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The director of development is responsible for increasing major gift opportunities for the College of Education, Health & Human Sciences (CEHHS) and the College of Art & Architecture (CAA). Specific responsibilities include management of assigned prospects with cultivation activities, face-to-face visits, proposal development, identification and solicitation of major gifts primarily ranging from $25,000 to $1,000,000 from individuals, corporations and foundations. This position is a key member of the college/unit fundraising teams and works collaboratively to achieve fundraising goals for the college/unit.

The Customer Service & Building Attendant performs a variety of building operations support functions for the Idaho Commons / Teaching Learning Center (TLC), Bruce M. Pitman Center, Kibbie Dome, PEB, and Memorial Gym: perform opening and closing of buildings; provide information to building patrons in person and over the phone; monitor building activities; interact with an array of patrons; serve as a representative of the Idaho Commons, Bruce M. Pitman Center, Kibbie Dome, PEB, and Memorial Gym; wiping down tables and surfaces, re-setting chairs; assisting with food service as needed.

The Coordinator of Multicultural Programs will be responsible for designing, developing and implementing culturally responsive programs for the benefit of all students, with targeted emphasis upon multicultural students (specifically Latinx, Asian American/Pacific Islander, Black/African-American and Native-American) to support their academic and cultural success to the University. This position will be secondary academic advisor to students in the Diversity Scholars Program; develop and coordinate programs which address multicultural contributions and issues to educate the University community (including ethnic heritage months and the annual cultural celebrations, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, Dia de los Muertos, etc); assist multicultural students and their organizations in organizing cultural and educational programs; and serve as a resource for the Peer Advising on the College Experience mentoring program, UNITY and other multicultural student organizations....

The primary focus of this position is to assist Information Technology Services (ITS) by providing initial customer support to the University community. Duties include using excellent customer service skills to resolve and document customer questions and requests in person, by phone or by email, and assisting the customer with technical questions or direct the customer to the appropriate ITS group or service. Additionally, the Technical Support Representative may be called upon to assist with and participate in special projects working with other units within ITS. Typical projects may include documentation (websites, knowledge bases, social media, etc.), event support, scheduling resources, moving equipment, providing technical customer service and other related tasks.

Provide education and support for the Eat Smart Idaho Program in the areas of nutrition, food safety, and food resource management to eligible, limited-resource participants including food stamp recipients, food stamp eligible youth and adult audiences. This position will be based out of Pocatello, Idaho.

The Senior Prospect Research Strategist is an integral member of the campus fundraising team. This position is responsible for identifying, researching, and analyzing primarily corporate and foundation prospects for the University of Idaho. This specialized research and analysis facilitates the pipeline of major gift prospects by the University President, Deans, VP’s, Development Officers, and other units involved in development activities. This analysis on prospects contains an assessment of ability and inclination to make a major gift and suggest strategies for cultivating and soliciting the prospect. This position supervises and trains the Prospect Research Strategist.

Provide office management and oversee workflow of the Twin Falls County Extension office support unit. Plan, coordinate and oversee the day-to-day operations including periodic review of work completed. Provide general office support including financial document processing, budget monitoring, data compilations for reports and the interpretation of University of Idaho and Twin Falls County rules, regulations and procedures. Assist in the development of University of Idaho educational program resources, marketing, registration, coordination and set-up of workshops and seminars. Perform a wide variety of secretarial support and/or administrative support functions; perform related work.

The Events Coordinator position will help Phi Beta Kappa with planning, logistical preparation, and running Zoom for the spring 2021 guest speaker event (held in April). The ideal candidate is a proactive leader, with strong communication and technical skills, and who is detail oriented.

This position is responsible for leading the development and implementation of strategic enrollment planning for transfer initiatives for the University of Idaho. Duties include overseeing and facilitating domestic articulation agreements and transfer pathways for the University with community college partners and providing comprehensive transfer services. The position serves as the primary point of contact for transfer students, community college representatives and UI staff/faculty who advise transfer students, and provides technical assistance and serves as a resource person for students, staff, and faculty in determining appropriate interpretation and application of University policies and procedures as they relate to transfer credit, the transcript, and the degree audit. The position works collaboratively with other offices on campus to provide excellent transfer services seamlessly.

The Postdoctoral Fellow in Computer Science will play key roles in research and education activities related to semantic web, knowledge engineering, data wrangling, big data analytics, and reproducible workflows. The postdoc will work together with Prof. Xiaogang Ma, and is expected to develop and maintains expertise and skills through self‐direction and as part of a research team. More information about Prof. Xiaogang Ma’s lab can be found at: https://webpages.uidaho.edu/max/idea-lab.html. The postdoc will also collaborate with researchers at the Northwest Knowledge Network: https://www.northwestknowledge.net.

The Laboratory Research Assistant will be responsible for performing and assisting in the general laboratory and greenhouse/field research activities in the Potato Cyst Nematode Program. Duties will include general microscopic nematode evaluations; maintenance of greenhouse and field experiments, evaluation of hatch and viability, rearing nematodes; tissue culture of plantlets; and general laboratory duties.

This position provides administrative and academic support as well as customer service to faculty, staff, and graduate students by advising, interpreting and explaining University and COGS academic rules and policies. Duties include creating, analyzing and evaluating various college forms for compliance with the University and COGS’ rules, and providing excellent customer service with phone, email, and walk-in traffic. Travel may be required to campus locations across the state.

Vandal Event Staff assist Administrative Operations permanent staff with the daily operations of the ASUI Kibbie Dome, Memorial Gym, the Outdoor Track, the SprinTurf Field, Guy Wicks Soccer Pitch, Commons, TLC, and Pitman Center. Vandal Event Staff also perform various job functions to support Administrative Operations event management and production of University of Idaho sponsored events and activities. Administrative Operations creates a work environment that emphasizes customer service, teamwork, safety and the protection/preservation of the departmental physical assets. The department strives for continuous quality improvement and effective use of available resources. The ideal candidate be a proactive leader, with strong communication skills who is detail oriented and able to take instruction. This position is open to both students and non-students.

The Administrative Assistant 2 is responsible for providing daily operations and administrative support to the Office of General Counsel. Duties include maintaining an understanding and involvement in the activities and responsibilities of the attorneys therein; serving as the point of contact for the office; preparing and processing correspondence and other business documents; and assisting in the preparation of meetings, seminars and hearings. Additionally, the Administrative Assistant 2 will be responsible for processing financial transactions within the department budget system, preparing reports; reviewing requests for expenditures of funds; ordering, expediting and tracking of material purchases; ensuring the proper operation of office equipment; monitoring, reconciling and maintaining records; identifying, researching and resolving problems; liaising with individuals and department on and off campus; coordinating travel; and ensuring compliance with department, college, and...

The Associate Athletic Director for Business serves as the financial, accounting, and budget manager responsible for the direction, planning, projections, and oversight of financial functions and personnel for the University of Idaho Department of Athletics and reports directly to the Athletic Director. This position serves in a key leadership role within Athletics advising on strategic initiatives and providing overall financial support while ensuring compliance with university, state and federal policies, NCAA and conference policies and bylaws. Reporting directly to the Athletic Director, this position provides management, support, direction, supervision and training for administrative/financial staff support for Athletics. It is also the overall guiding authority for all funding sources including auxiliary enterprise, local service, student fees, gift and other funds generated by and/or allocated to Athletics. The Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations serves as...

Applicants may apply to fill part-time or full-time Assistant Teacher vacancies. Please indicate your preference in your cover letter. Work under the direction of the UI Children's Center Director and Lead Teacher to implement developmentally appropriate curriculum and activities according to NAEYC Accreditation Standards; maintain a physical environment to promote growth; observe and record developmental levels and progress; develop partnerships with parents and provide care for the physical needs of children; maintain a safe and sanitary environment; performing related work.

The administrative assistant (AA) will engage in a wide variety of administrative tasks for 4-H faculty and staff (team) located throughout the state. The AA will provide support through data management, program advertisement, producing a wide variety of documents relating to 4-H programs and other tasks, as needed.

Student-Athlete Support Services (SASS) staff is seeking high academically achieving students to join our team as Academic Tutors. Academic Tutors assist student-athletes with course material for a specific course by clarifying course concepts to supplement the students’ class lectures and attendance while also helping assigned students build the study skills needed for success in the identified course. Academic Tutors meet with students in groups ranging from 1 to 5 students at a time, approximately 1 - 2 hours per week. Tutors will also work toward three different levels of tutor certification through the College Reading and Learning (CRLA) International Tutor Training Program (ITTP).

Reporting to the Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management, the SEM Program Coordinator coordinates programs and develops strategic messaging/materials to support a variety of Initiatives from the Strategic Enrollment Management Office. The incumbent will work directly with the Vice Provost to quickly and effectively communicate information via reports, e-communications and presentations through the SEM unit and broader campus community. This position helps with successful execution of programs and initiatives for SEM units and tracks the progress to ensure the programs are delivered on time and successfully. The incumbent will assist in the implementation and execution of SEM initiatives/programs to recruit/retain current students. The Program Coordinator will provide writing, proofreading and editing assistance to provide quality control in communications.

Assist graduate students with processing hard structures for age and growth analysis in the laboratory.