Teach virtually in the School of Education, contribute to curriculum development, mentor students, and advise them on academic planning and career-related matters. Participate in university and community service, scholarship, and professional activities, and perform other duties as assigned.
The faculty member will teach graduate-level cyber engineering courses and engage in curriculum development and program assessment. They are also responsible for providing academic advising, mentoring students, and collaborating with program leadership to support student success.
The BI & Analytics Engineer will own the University's Power BI environment and build trusted data models in Snowflake using dbt. They will partner with stakeholders to define metrics and deliver clear, actionable reports that support decision-making and AI-driven insights.
The faculty member will teach graduate-level courses in the MS in Artificial Intelligence program and engage in curriculum development and program assessment. They are also responsible for providing academic advising, mentorship, and collaborating with leadership to support student success.
The faculty member will teach doctoral-level courses in Artificial Intelligence and provide academic advising and mentorship to students. They are also responsible for curriculum development, program assessment, and collaborating with leadership to support student success.
The faculty member will teach graduate-level data science courses in online or residency formats and provide academic advising and mentorship to students. They are also responsible for curriculum development, assessment, and participating in faculty meetings and program initiatives.
The Administrative Assistant will support the School of Computer and Information Sciences by managing complex schedules, assisting with data collection for program assessments, and coordinating academic events like dissertation defenses. They will also provide administrative support to faculty and students, including handling correspondence, course scheduling, and maintaining compliance records.
The adjunct professor is responsible for teaching undergraduate psychology courses in both online and on-campus formats. They must also collaborate with departmental colleagues, maintain accurate course records, and provide timely feedback to students.
The faculty member will teach three counseling courses each semester in clinical mental health, addiction treatment, and counselor education. Responsibilities also include participating in faculty governance, curriculum development, student advisement, and dissertation committees.
The specialist configures, develops, and supports Workday functionality and integrations for student financial systems. They collaborate with stakeholders to translate functional needs into technical solutions while ensuring system security and reliability.
Adjunct faculty members provide quality instruction and meaningful engagement to support student success in the Artificial Intelligence domain. Responsibilities include conducting courses, maintaining office hours, assessing student performance, and collaborating with program leadership.
The librarian will provide evening and weekend reference and research assistance to students and faculty via virtual channels. They will also maintain research guides, support resource-sharing services, and troubleshoot library systems and electronic resources.
The adjunct faculty member is responsible for teaching undergraduate Political Science courses in an online environment. Key duties include adapting course materials, providing timely student feedback, and maintaining academic records in iLearn and UC One.
The position is responsible for teaching undergraduate biology courses, specifically focusing on human anatomy and physiology. Responsibilities include collaborating with faculty, adapting course materials, and providing timely feedback to students.
