Undergraduate Teaching Facilities Coordinator

Undergraduate teaching facilities coordinator. Our undergraduate program currently serves 115 majors and expects to grow. This is a 12-month calendar year staff position, which is located in the Food Science & Technology building on campus. This position will be responsible for providing coordination and support for the FST undergraduate teaching facilities. The successful individual will work to ensure that courses and student activities within these spaces are well maintained and run seamlessly.

BS in Food Science & Technology or related degree; or. equivalent years of training and work experience, or relevant laboratory management experience; Ability to work independently and effectively in a small team environment; Demonstrated experience working in a laboratory setting; Familiarity with routine and common laboratory equipment and procedures.
Demonstrated written and verbal communication skills

Experience coordinating, organizing, setting up a laboratory research space with the assistance of a supervisor; Experience supervising students conducting laboratory research
Familiar with taking and maintaining inventory and supplies

3

Non-Exempt: Eligible for overtime

Regular

45,000-50,000

40

04/25/2025

Please include a cover letter when applying to this position.  Additionally, the successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.

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