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contemporary approaches. Excellence in research and an appreciation of pluralism in philosophical inquiry are essential. The successful candidate will teach graduate and undergraduate courses, supervise teaching
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+ residents through a system of six residential colleges. We strive to support the academic mission of the University by providing residents with a living-learning experience through our collegiate structure
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in the intersection of environmental geoscience and global change. The successful applicant will teach a mix of undergraduate and graduate classes. They will also develop and maintain a research
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creatively Willingness to learn new skills Ability to work in a team Quantitative and critical thinking skills Basic familiarity with biology and/or neuroscience Effective oral and written communication skills
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press, successful teaching experience, and an MFA or PhD by August 16, 2026. The ability to teach in other genres is welcome. The successful candidate will typically teach a 2/2 load of undergraduate and
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press, successful teaching experience, and an MFA or PhD by August 16, 2026. The ability to teach in other genres is welcome. The successful candidate will typically teach a 2/2 load of undergraduate and
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Through the Office for Excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Watson College seeks to create and sustain learning environments where differences and similarities
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: $51,500 (full-time, temporary) The Resource Center Program Data Specialist position is housed at Binghamton University as part of the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers Technical
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to teach at the undergraduate and graduate level, and contribute to the vibrancy of the faculty and student community within and beyond the department. We encourage applications from individuals of all
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responsible for designing and implementing the course curriculum for the stream by integrating the general FRI program framework with discipline-specific content and employing student-centered, active learning