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Provides clerical and front-office support to Career Services and Human Resources under close supervision. Duties include operating office equipment, making copies, filing, assisting department personnel, organizing routine activities and special projects, and providing information and customer service to internal and external customers. The role requires flexible scheduling of up to 19 hours per week and is intended for an eligible Federal Work-Study student.

Provides mathematics tutoring and academic support to college students in a Success Center. Responsibilities include adapting instruction to student needs, preparing learning materials, monitoring and documenting progress, using center software, completing professional development, and assisting with daily administrative operations. The role requires flexible morning, midday, or evening scheduling and strong communication, interpersonal, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.

Examines non-depository financial institutions, including mortgage brokers, lenders, and servicers. Reviews financial statements, assets, liabilities, liquidity, earnings, credit, internal controls, audit records, and Mortgage Call Reports for compliance with state and federal regulations. Prepares examination letters, communicates with financial institution personnel and agencies, maintains regulatory knowledge, performs administrative duties, and travels to institutions for examinations.

Manages Savannah Technical College’s social media presence and creates written, photographic, video, and graphic content. Plans content calendars, publishes and analyzes social campaigns, maintains brand standards, updates website content, supports marketing initiatives and events, organizes digital assets, and coordinates with vendors and community partners. The role requires strong writing, photography, video editing, organization, accessibility awareness, and regular travel among campus and community locations.

Leads academic programs, faculty, staff, instructional resources, compliance, accreditation readiness, curriculum improvement, student success, budgeting, and departmental operations. The Dean analyzes performance data, oversees faculty hiring and evaluation, supports enrollment and retention, promotes programs, builds external partnerships, coordinates advisory committees, and ensures alignment with institutional and workforce goals.

Performs professional accounting duties, including analyzing and preparing financial reports and financial information for the State of Georgia.

Represents Georgia public safety agencies in state and federal litigation, administrative hearings, and appellate matters. Duties include drafting pleadings, motions, briefs, discovery, legal memoranda, and formal opinions; conducting legal research; advising agency clients; negotiating settlements; working with experts; and responding to inquiries from citizens, legislators, and judges. The attorney also participates in multistate working groups and agency meetings.

Reviews and processes licensing applications, renewals, and compliance inquiries for insurance-related manufacturers, installers, and retailers. Interprets applicable laws and regulations, investigates complaints, communicates licensing decisions and deficiencies, advises stakeholders, provides technical assistance, and conducts research for reports and projects.

Oversees the development and administration of a college division’s academic programs and promotes the college to public and private organizations. The role requires a master’s degree and three years of related experience.

Part-time adjunct faculty member teaching film technology and production courses. Responsibilities include developing lesson plans and course objectives, instructing and evaluating students, maintaining equipment and documentation, supporting recruitment and job placement, and ensuring training-area safety and compliance.