research events. Provides reception and customer service, supports grant and contract administration, organizes symposiums and ceremonies, and helps improve operational efficiency.

Advises prospective and current students on financial aid, assists with FAFSA and loan applications, reviews and verifies aid information, packages awards in SCT Banner, tracks disbursements, resolves missing documentation, and ensures compliance with federal and state financial aid regulations.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor researching and teaching human-computer interaction, with emphasis on human-centered AI and human-AI collaboration. Responsibilities include developing an externally funded research program, publishing scholarly work, teaching HCI, UX, and AI-related courses, developing new courses, mentoring graduate students, and contributing to university service.

Supports accounts payable operations by processing disbursement requests, purchase orders, procurement card transactions, and payment batches. Maintains vendor records, financial documentation, and compliance records; assists with reconciliations, reporting, discrepancy resolution, audits, filing, data entry, and inquiries. Collaborates with the accounts payable team, participates in training, and supports special projects while protecting sensitive information.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor conducting translational research in biomaterials and medical device development, building an externally funded research program, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, mentoring students, publishing scholarly work, and contributing to university and professional service.

Supports the Education Department by greeting students, faculty, and staff; assisting with events, room setup, materials preparation, errands, departmental projects, and administrative tasks. The role requires strong communication, organization, reliability, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively in an academic environment.