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General Summary : Under the direction of the President, the Vice President of Academic Affairs (VPAA) serves as the chief academic officer of the college and is responsible for educational/academic policies, programs, and personnel. The VPAA has primary leadership responsibilities for planning, implementing, coordinating, and assessing the educational programs of the College. In assuming these responsibilities, the VPAA must work closely with Academic Deans, other administrators, and members of the faculty. While the managerial functions related to academic divisions, curriculum, and instruction rest with the respective Deans, the VPAA serves as a leader in longterm planning of educational programs, assuring quality of instruction, selection and development of a distinguished faculty, and furthering the strategic plan, the educational master plan, and the goals and objectives of Salish Kootenai College (SKC). The VPAA will be accountable for achievement of College goals and...

Job Summary This position is responsible to the Assistant Vice President for Research and Director of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Administration (ORSPA). The Grants and  Contracts Specialist provides administrative support to the university community throughout the grant lifecycle with a primary focus on pre-award functions. They play a central role in coordinating the timely submission of applications, setting up of awards and sub-awards, reporting, training, and educating faculty, staff, and students on Sponsored Programʼs best practices, and ensuring compliance with federal, state, sponsor, and university regulations and guidelines pertaining to research and sponsored projects. They serve as a liaison with sponsors and participate in professional development opportunities including but not limited to obtaining CRA or related certifications and performing other duties as assigned. This position is a key member of the institutionʼs research administrative...

The Field Museum is searching for Native American Early Career Fellows for North American Anthropology to join our team! Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until positions are filled. This paid, one-year Fellowship is designed specifically for Native American recent graduates with lived cultural experience who are interested in careers in museum collections management, registration, conservation, or curation. Fellows will have the opportunity to work directly with the Native North American collections at the Field Museum. Fellows will also be provided mentorship by staff on pursuing a career with a focus of their choosing in the museum field and will be introduced to other museum professionals.  The Fellows will be working on-site at the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois, and will spend time working in collaboration with Native community members, the Field's Conservation Cultural Liaison and Collections Managers, and other staff in the Conservation,...