Academic Computing Manager for Natural sciences and Mathematics (Wesleyan University) [ARCHIVED]
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Academic Computing Manager for Natural sciences and Mathematics (Wesleyan University) [ARCHIVED]
| Title: |
Academic Computing Manager for Natural sciences and Mathematics |
| Job Type: |
Mid-Management Positions |
| Organization: |
Wesleyan University |
| Location: |
Connecticut (Northeastern U.S.) |
| Description: |
Academic Computing Manager for Natural sciences and Mathematics
Wesleyan University
Provide direction, innovation, and leadership in the use of information technology by faculty in the sciences and mathematics. Reporting to the Director of Academic Computing Services, and in close consultation with a faculty oversight committee, be responsible for developing and managing instructional and research computing support services for the science faculty, and the management of a wide range of discipline-specific software. Work closely with Instructional Media Services to provide student access to discipline-specific software in the public computing labs, and with Desktop Support to make software available to faculty and staff on faculty desktop and research lab systems. For additional details and application information, please see our job posting at: http://www.academiccareers.com/cgi-win/jobsite/sendjob.exe/ACO/?19200 |
| More Information: |
http://www.academiccareers.com/cgi-win/jobsite/sendjob.exe/ACO/?19200 |
| Posted: | January 14th, 2008 | | Closed: | February 22nd, 2008 |
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