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32333BR Molecular Biosciences Position Overview This position is for a coordinator of the NIH-funded KU-Haskell Bridge program. This program is a research training program that supports Haskell
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social science and humanities disciplines. The Classics Department maintains an excellent undergraduate program and one of the top MA programs in the country. It enjoys close collaborative relationships
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, medicine, law, and a number of allied social science and humanities disciplines. The Classics Department maintains an excellent undergraduate program and one of the top MA programs in the country. It enjoys
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vigorous and productive program of research in medicinal chemistry (broadly defined) that includes: Obtaining external research funding from federal agencies (e.g. NIH, NSF, etc.) Publishing in peer-reviewed
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32089BR Law School Position Overview The University of Kansas School of Law invites applications for both entry-level associate professor and lateral tenure-track/tenured professor candidates for a
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track, twelve-month faculty position as an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of the Practice for our growing Project Management program (PMGT). Exceptionally qualified candidates will be considered
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32222BR Self Graduate Programs Position Overview The Academic Program Coordinator for faculty engagement establishes, implements, and administers faculty development, mentorship, and recognition
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Overview This is a Lecturer opening which is a non-tenure-track member of the faculty whose primary role is instructional, teaching Pharm D students within the professional pharmacy program with
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program of research in medicinal chemistry (broadly defined) that includes:Obtaining external research funding from federal agencies (e.g. NIH, NSF, etc.) Publishing in peer-reviewed scientific journals
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the professional pharmacy program with no obligations to perform research or service. This is a one-year appointment through May 16, 2027. This position will teach courses within one or more of the departments