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- Mathematics Lecturer
- LEWIS CLARK STATE COLLEGE - Northern, Idaho
- Activism
- Mathematics Lecturer Lewis Clark State College invites applications for a Lecturer in mathematics beginning August 2012. A M.S./M.A. in mathematics or a M.A.T. is required. Primary responsibilities include teaching developmental and entry-level college mathematics courses. Normal course load is 12 credits per semester. For a complete job description and application procedure, visit https://lcsc.applicantpro.com/jobs/. Review of applications will begin February 21, 2012 and continue until the position is filled. LCSC is an AA/EEO employer. We are a regional undergraduate institution offering (see more)
- Paraprofessional (Teacher Assistant)
- NW CHILDRENS HOME - Northern, Idaho
- Activism
- Paraprofessional (Teacher Assistant) for special purpose school; minimum of 60 college credits or paraprofessional certification required; low student ratio; excellent benefits; calendar identical to Lewiston District. Send letter of interest and resume to Human Resources, Northwest Children?s Home, Inc., P.O. Box 1288, Lewiston, ID 83501; hweeks@northwestchildrenshome.org?Open until filled. EOEThis job has originated from a member site of www.realmatch.com Category: , Keywords: Teacher Assistant (see more)
- Consultant
- Jami and Lisa - Boise, Idaho
- Consulting
- P/T POSITIONS AVAILABLE W/PROACTIV DOCTORSAs the creators of Proactiv Solution, Dr. Katie Rodan and Dr. Kathy Fields revolutionized the treatment of acne. What they did for acne, they are now doing for aging & sun damaged skin. This skincare line was sold in high end department stores until recently. It was the #1 selling clinical skincare line in Nordstroms for five years. It is no longer available in stores and is now represented only by Independent Sales Reps nationwide.We are looking for dynamic leaders to recruit consultants, market the product line and build an international (see more)
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