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Event Coordinator/Office Assistant Fairfax, VA, On Site Required
The Event Coordinator/Office Assistant works under the direction of the College of Science Dean’s Operations Manager to support College events and administration activities. The position is responsible for organizing and supporting meetings, events, and conferences, and assisting with other College programs and activities. This position offers some flexibility in schedule depending on specific project/event logistical constraints and office staffing needs.
Term Assistant Professor Fairfax, VA, On Site Required
The Term Assistant Professor supports both the clinical psychology doctoral program and the undergraduate program. More specifically, the Term Assistant Professor participates in teaching of doctoral level courses and supervision of doctoral students’ clinical work in our community-based training clinic (https://ccmh.gmu.edu/) and teaching at the undergraduate level.
Mason Talent Temporary Position Pool Fairfax, VA, On Site Required
Mason Temps is an in-house agency that recruits qualified candidates on a continual basis and places them in a range of temporary positions across the University. Positions vary depending on departmental needs and assignments can vary in length. We are unable to post every opportunity we receive; therefore, this application serves as the first step in the process to be considered for our current temp openings. Applicants will be contacted as positions become available.
Adjunct Faculty, Department of Statistics Arlington, VA, Fairfax, VA, Hybrid Eligible
The George Mason Department of Statistics, within the School of Computing in the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC), invites interested applicants to join the faculty as part-time Adjunct Faculty members beginning Fall 2025 or Spring 2026.
Postdoctoral Research Fellow Fairfax, VA, On Site Required
Quantum Education Research for Social Transformation Fellowship will prepare recent doctoral graduates to become leaders in STEM education and workforce development research. Prior knowledge of physics or quantum science is not required for this position. The program is designed to enhance fellows’ research skills and build their understanding of convergence research through a cohort research project on creating a diverse and equitable quantum workforce. We will foster fellows’ post-academic growth and career readiness by providing wrap-around support (e.g., career guidance, mentorship, professional development workshops, access to leaders in related disciplines) of their development as leaders in this field.

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