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Provides tier-1 technical support to faculty, staff, and students; assists with installation, maintenance, and repair of network, telecommunications, audio/video, and end-user equipment. Responsibilities include data entry, asset and inventory maintenance, helpdesk ticket management, and technology support during live events. Requires familiarity with Windows, Mac, iOS, networking, audio/video systems, and common applications, plus physical ability to lift 50 pounds and work on ladders.

Provides administrative and front-desk support for the Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology department. Coordinates meetings, conferences, events, outreach, retention activities, accreditation materials, office files, and student and faculty services. Manages student aides, Federal Work Study students, and graduate assistants while maintaining confidentiality and supporting departmental operations. The position is full-time, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and in-person at the New York City campus.

Provides comprehensive academic advising to undergraduate first-year, transfer, and second-year students. Responsibilities include academic and graduation planning, course registration, policy interpretation, progress monitoring, student advocacy, academic notice support, peer advising support, resource referrals, and coordination of transition programs and campus initiatives. Maintains student records in advising systems and collaborates with faculty, departments, and campus partners to promote student success.

Provides administrative and office support for the Mathematics and Physics departments, including course scheduling, faculty compensation and employment paperwork, grade and syllabus records, student-faculty communication, budgeting, interviews, departmental events, and classroom supply management.

Directs administration and financial operations for the College of Arts and Sciences, including budgeting, forecasting, reconciliations, reporting, purchasing, grants, resource planning, and fiscal compliance. Partners with the Dean and department chairs on annual budgets, staffing, capital projects, space planning, facilities, human resources actions, and strategic planning. Serves as liaison to central finance and manages Workday transactions, approvals, and institutional procedures.

The Catalog & Metadata Librarian creates, maintains, and quality-controls bibliographic records and metadata for print, electronic, and digital resources. Responsibilities include original and copy cataloging, applying classification and subject headings, maintaining electronic resource links, correcting database records, supporting the institutional repository, troubleshooting discovery issues, and collaborating with acquisitions, electronic resources, and public services teams.

Provides university-wide legal advice and leads federal, state, and local regulatory compliance. Responsibilities include developing compliance programs and policies, advising on student matters and FERPA, negotiating contracts, training stakeholders, overseeing legal operations, supporting litigation, and responding to subpoenas, records requests, complaints, and government inquiries.

Provides comprehensive administrative support to the Department of Clinical Medicine, including greeting visitors, preparing documents, scheduling events, maintaining files and databases, managing supplies and invoices, assisting with budgets and projects, processing forms, recording meeting minutes, coordinating students and faculty, and supporting lab attendance.

Supports student account administration, billing, payment processing, financial aid application, account reconciliation, delinquency management, and customer service. Coordinates with university departments to resolve account issues, communicates payment obligations, assists with audits and system changes, maintains regulatory compliance, and safeguards sensitive financial information. The role also supports campus events, banking reports, financial reporting, and process improvements.

The Systems Engineer manages enterprise Microsoft, Linux, cloud, virtualization, identity, Microsoft 365, HPC, storage, backup, and endpoint infrastructure. Responsibilities include systems design, deployment, monitoring, patching, automation, incident response, security investigations, troubleshooting, documentation, SLA enforcement, and technical support. The role also mentors colleagues, develops standards and runbooks, supports infrastructure lifecycle improvements, and collaborates with IT and information security teams. Occasional nights and weekends may be required.