The instructor will develop and deliver online social work courses while promoting experiential learning and equitable outcomes for a diverse student body. They are also responsible for participating in faculty meetings and maintaining proficiency with the university's learning management system.
The Associate Director manages the enrollment systems portfolio, including intake, priorities, and stakeholder updates. They also supervise application development staff and coordinate testing, releases, and business requirements across multiple university units.
The instructor will administer and teach undergraduate courses in various theatre arts disciplines such as acting, technical theatre, and design. They are expected to engage, educate, and mentor a diverse group of learners while contributing to the department's mission.
The student assistant will grade weekly student assignments and provide constructive feedback. They will work an average of 8-10 hours per week in an entirely online environment.
The Teaching Assistant will provide student support and grading assistance for Ecampus sections of BA 252. Responsibilities include responding to student inquiries and grading discussion boards and assignments.
The advisor will manage undergraduate recruitment strategies and events for assigned territories in Washington to generate tuition revenue. They are responsible for counseling prospective students, maintaining budgets, and executing recruitment plans independently from a home office.
The student assistant will identify and evaluate OSU faculty research articles to request manuscripts and deposit them into the university's open access repository. They will also manage digital files, create item records, and communicate with faculty to coordinate the deposit process.
The student ambassador will conduct outreach to prospective engineering students via phone, email, and virtual platforms to support recruitment efforts. They will also represent the university at virtual information sessions and maintain accurate records of interactions in the CRM system.
The instructor will teach undergraduate courses in the Contemporary Music Industry program through the Ecampus platform. Responsibilities include engaging and mentoring a diverse group of students while contributing to the music program's mission.
The instructor will teach undergraduate courses in art and art history on-campus or through Ecampus. Responsibilities include engaging and mentoring a diverse group of learners while maintaining a collegial working environment.
Provide support for Ecampus online courses in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Duties include mentoring students, assisting with office hours via Slack and Piazza, grading, and participating in TA meetings.
