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jointly to the Dean of the School of Law and the Assistant Vice President for Academic Development, this position leads the School of Law development program and is responsible for managing all fundraising
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courses. • To teach undergraduate courses in the Legal Studies program or graduate courses in the Conflict and Dispute Resolution program, a Master's degree is required; a Ph.D. or J.D. are preferred
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to prepare reports, budgets, and documents, and to understand and explain policies, procedures, and safety information. Preferred Qualifications • A culinary degree from a two or four-year program. • A
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of Oregon is seeking an innovative Assistant Teaching Professor to join a nationally-recognized program that provides flexible curriculum and an engaging learning environment for about 2,000 undergraduate
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: Ability to navigate and lead broader pipeline discussions for a program, including segmented strategy for different donor audiences, strategic alignment to maximize the impact of annual philanthropy and
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of three years, depending on program needs, funding, and performance. Example position needs may include research assistants (commonly known as technicians), research associates, as
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research experience, contribute to program goals, and receive an annual performance evaluation. Postdoctoral Research Scholars will conduct research under the direction of a faculty member for the purposes
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to exceed one year, with the possibility of renewal up to a total of three years depending on program needs, funding, and performance. Successful candidates will have the ability to work effectively with
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at the University of Oregon is seeking an innovative assistant teaching professor to join a growing nationally-recognized program that provides a flexible curriculum and an engaging learning environment for over
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appointments that are full time, part-time or short term, contracts not to exceed one year. There is a possibility of renewal up to a total of three years, depending on program needs, funding, and performance