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APPLY AT ALASKA.CAREERS.EDU Posting # 519459 Position Summary: The University of Alaska Southeast is seeking a full-time Rural Admissions Counselor. This position will initiate and nurture relationships with high school students, counselors, teachers, and administrators, as well as tribal and other community organizations that serve and employ prospective Alaska Native and Rural Students with the intent of creating a college-going mindset and clear pathways for college enrollment. Duties: Participate in division meetings and on committees relevant to recruiting and transition responsibilities, AK Native and rural student issues, etc., and as a representative of the admissions department. Under the direction of the Director of Admissions and in conjunction with colleagues from other departments and the academic schools, assist in the development and implementation of an annual recruitment plan. Work collaboratively with the UAS Admissions team to manage...

Job Title:       Apprentice   Instructor – Plumber Reports To:   Director of Operations TOCC Development LLC Status:          Full-time/ Regular/ Exempt Salary:          $55,000 annual   SUMMARY:   The Plumber Apprentice Instructor is instrumental in the development and success of the plumber apprenticeship program. In addition to teaching plumber apprentices, the knowledge and skills that they need to be successful in the construction industry, the Instructor will work to provide apprentices with OJT opportunities. The Instructor will support the T-So:on (Our Core Values) including T-Wohocudadag Our Beliefs, T-Apedag Our Well-Being, T-Pi:k Elida Our Deepest Respect and I-We:mta Working Together.   ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Operating as a Foreman, the trade instructor leads the crew of apprentices on the job to complete community and contracted projects, and evaluates apprentices’ overall job performance; tracking apprentice attendance and progress; Provides...

Job purpose Bail Disruptors are community-based advocates who work in local teams to identify people in need of bail assistance, post bail to secure their freedom, and provide pretrial support using The Bail Project’s Community Release with Support model. In addition to these direct services, Bail Disruptors leverage local partnerships with other service providers, advocacy organizations, and community groups to expand resources for Bail Project clients and advance bail reform. Bail Disruptors work closely with The Bail Project’s Support Hub on the implementation of advocacy and communications strategies to create systemic change that combats racial and economic disparities in the criminal legal system and eliminates cash bail and the need for bail funds, including our own. Essential Duties: Direct Bail Assistance Respond to referrals from public defenders, family members, and other sources Complete research, conduct interviews with potential clients, and...