Assistant Professor in Hospitality Management, beginning Fall 2024 (Appointment Stream) The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford is currently seeking a Full Time Assistant Professor of Hospitality Management (Appointment stream) in the Division of Management & Education, beginning Fall 2024. Requirements Master's in Hospitality Management or a closely related field with a

Applicants must be able to teach 12 credits per semester in Engineering, at the undergraduate level. Applicants for this position must be able to teach classes offered by Pitt Bradford's four year Mechanical Engineering Technology Program and the two year engineering transfer programs. Courses to be taught may include Intro to Engineering Analysis, Intro to Engineering Co

Applicants must be able to teach 12 credits of chemistry courses at the undergraduate level per semester. Candidates who are experienced working with college students from diverse backgrounds and have applied experience in the field of expertise are encouraged to apply. Courses to be taught initially may include General Chemistry 1 and 2, Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Che

OF WORK As a Clerk 1 you will assist in the daily operations of Housing and Redevelopment Programs by fostering communication, processing mail, maintaining accurate files, posting payments to accounts, preparing work orders for repairs, and receiving and directing phone calls and visitors. Duties also include updating applicant and client information in files and assisting

Enforces all state laws, seeks out illegal activities, responds to violations of law. Responds to telephone calls requiring law enforcement, investigates suspicious activity, patrols campus, and attends mandated trainings. Manages traffic, makes lawful arrests, and testifies in legal proceedings. Essential Functions Responsibilities include ensuring public safety in a mul

Manages of all activities of a University Museum & Exhibit Center and oversees the collection and archives. Directs the advancement of the unit's efforts in education, programming, development, fundraising, communication, and outreach as well as directs the curatorial, operational, administrative, financial and personnel responsibilities for the programs. Works with artis

Applicants must be able to teach twelve credits per semester in Marketing at the undergraduate level. Preferred courses include Principles of Marketing, Marketing Research, International Marketing, Marketing Research, Consumer Behavior, Sports Marketing, and Marketing Management. Candidates experienced in working with college students from diverse backgrounds and who have

Maintains University wide, school, or programs social media accounts. Compiles monthly analytic reports and identifies opportunities for growth. Creates day to day updates and posts for the University's website, acts as point of contact for all email campaigns, and maintains internal newsletter system. Essential Functions Plan, produce, schedule and publish high quality,

Applicants must be able to teach twelve credits per semester in Computer Information Systems and technology at the undergraduate level. Preferred courses include introductory and advanced courses in Networking, Cybersecurity, Programming, Systems Analysis and Design, Project Management, and other Computer Information Systems and technology courses. Candidates experienced

Applicants must be able to teach 12 credits per semester in Biology, at the undergraduate level, while maintaining professional development and performing university service. The successful candidate will be expected to establish a research program suitable for undergraduate student participation. To support the Biology and Environmental Science Programs, experience in fi

Applicants must be able to teach twelve credits per semester in English Composition at the undergraduate level, along with the possibility of working as a consultant in our Writing Center and/or teaching an occasional literature course. English Composition courses include Introduction to College Composition, English Composition I, and English Composition II. Candidates ex

Enforces all state laws, seeks out illegal activities, responds to violations of law. Responds to telephone calls requiring law enforcement, investigates suspicious activity, patrols campus, and attends mandated trainings. Manages traffic, makes lawful arrests, and testifies in legal proceedings. Essential Functions Details of the Position 70% of the Time Develop skills i

Applicants must be able to teach twelve credits per semester, in Nursing at the undergraduate level. Preferred courses include ASN theory, laboratory, and clinical instruction and/or RN BSN theory instruction. Preference will be given to applicants with relevant work experience. Candidates with experience working with college students from diverse backgrounds and applied

Applicants must be able to teach a one credit class about fly fishing concepts including rod, reel, and line selections; balance and assemble casting techniques; fly selection; and fly tying. Candidates experienced working with college students from diverse backgrounds and applied experience in the field of expertise are encouraged to apply. Apply online at . Please submi

Performs administrative assistant support work of moderate complexity. Essential Functions Monitors and responds to all telephone and radio communications; interacts with all persons in a courteous and helpful manner; receives and dispatches all requests for service according to their urgency. Enters calls for service and their respective dispositions into the department