Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Work collaboratively with the Land Resources Department on the Vincennes campus
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Teach surveying technician classes
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Assist students with labs
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Assess student progress through testing and lab work, submit grades
Responsibilities:
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Maintain lab equipment for student use
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Prepare and deliver hands-on surveying labs for students
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Assess student progress through testing and lab work
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Turn in data for assessment to the department coordinator
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Submit grades as required by the University Manual
Minimum Qualifications:
- Associate Degree in Surveying Technology
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Teaching experience is a plus
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Indiana Professional Surveyors –or- Engineering License
Position Requirements:
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Solid understanding of surveying instruments including total stations, data collectors, and gps
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Ability to operate or be trained on machine control equipment and software
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Ability to operate or be trained on the use of drone technology
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Solid understanding of surveying drafting software
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Willingness to learn additional software.
Physical Demands:
Normal physical demands for successful work in a normal classroom environment and ability to lift 25 pounds.
Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and contact information for three references
Vincennes University (VU) is a premier learning institution widely recognized for its leadership in innovation and the delivery of successful educational experiences. VU develops people and enhances communities through accessible, high-quality academic programs, strategic partnerships, and active engagement.
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