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Software Licensing Coordinator
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27010701 - HA-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Software Licensing Coordinator is responsible for managing and tracking software assets throughout their lifecycle to ensure compliance, cost efficiency, and operational effectiveness. This role maintains software inventory records, monitors licensing agreements, coordinates software procurement and renewals, and supports audits to ensure adherence to vendor and organizational policies. The End User Computing Specialist III works closely with IT leaders, finance, and business units to optimize software usage, reduce risk, and support strategic technology initiatives |
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AST/ASO/FULL PROF: Division of Surgical Oncology - BMSE
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29141201 - MD-SURGERY-SURGONC-BMSE
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Department of Surgery at the University of Florida is recruiting a tenure or non-tenure track surgeon to join the Division of Surgical Oncology – Breast, Melanoma, Sarcoma and Endocrine (BMSE). A devotion to endocrine surgery is required. The academic rank will be based upon the career stage and development of the candidate. This new physician will join the division’s five full-time and one part-time surgeons with a reputation of excellence in patient care. The division has a long-standing commitment to medical student, resident and fellow education and the new surgeon will be involved in this effort. Special consideration will be given to applicants with a commitment to research.. |
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Assistant Director for Programs, Community and Belonging, Student Life
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04080602 - SL-SE-COMMUNITY & BELONGING
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Student Engagement team within the Division of Student Life at the University of Florida consists of the Offices of Campus Engagement, Community & Belonging, Sorority & Fraternity Life, Student Legal Services, and Administrative Services.
The Office of Community & Belonging’s mission is to foster connection, leadership, and resilience with students and student organizations through advising, intentional programming, and collaborative engagement. It serves as the hub for student leaders, student organizations, campus events, and a variety of programs and spaces that help students find and build community.
The Assistant Director for Programs in Community and Belonging serves students, student organizations, campus colleagues and partners, and ultimately the Division of Student Life. Duties of this position include advising and supporting initiatives for the student organization program at the University of Florida as well as leading and coordinating a variety of campus programs that support the mission of the department and Division of Student Life; Supervising professional and paraprofessional staff; and other administrative duties. This position reports to the Director for Community and Belonging. |
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Instructional Designer I
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17220700 - BA-TEACHING LEARNING & ASMNT
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Warrington College of Business seeks a full-time instructional designer to support online, hybrid, and blended courses. This individual will collaborate with the team in performing skilled pedagogical and technical work involving course materials, course management systems, and other online teaching tools.
This individual will work closely with other team members to assist faculty in creating online activities and assessments that work together to enhance student learning. This position requires an organized, flexible, and self-motivated individual who is committed to supporting the team and the college. This individual will work as part of a highly efficient and productive team.
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LECTURER/Instructional Assistant Professor
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15060000 - DCP-URBAN REGIONAL PLANNING
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Main Campus (Gainesville, FL)
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| The Department of Urban and Regional Planning within the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning invites applications for a 12-month, nontenure-accruing faculty position at the rank of Instructional Assistant Professor to begin in January 2027.
The Department encourages applications from candidates with background and expertise in the urban and regional planning field. The Department has particular interest in candidates whose teaching contribute to future-oriented, innovative urban and regional transformation and the empowerment of communities and residents. We seek a high-caliber candidate with the planning-based skills to develop interdisciplinary lecture and studio-based courses related to sustainability and resilience delivered on-campus and online.
The successful candidate is anticipated to have a well-developed pedagogy that includes methods to engage a multicultural, interdisciplinary student body and a capacity to teach in the professional, accredited MURP degree program. The candidate would be expected to engage in service consistent with the missions of the Department, the School and the land-grant University. |