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Reporting to the Chancellor, the Associate Vice Chancellor and Chief Human Resources Officer (AVC/CHRO) is a member of the Chancellor's cabinet and campus leadership team; and is responsible for formulating a vision and implementing a plan that establishes UCR as an employer of choice in the region, state, and nation. The incumbent is further responsible for facilitating a workplace culture of integrity, excellence, accountability, and respect, where all employees and students have the opportunity to thrive and develop. The AVC/CHRO will provide leadership for human resource (HR) policies, processes, and behaviors that provide a solid foundation for departments and individuals to achieve their respective goals. Moreover, the AVC/CHRO leads, develops, and manages comprehensive human resources programs aligned with UCR's mission, Principles of Community, strategic plan; and university-wide policies, labor agreements, and Federal and State employment laws and...

The candidate will provide leadership, subject matter expertise, and coordination for NCI’s Moonshot activities related to adult and pediatric cancer genomics and the utilization of shared resources to ensure achievement of Cancer Moonshot Initiative and Blue-Ribbon Panel goals. In doing so, the candidate will be expected to design and initiate programs, build infrastructure, build teams, and execute new scientific initiatives. The candidate will be expected to provide expert knowledge and first-hand experience in developing and improving genomic data systems and technologies into which sequencing data and high-content functional screening data will be deposited to facilitate breakthrough findings for improved treatments. The candidate will manage a portfolio of contracts and grants supporting cancer genomics and translational research totaling nearly $30 million that support the achievement of the Cancer Moonshot Initiative and Blue Ribbon Panel goals and forward NCI’s priorities...

Information Technology - System Administrator, Linux Michigan Technological University,  Houghton , Michigan Systems Administrators on our Linux infrastructure team are responsible for the installation, configuration, maintenance and support of the systems and services that provide provisioning, configuration management, patch management, security and compliance enforcement and health monitoring for a large number of Linux servers and workstations in our organization.  This position will support the underlying systems involved with the support of Red Hat Enterprise Linux workstations and servers throughout campus. You will become part of a culture that empowers employees, treats them with respect, and encourages innovation and open communication. For a complete job description and to apply, please visit: https://www.employment.mtu.edu/cw/en-us/job/492859 Michigan Technological University is an Equal Opportunity Educational Institution/Equal Opportunity...

Founded in 1884 by Woodbridge and Helen Ferris as the privately-owned Big Rapids Industrial School, Ferris State University today is a mid-sized, public institution known for its quality of instruction, large selection of academic programs, and its mission of preparing students for successful careers, responsible citizenship, and lifelong learning. With its main campus located on 930 acres near the historic district of the city of Big Rapids, Michigan, approximately one hour north of Grand Rapids, the university serves approximately 9,900 students (spring 2022) from 44 states and 34 countries through seven degree-granting colleges. Ferris State offers 49 associate, 113 bachelor, and 20 graduate- and doctorate-level degrees; retains 703 faculty and 746 staff; sustains a student-faculty ratio of 16:1; houses 25 percent of its students in university-owned, -operated or -affiliated residences; sponsors over 220 registered student clubs and organizations; and maintains 15 NCAA Division...

The Organization   Kearns & West is a national collaborative problem solving, dispute resolution, and strategic communications firm with offices in Washington, DC, Sacramento/Davis, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco, CA, and Portland, OR. We provide a spectrum of services including project management; outreach and engagement; process and meeting design, conflict resolution including mediation; collaborative decision making; and strategic planning. We work extensively – but not exclusively – on public policy decision making, conflict resolution, and citizen engagement across a broad spectrum of issues. Our collaborative programs are designed to identify and organize a range of issues, opinions, goals and interests into clear, productive processes that lead to successful conclusions for diverse parties and key stakeholders.   Focusing on positive, mutually beneficial results has allowed Kearns & West to maintain long-term relationships with the people and...