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Encourage social interaction and community engagement through organized events such as movie nights, paint and sip sessions, bingo games, and more. Encourage social interaction and community engagement through organized events such as movie nights, paint and sip sessions, bingo games, and more.
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Residents love games, painting, singing, and music and we need someone to help organize and run these events! We hope you'll use your talents as a singer, dancer, artist, poet, historian, or trivia expert.
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That means more time for morning hikes along the Sourland Mountain Hiking Trail, youth baseball games at Ann Van Middlesworth Park, or classes at Rutgers University. That means more time for morning hikes along the Sourland Mountain Hiking Trail, youth baseball games at Ann Van Middlesworth Park, or classes at Rutgers University.
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We are currently seeking a skilled Game Developer to join our dynamic team and contribute to the creation of exciting games. Proven experience as a Game Developer or similar role, with a strong portfolio of games.
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With Arts, STEM, Sports-and-Games, Music, and Outdoor Ed for children entering Kindergarten through 9th grade! The specialists' primary responsibility is to execute an engaging experience of a specific discipline within Sports-N-Games.
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Work home games and season ticket member events, performing various ticket sales and service duties throughout the game. This role would be a fit for those with a desire to start and grow a career in the sports ticket sales industry or collegiate athletics.
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The primary purpose of the Activities Assistant III is to work under the supervision of the Nurse Manager and the Supervising Mental Health Specialist and direction of the Creative Arts Therapist, provides therapeutic games, groups, activities for patient's leisure time and recreation projects on the acute service inpatient units.
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This position is part-time, working home football games at Rutgers. Our team, with beginnings in ISP Sports and 35+ years of leadership in the sports & entertainment industry at the helm, has worked hard to build the fastest growing company in the game day experience space in America.
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They organize, instruct and implement safe, fun and entertaining activities and games for children between the ages of three months to 11 years in the Kids Academy. Fosters childrens cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development by instructing organized activities in accordance with the Kids Academy Schedule.
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Such events may include; educational, financial literacy, birthday parties, socials, informative talks, tutoring sessions, athletic games, and other events as assigned. Requires on-site work (no remote work.
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