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The Extension Program Specialist I will plan, implement, and evaluate educational programs while supporting the development of new employees in Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Responsibilities include managing projects, delivering programs, providing training and support, and working collaboratively with external partners for resource development.

The Project Coordinator will oversee the implementation and coordination of the UBEAM project at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, managing grant compliance, documentation, and expenses while developing relationships with partners and providing regular progress reports.

This role involves assisting in the development and management of a community garden-based program aimed at improving health, nutrition, and skills among at-risk youth and families. Responsibilities include managing grant compliance, collaborating with project teams, and ensuring effective program implementation.

The Research Specialist I will closely collaborate with the Healthy Living team, providing project-related, technical, and administrative support. Responsibilities include assisting in grant applications, managing research schedules, data collection, and preparing reports and presentations while ensuring compliance with privacy policies.

The Web Content Specialist creates and optimizes engaging written content for key brand websites. This role involves collaborating with UX researchers and stakeholders to enhance user experience, conducting content audits, and ensuring compliance with organizational standards. The position also develops content strategies that align with marketing goals and monitors website performance metrics.

The Student Assistant will perform duties such as answering phones, receptionist tasks, filing, computer work, and providing customer service. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to multitask effectively while working up to 15 hours per week.

The Extension Program Specialist I plans, coordinates, develops, implements, and evaluates educational programs in chronic disease prevention and healthy lifestyles. They support agents, develop community programs, assess outcomes, and collaborate with partners, while serving as a subject matter expert in health topics.

The Student Coordinator will assist with video production and post-production tasks under the Video Production Manager. Responsibilities include editing videos, managing projects, and utilizing photography and videography skills. This position provides hands-on experience in documentary filmmaking and is ideal for students looking to grow their skills in media production.

The Student Assistant position involves supporting the Texas A&M Agrilife Research by staffing the front desk, managing email communications, answering phone calls, organizing supplies, managing expense reports, processing invoices, and performing various clerical tasks as needed.

The Program Coordinator II will enhance communication and collaboration among conservation associations, supervise sustainable grazing Facilitators, optimize resource use for Landowner Conservation Associations, coordinate local educational programs, and assist in marketing online learning technologies to participants.

The Extension Program Specialist I is responsible for developing and delivering educational programs within food science and technology, managing projects, assessing program impacts, and supporting volunteers and faculty. This role also involves collaborating with external partners and contributing to professional development activities.

The Feedlot Manager/Ph.D. Graduate Assistant will manage feedlot operations, oversee feeding, maintain inventory, and conduct research related to animal science. This role involves supervising employees and assisting in data collection and analysis for research projects, while pursuing a Ph.D. in the field.

The Technical Assistant II performs various technical duties in laboratory operations, focusing on analysis and extraction of soil samples. Responsibilities include maintaining laboratory supplies, assisting with analyses, and entering data. The role requires multitasking, strong communication skills, and adherence to safety procedures.

The Technical Assistant I performs technical duties in a research or teaching laboratory, including sample processing, maintenance of laboratory equipment, data entry, and adherence to safety procedures. Responsibilities also involve assisting with analyses and maintaining laboratory documentation.

The Assistant Professor & Extension Specialist will develop and implement wildlife management programs, conduct applied research, and provide educational resources and training to stakeholders. Responsibilities include collaboration with county agents, public outreach, and securing funding through grants to support program objectives.

The Graphic Designer II will create visual content for various communications platforms, support branding efforts, collaborate with the communications lead, and manage project timelines for design-related tasks. This role is essential in enhancing the TCWP program's outreach and impact in disaster resilience and recovery.

The Student Assistant supports the Family and Community Health program area by collaborating with Extension Specialists to create resources, events, and programs for Texas 4-H members, enhancing their experience in the 4-H FCH project.

The Research Specialist III will conduct agricultural engineering research projects, collaborating with faculty to innovate solutions for crop production and handling. Responsibilities include data collection and analysis, training, and developing training materials while attending conferences.

The Research Student Assistant will support the Texas A&M AgriLife Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center by understanding scientific literature, screening studies for evidence reviews, and assisting with special projects as assigned. Responsibilities include analyzing data and interpreting research findings.

The Student Assistant will manage front desk operations, answer phones, respond to emails, and assist visitors with information about the building and events. Responsibilities include greeting students and faculty, preparing meeting spaces, performing clerical duties, and handling data entry tasks.