8 research technician jobs found in Mount Pleasant

MANAGER / RISK MANAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY Position Number: S-3853 Position Summary: Serves as the University’s Manager of Environmental, Health & Safety/Emergency Management. Plans, implements and monitors programs/activities which promote safe occupational & residential environments as well as environmental compliance within the University community. Provides functional direction and assistance to resolve unsafe conditions and practices or environmental issues in compliance with established codes. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree. Two years experience related to Risk Management, Environmental Health & Safety. Knowledge of established state and federal standards and codes, particularly MIOSHA / OSHA Safety Acts. Demonstrated positive interpersonal skills. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and project a positive image. Preferred Qualifications: Five years of experience in the administration of environmental,...

JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN Position Number: S-3855 Position Summary: This position performs highly skilled and complex electrical work using advanced knowledge, technical expertise, and specialized tools in the maintenance, repair and installation of electrical wiring, apparatuses, systems, fixtures, motors, industrial instruments, electronic fire alarm systems, and other related equipment to support the university’s electrical distribution system and ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of campus facilities for faculty, staff, students, and visitors. Required Qualifications: High School diploma or GED . Possession of a current State of Michigan Journeyman Electrical License. Possession of a valid driver’s license and must meet the provisions of a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. Possession of a mobile aerial work platform certification. Possession of a confined spaces certification. Ability to become an approved driver under the university’s...

ACADEMIC ADVISOR (2 POSITIONS) Position Number: S-3851 Position Summary: An Academic Advisor manages a case load of students with a goal of providing comprehensive support for their academic performance, goals, and timely completion of their degree. An Advisor is responsible for assisting students with advising on majors, career exploration and development of academic planning strategies. Utilizing technology and other resources, Academic Advisors work directly with students on course sequencing, success skills and habits and provide guidance that assist with progression toward degree completion. Advisors engage with new students and supporters through new student orientation and support college transition and student success. Academic Advisors interact with faculty and staff from offices and departments across their college and the institution as student advocates and communicators of academic policy and process. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s...

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR / CAREER DEVELOPMENT Position Number: S-3830 Position Summary: Along with Director, develops goals and objectives for Career Development Center ( CDC ) staff and programs. Responsible for research, development, direction and implementation of a university wide career development model. Provides planning for career development, including internal and external initiatives and programs. Manages multifaceted relationships with staff, faculty, alumni, students and colleges. Provides supervision of three (3) Assistant Directors of Career Development and in the absence of the Director, serves as the point person for overall Career Services matters. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution or equivalent with emphasis in career development, career counseling, higher education, psychology or related fields. Five years of related professional experience. Demonstrated success in relationship building with staff,...

DIRECTOR / STUDENT MEDIA Position Number: S-3801 Position Summary: Reporting to the Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, the Director of Student Media provides administrative leadership, fiscal management, and strategic planning for the department. The Director advises students who lead Central Michigan Life (CM Life) by centering student learning, engagement, development, and academic success in their daily practice. As such, the Director provides professional and technical advice on journalism, law, marketing, advertising, and production. Further, the Director advises students on the development of Student Media, acting as an advocate for journalists and aiding students who wish to exercise their First Amendment free speech rights. The Director leads a dynamic team of full-time and student staff using a humanistic approach that fosters a culture of trust, collaboration, and innovation, ensuring that students feel supported and empowered to achieve their...