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Principal Administrative Assistant Marquette, MI 49855
Perform clerical and administrative functions in an academic department such as drafting correspondence, scheduling appointments, organizing and maintaining paper and electronic files, budget monitoring and recommendations, placing orders for supplies, creating reports and providing information to faculty, staff, visitors, and callers.
Resident Director Marquette, MI 49855
Responsible for developing a living-learning environment in the residence hall to which they are assigned which is characterized by a sense of community among students through the house model, personal development opportunities, effective staff performance and meaningful interaction with other facets of the University. The Resident Director is expected to work independently. 12-month staff will have the opportunity to supervise other student staff and work with summer operations.
Staff Nurse Marquette, MI 49855
Assess patient health problems and needs, develop and implement nursing care plans and maintain medical records. Administer nursing care to ill, injured, convalescent or disabled patients. May advise patients on health maintenance and disease prevention or provide case management.
Asst Men's/Women's Golf Coach Marquette, MI 49855
Assist the Head Men's/Women's Golf Coach with all assigned duties associated with the Intercollegiate Golf Program.
Ast Womens Wrestling Coach Marquette, MI 49855
Assist the Head Women's Wrestling Coach with all assigned duties associated with the Intercollegiate Women's Wrestling program.
Instructor or Assistant Professor/Three Year Term/Technology & Occupational Sciences Marquette, MI 49855
Teach undergraduate lecture and lab courses in a variety of programs related to the College of Technology and Occupational Sciences (e.g., industrial maintenance, indoor agriculture, HVAC, and welding), maintain lab equipment and participate in program development. Advise undergraduate students, participate in committee assignments and undertake professional development activities. Will be expected to incorporate application of laptop computers in the learning environment. This is a campus-based position.
Dish Room & Utility Food Service Worker Marquette, MI 49855
Under routine supervision, perform a variety of warewashing activities within large scale dining operations including, but not limited to; washing, sanitizing, sorting, storing, and transferring dishes, glasses, silverware, pots, pans, and utensils using manual methods, power soakers, and high temperature dish machines, cleaning cooking equipment, maintaining clean and sanitary work areas, inspecting equipment, maintaining proper temperature and chemical dilution, organizing storage areas, and performing various dish room cleaning tasks in various food service operations.
Food Service Worker II-Barista Specialist or Barista Lead Marquette, MI 49855
Food Service Worker II-Barista Specialist: Under routine supervision, perform a variety of duties necessary for daily maintenance, operation and supervision of employees in Starbucks and Retail Stores. Provide skills and perform duties necessary to lead and engage the staff in the preparation and resale of various beverages, food and retail items, ensuring operational success through excellent customer service and maintaining store standards. Perform a variety of similar retail and catering service duties in the summer as determined by operational needs of the Dining Services Department. Barista Lead: Under routine supervision, perform and direct others in a variety of duties necessary to lead the daily maintenance, operation and supervision of employees in Starbucks and Retail Stores. Provide skills and perform duties necessary to lead, train, adhere to Starbucks standards, and engage the staff in the preparation and resale of various beverages, food and retail items, ensuring operational success through excellent customer service, consistency, and maintaining store standards. Perform and lead a variety of similar retail duties in the summer as determined by operational needs of the Dining Services Department.
Food Service Worker I Marquette, MI 49855
Under routine supervision, provide skills and engage in the service to customers in residence hall food service, cash operations, banquets and catering.
Admissions Counselor/Senior Admissions Counselor/Assistant Director-Admissions Marquette, MI 49855
Admissions Counselor and Senior Admissions Counselor: Responsible for meeting enrollment goals of a recruitment region or specific population and/or participation/satisfaction goals of assigned programs/activities. Assistant Director of Admissions: Manage a recruitment region and/or specialized recruitment programs, oversee the operation of specialized functions with the Office, initiate new programs/services and assist the Director in a variety of areas.
Assistant Football Coach-Defense Marquette, MI 49855
Assist the Head Football Coach with all assigned duties associated with the Intercollegiate Football Program.
Project Manager-Engineering & Planning Marquette, MI 49855
Responsible for project administration on new construction, renovation and maintenance projects. Duties shall include providing all phases of project management including design (schematic to final), estimates, bidding, construction administration/coordination and post construction warranty issues.
Assistant Professor-Tenure Track Marquette, MI 49855
Teach 12 credits per semester, teaching undergraduate and possibly online graduate literacy education courses, and other related English or Literacy courses as needed. Teach in the School of Education with classes in the Subject of Education including the following: Elementary Reading Instruction II (An in-depth consideration and extension of the content provided in Reading Instruction I. An examination of diagnostic techniques, introduction of reading subject matter materials and a practicum experience.); Literature For Young Adults (A comprehensive study of books for young adults, designed for secondary school teachers. Needs and interests of adolescents are studied in conjunction with the application of selection principles to fiction and nonfiction of all types. Emphasis is placed on developmental reading for the accelerated, the average and the reluctant student.); Language Arts Methods and Materials for Elementary Teachers; (Survey of theories, research, strategies and programs for teaching the language arts and integrating them throughout the elementary school curriculum. A predetermined number of practicum hours in the elementary school are required); Elementary Reading Instruction I; (Study of the theories, processes, and strategies for teaching and assessing reading with a focus on emergent literacy and reading in the primary grades. A predetermined number of practicum hours in the elementary school are required.); Elementary Reading Instruction II; (An in-depth consideration and extension of the content provided in Reading Instruction I. An examination of diagnostic techniques, introduction of reading subject matter materials and a practicum experience.)