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Facilities & Events Manager - Ice Arenas	Newark, DE
Oversee the day-to-day operations and event management for the University of Delaware's Fred Rust and Gold Ice Arenas and provides support for the UD Outdoor Pool Aquatics Center.
Mental Health Clinician Assistant	Newark, DE
The Mental Health Clinician Assistant position is designed to provide an excellent early career opportunity for new graduates of psychology programs. The incumbent will receive dedicated supervision time with a licensed clinician assigned by the center as they accumulate hours required for state licensure. Attention will be paid to developing the incumbent’s clinical and teamwork skills as well as monitoring and supporting progression toward licensure. The Mental Health Clinician Assistant will be retained for one year (renewable for one additional year upon successful completion of year one).
Computing Support Specialist I, College of Earth, Ocean and Environment	Lewes, DE
The College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment (CEOE) information technology (IT) services provides instructional, desktop, server and user computing support to faculty, staff and students in CEOE. IT personnel work together in-house and in partnership with the university’s central IT departments to implement, maintain and advance the College’s computing and IT infrastructure. The Computing Support Specialist I (CSS I) has a major role in partnering with the central IT computing organization on campus, so that the CSS I maintains technical knowledge about the campus environment in order to ensure that his/her efforts are consistent with campus IT standards and long range plans. Under the general direction of the CEOE IT Director, the CSS I provides hardware and software technical support to the faculty, staff and students at the College.
Assistive Technology Coordinator	Newark, DE
The Assistive Technology Coordinator manages alternative media production, provide instruction & technical assistance, and resource materials regarding assistive and instructional computer technologies, for university students and employees with disabilities. The position provides campus-wide support for students, faculty, supervisors and University staff in understanding rights and responsibilities regarding the provision of assistive technology and alternative media, as per the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, as amended 2008) and Sections 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 503 and 504).
Accommodation Coordinator, Office of Disability Support Services	Newark, DE
The Accommodation Coordinator supports students, families, faculty and staff in understanding rights and responsibilities under the ADA/Section 504. Engages in an interactive process with students to evaluate requests for disability-related academic, physical, and technological accommodations at the University. Interprets medical, psychological, neuropsychological, and educational documentation to determine eligibility for requested disability-related accommodations. Provides extensive direct support to students with disabilities including but not limited to resolving conflicts related to accommodations; referring to appropriate campus and community resources.

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Position	Location	Closes
Facilities & Events Manager - Ice Arenas	Newark, DE
Oversee the day-to-day operations and event management for the University of Delaware's Fred Rust and Gold Ice Arenas and provides support for the UD Outdoor Pool Aquatics Center.
Mental Health Clinician Assistant	Newark, DE
The Mental Health Clinician Assistant position is designed to provide an excellent early career opportunity for new graduates of psychology programs. The incumbent will receive dedicated supervision time with a licensed clinician assigned by the center as they accumulate hours required for state licensure. Attention will be paid to developing the incumbent’s clinical and teamwork skills as well as monitoring and supporting progression toward licensure. The Mental Health Clinician Assistant will be retained for one year (renewable for one additional year upon successful completion of year one).
Computing Support Specialist I, College of Earth, Ocean and Environment	Lewes, DE
The College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment (CEOE) information technology (IT) services provides instructional, desktop, server and user computing support to faculty, staff and students in CEOE. IT personnel work together in-house and in partnership with the university’s central IT departments to implement, maintain and advance the College’s computing and IT infrastructure. The Computing Support Specialist I (CSS I) has a major role in partnering with the central IT computing organization on campus, so that the CSS I maintains technical knowledge about the campus environment in order to ensure that his/her efforts are consistent with campus IT standards and long range plans. Under the general direction of the CEOE IT Director, the CSS I provides hardware and software technical support to the faculty, staff and students at the College.
Assistive Technology Coordinator	Newark, DE
The Assistive Technology Coordinator manages alternative media production, provide instruction & technical assistance, and resource materials regarding assistive and instructional computer technologies, for university students and employees with disabilities. The position provides campus-wide support for students, faculty, supervisors and University staff in understanding rights and responsibilities regarding the provision of assistive technology and alternative media, as per the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, as amended 2008) and Sections 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 503 and 504).
Accommodation Coordinator, Office of Disability Support Services	Newark, DE
The Accommodation Coordinator supports students, families, faculty and staff in understanding rights and responsibilities under the ADA/Section 504. Engages in an interactive process with students to evaluate requests for disability-related academic, physical, and technological accommodations at the University. Interprets medical, psychological, neuropsychological, and educational documentation to determine eligibility for requested disability-related accommodations. Provides extensive direct support to students with disabilities including but not limited to resolving conflicts related to accommodations; referring to appropriate campus and community resources.

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