Bowdoin student employment professional#

Some evening or weekend meetings occasional overnight conference or site-visit travel. Standard Work Days and HoursДҐ days a week, 8:30 вЂ“ 5:00, 12 months/year. The successful candidate will be subject to a criminal history background check. Experience Requirements and/or EquivalentsДЄt least three yearsвЂ™ administrative experience related to study abroad, particularly in student advising and database management, and preferably in higher education. A demonstrated commitment to valuing diversity and contributing to an inclusive working and learning environment is required. Foreign language skills are strongly preferred.

Bowdoin student employment professional#

Knowledgeable of current professional practice and issues in international education and national fellowship advising. Effective interpersonal, written, and public communication skills organizational, planning, time management skills, experience advising/editing studentsвЂ™ written work, ability to meet competing deadlines excellent judgment and problem-solving skills a high level of competence with computers, including database and website management and control. High degree of self-motivation with attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines while managing multiple tasks and projects simultaneously. Applicants must possess demonstrated skills working with various constituencies (students, faculty, administrators, parents). Education/Skills RequirementsДЄ BachelorвЂ™s degree is required with a preference for a masterвЂ™s degree. Report to the Directors of Off-Campus Study and Student Fellowships and Research. The position will anticipate and respond to overlapping needs of these dynamic departments and manage priorities so that each programвЂ™s needs are met. LarochelleвЂ™s talk and paper will both be posted to BowdoinвЂ™s Pre-Health Advising website as a resource for pre-health students.Description International Programs and Off-Campus StudyД«owdoin College invites applications for the position of Assistant Director of Center for Cocurricular Opportunities with dual responsibilities to Off-Campus Study (OCS) and Student Fellowships and Research (SFR). After finishing up his double major in Biochemistry and French at Bowdoin, he will enroll in medical school next fall, with plans to complete an MD/MBA dual degree. HeВ describes the employment-insurance relationship as вЂњone of the strangest and most fundamental aspects of American health care.вЂќДЄ pre-med student from Bangor, Maine, Larochelle is interested in pursuing a career that combines medicine and policy. вЂњThis is an absolutely critical issue with serious applications for our everyday lives, yet no one seems to be talking about it,вЂќ he said. LarochelleВ is eager to share his findings with the Bowdoin community before he graduates this spring. He has recently submitted a 50-page paper on this topic as part of a year-long Advanced Independent Study in Economics under the supervision of Assistant Professor Erik Nelson. In his presentation Larochelle will explore how health insurance came to be tied to employment, how that relationship has evolved over the years, and whether the linkage still makes sense. April 10, 2013, in Kresge Auditorium, Visual Arts Center.В The 45-minute talk, вЂњ Employment-Based Health Insurance: Contemplating the Viability of an Accidental and Outdated System,вЂќ will be followed by a question-and-answer session. Ryan Larochelle вЂ™13 will present his research on American health care economics - focusing on the link between health insurance and employment - at 8:30 p.m.