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Johnson County Community College Position: Sustainability Zero Waste Intern Department: Academic Affairs Type of Position: Student employee Exemption Status: Non-Exempt Work Schedule, Hours per week: Monday-Friday, up to 20 hours per week Opportunity for hybrid schedule: No Starting Salary Range: $15.34 Position Summary: Support the college's goal of becoming a zero waste campus where diversion of materials from reaching the landfill is at or beyond 90%. The position requires a hardworking, detail-orientated, focused and enthusiastic individual. Required Qualifications: Current Student 16-20 hours per week during regular work hours. Strong problem solving/troubleshooting skills, hardworking, detail-orientated, focused and enthusiastic individual. Understand and communicate effectively to diverse groups including faculty, students, administrators, supervisors, support staff, and contractors in order to translate college's...

Assistant Professor Kansas State University About This Role The Department of Civil Engineering at Kansas State University seeks applicants for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor with an anticipated start date of Fall 2026. The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate courses and develop a vibrant research program in structural engineering. Strong candidates with a Ph.D. degree from all research focus areas in structures are encouraged to apply. However, special consideration will be given to applicants with the following research accomplishments and interests: AI and ML in Structural Engineering 3D Printing of structural components using various constructions materials NDT/SHM, behavior, testing and analysis of transportation infrastructure Innovation applications in steel structures with or without seismic emphasis Behavior of innovative structural systems with new and/or sustainable materials...

Research Development Officer Position Overview The Hall Center for the Humanities seeks a Research Development Officer (RDO) with a proven history of leadership to direct the operations of its Research & Grant Development Office (RGDO). The successful applicant will demonstrate the ability to provide strategic planning and the innovation necessary to effectively meet the challenges of a changing academic and research funding environment. The RDO's primary directive is to provide the direction, oversight, and organizational management to ensure that the RGDO accomplishes its mission: To stimulate external grant and fellowship proposal development and enhance the quality of applications submitted by KU scholars engaged in humanities-focused research, which is a component of the Hall Center's mission: To foster and support research in the humanities and share the knowledge created with a range of communities, on campus and off. The RDO's work contributes significantly to...