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Provides administrative and operational support for athletic programs, training activities, members, families, and staff. Responsibilities include communication, scheduling, payment and account tracking, purchasing, inventory, project coordination, event logistics, and calendar management. The role uses multiple business systems and requires discretion with financial information, strong organization, dependable follow-through, professional communication, and the ability to assist with physical setup and material movement.

Provides clerical claims support to adjusters and assistants throughout the settlement process. Responsibilities include entering claim requests, verifying documentation, preparing and indexing mail and email, and completing work accurately and efficiently. The role requires organization, prioritization, communication, computer skills, and data entry. Training is provided, with opportunities for professional development and a hybrid work schedule.

Conduct outbound calls and emails to prospective corporate clients, build sales opportunities in Salesforce or similar CRM tools, grow the pipeline, create compelling outreach, support the sales process, share prospecting strategies, and meet monthly sales goals and daily performance metrics.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor researching and teaching at the intersection of artificial intelligence and public policy. Responsibilities include developing an externally funded research program, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in AI, data literacy, computational methods, and technology policy, contributing to interdisciplinary AIM initiatives, and collaborating across the university on AI governance, regulation, security, economic, social, and environmental policy issues.

Conduct research advancing assurance methods for embodied AI systems, including robots, drones, and autonomous vehicles. Develop prototypes to evaluate safety and reliability methods, define research directions, collaborate with universities, publish scientific findings, and present work at conferences. The role requires machine learning model development, digital tool implementation, and clear communication of complex concepts.

Two-year rotational engineering program for recent graduates involving four six-month assignments across manufacturing environments. Participants troubleshoot equipment and production issues, lead continuous improvement projects, analyze operational KPIs, apply industrial engineering methods, and support automation, quality, reliability, and process improvements. The role includes hands-on shop-floor collaboration, structured training, mentoring, and project ownership across multiple U.S. manufacturing locations.

Manage the graphic production pipeline for Shoptalk events, tracking creative projects, deadlines, approvals, vendor lead times, and asset delivery in Monday.com. Create print, digital, social, signage, and environmental graphics from approved templates; prepare proofs and print-ready files; maintain file standards, version control, and archives. Coordinate with creative, marketing, operations, and external production partners to prioritize requests, meet schedules and budgets, and support high-volume batch workflows and on-site event execution.

Supports a branch office through phone and customer service, service-call entry, field technician dispatch and tracking, shipping and receiving, inventory control, invoicing, collections, inside sales, filing, and general administrative tasks. The role requires Microsoft Office and Microsoft Dynamics proficiency, strong organization and communication, customer-service skills, multitasking, vendor and client relationship management, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Provides temporary Christmas-season administrative and program support, including Angel Tree registration and records, Red Kettle volunteer coordination, donor and partner communications, campaign data entry, reporting, distribution assistance, and post-campaign closeout. Maintains confidential information, prepares correspondence and materials, supports seasonal operations, and communicates professionally with clients, volunteers, donors, staff, and community partners.

The Program Coordinator supports Arkansas A+ by building relationships with schools and educators, conducting school visits, identifying needs, coordinating follow-up support, and assisting with professional development workshops and summer institutes. The role provides on-site support to program participants, coordinates materials and resources, maintains records and contact lists, supports program evaluation, and participates in planning meetings and convenings. Regular travel throughout Arkansas is required.