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Help Desk Analyst 118640 in Pensacola - Main Campus
A Help Desk Analyst I troubleshoots, analyzes, diagnoses, and resolves problems regarding UWF information technology services. Key responsibilities include recording calls and work orders into an electronic tracking system, troubleshooting hardware/software issues, ensuring that questions or problems that cannot be resolved by the Help Desk are redirected to appropriate individuals, providing frontline support for connectivity problems for campus main networks and for remote users, troubleshooting and providing support for instructors in classrooms, and providing other duties as assigned. Work hours are shifted on a rotating basis to provide extended coverage. On-call is also required to monitor systems and respond to emergencies when the Help Desk is closed. Job often requires working over 40 hours per week including after hours, weekends, and holidays. The volume of work may fluctuate depending upon time of semester.
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Assistant Director 108720 in Pensacola - Main Campus
The Assistant Director supports the Director of Undergraduate Admissions and the Director of Enrollment Systems and Operations in planning and coordinating admissions functions, with a primary focus on overseeing freshman and non-degree application processing and operations. Additionally, the Assistant Director serves as a Banner security expert and ITS liaison for the department. This role includes supervising and training full-time, part-time, and student staff who directly support admissions operations, particularly in freshman and non-degree application processing. The Assistant Director is responsible for managing department-wide Banner security, administration, and staff training in accordance with university policies and procedures. They oversee the coordination and submission of Florida Board of Governors admissions reports, either by term or as requested. The Assistant Director works closely with Undergraduate Admissions leadership to interpret, implement, and educate staff on admissions policies and procedures, as well as relevant state and federal regulations. This position also requires meticulous documentation of all processes and procedures. The Assistant Director oversees applicant residency reviews and contributes expertise in developing and interpreting university admissions policies and state legislation related to their area of supervision. They evaluate and innovate new business processes to improve efficiencies and support department goals. In addition, the Assistant Director serves as a liaison with the Office of the Registrar to ensure the integrity of student records and regularly collaborates with the Assistant Director of Transfer Processing and the Assistant Director of the Slate CRM. In collaboration with the leadership team, they ensure university enrollment goals and objectives are met, and that deadlines are effectively planned and adhered to.
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Administrative Specialist 112150 in Pensacola - Main Campus
Serves as administrative assistant to the Director of the Archaeology Institute. Provides support for 10 faculty members and 6 staff in the Archaeology Institute and the UWF Marine Services Center (MSC). Manages the Archaeology Institute’s complex budgets; supervises office support personnel; and coordinates all personnel payroll, travel, and purchasing transactions. Manages several concurrent grants and contracts budgets. Creates invoices for work undertaken by the Archaeology Institute and Marine Services Center. Interacts daily with the public and provides accurate information not only on the archaeology program, but also about the campus and campus activity. Manages the daily operating functions associated with the Archaeology Institute main office and exhibit area. Maintains and manages Archaeology Institute equipment inventories. Assists faculty with the logistics and budgets of the summer academic program. Responsible for supplying the teaching labs in the Anthropology Department.
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Assoc. Dean, Student Affairs 125990 in Pensacola - Main Campus
The Associate Dean serves as the chief conduct officer and is responsible for the overall administration of the student disciplinary system, overseeing behavioral and academic misconduct procedures and cases. Additionally, the Associate Dean provides overall supervision and direction to the staff in the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities. This individual serves on the leadership team of the Dean of Students Office and as such will serve the university in various capacities related to students. This individual will need to be committed to a non-adversarial, educational, and learning-based conduct philosophy and ensure that all educational programs, sanctions and hearings reinforce the overall concept of student development. Responsible for managing heavy caseload of approximately 300 or more cases per year.
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Coordinator II 12668T, Business Consultant in Pensacola - Main Campus
** This position is located at the SBDC in Panama City, Florida ** Educate and advise clients on growth strategies, business model concepts and advanced financial forecasting, advanced capital structures and strategies through following network consulting policies and procedures. One-on-one advice and consulting to be provided to include: business and strategic plan development; financial analysis and planning; marketing research and plan development; business management and operations; and basic legal issues. Develop educational materials and present educational programs as appropriate. Outreach to educate clients, partners and stakeholders on SBDC services and impact. Contribute to knowledge creation and dissemination through communicating with peers and participating in network activities. Significant networking and alliance building with community partners including Economic Development Agencies, Chambers of Commerce, and other community organizations for the purpose of building client service base. Must be able to work both independently and collaboratively. This position requires successful completion of annual professional development hours. This position will regularly work evenings attending meetings and events. During declared campus emergencies, this position may be required to perform specific job related duties at a designated off-campus location or place of residence. In accordance with UWF Human Resources Policy HR-20.02-09/15, Recruitment, Selection, and Appointment, a time-limited appointment is a position funded by contract and grant, auxiliary, or local fund, for a project for a specific period. A time-limited position shall have the same rights as a regular position except that the position is not entitled to notice of separation at the expiration of the appointment and shall not have layoff and recall rights.
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