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Controls Supervisor Richmond Campus
This position requires that the incumbent has gained expertise through the mastery of techniques and experience of the job requirements. The incumbent is required to have a working knowledge of all MEP professions or vocations necessary to maintain, including the inter-dependence of DDC building control systems and HVAC and lighting equipment. Guidelines ore available but may have gaps in specificity or may not be completely applicable; therefore, the incumbent is expected to use good judgment in the interpretation and adopting of these guidelines. The incumbent is expected to conduct independent analyses and make recommendations when necessary. Incumbent is responsible for the oversight of the safety program for MEP activities.
Development and Alumni Engagement Student Liaison Richmond Campus
The Development and Alumni Engagement Student Liaison will carry out daily administrative duties of the division, provide customer service to alumni, donors, students, and potential future colonels, and work closely with the Development and Alumni Engagement team as well as the Student Alumni Ambassador Advisor's to plan, organize, promote, execute, and follow-up all alumni and philanthropic events.
Counselor, Central Stu Svcs Richmond Campus
The Counselor will join a team of Central Student Services staff servicing both undergraduate and graduate students with Financial Aid, Student Accounting, Registration, and other student related needs.
Graduate Assistant Research Richmond Campus
This is a full-time research assistantship within the Department of Social Work. The selected candidates will work with Prof. Stephanie Saulnier on the Student Voices grant.
Part-Time Faculty, Sociology Richmond Campus
The Sociology Part-Time Instructor will lead or facilitate instruction for Sociology courses such as SOC 131 Introductory Sociology, SOC 245 Sociology of the Family, SOC 310 Population and Society, SOC 365 Social Change in Appalachia, SOC 380 Jobs and Professionalization, SOC 300 Animals and Society, SOC 383 Environment and Society, and SOC 399 Gender & Society.

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