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KPSP’s summer food access and urban agriculture programming while participating in the Planting Seeds Internship Program, an intergenerational, food- and environmental-justice-focused internship sponsored
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in patient populations. Our research laboratories are equipped with computers for conducting behavioral experimental research, with additional access to EEG equipment for candidates with a background
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for its rich, open, and interdisciplinary curriculum. Wesleyan University takes the security and privacy of information and resources seriously. Wesleyan University's Information Security program safeguards
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The Bailey College of the Environment is seeking interns to serve in food justice organizations across the state through our Planting Seeds program. The intern is managed by their on-site supervisor
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The Bailey College of the Environment is seeking interns to serve in food justice organizations across the state through our Planting Seeds program. The intern is managed by their on-site supervisor
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Operations Team Meetings and provide notes. Execute office open and close procedures. Seasonal projects and divisional backup support as needed. Recruitment & Program Support Support deans during recruitment
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The Wesleyan Media Project (WMP), in collaboration with Wesleyan University’s Hazel Quantitative Analysis Center (QAC) at Wesleyan University, is seeking a postdoctoral researcher in computational
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of crimes or accidents and documenting events electronically on computer or tablet. Generating comprehensive written reports of investigations or end-of-shift reports as needed. Providing immediate aid in
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implement a strategic plan for long-term growth and improvement of the Swimming and Diving program at Wesleyan University. Responsibilities include coaching and teaching (75% of expected effort) and
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focused studies train students in the practices of Architecture, Drawing, Ecological Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Product Design, Sculpture and Time-Based Media. The program seeks to reflect