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Post Doctoral Researcher, Department of Geography & Spatial Sciences	Newark
The department of Geography & Spatial Sciences is seeking a post doctoral researcher at the University of Delaware. This project, Digital Twins of Coastal Ecosystems, aims to investigate the effects of salinity changes caused by flooding and sea-level rise (SLR) on the chemical, biological, physical and engineering properties of coastal soils. The University of Delaware (UD) team will examine how these evolving soil properties affect biogeochemical processes and functioning of the soils, and the ecosystem services they provide.
Teacher*, The Early Learning Center	Newark
Teachers in the UD Early Learning Center are responsible for developing and implementing a research-based model educational program with a full-day full-year curriculum. The ELC is a professional learning community where teachers engage in continuous learning and reflective practice. Under the general direction of the Co-Directors, the Teacher oversees the daily operation of the classroom program, including collaborative decision-making with classroom partner, family communication, and mentoring relationships with undergraduate UD students.
Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, Assistant Professor, Continuing Track	Newark
The Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology at the University of Delaware (https://sites.udel.edu/kaap/) is comprised of 25 faculty, approximately 750 undergraduate students pursuing a B.S. in Kinesiology, Human Physiology, or Sports Health, and 100 graduate students pursuing a M.S. in Exercise Science, a M.S. in Athletic Training, a M.S in Clinical Exercise Physiology, a Ph.D. in Biomechanics and Movement Sciences, or a Ph.D. in Applied Physiology. The Department values excellent teaching and student engagement, which enhances the University’s efforts to provide a supportive environment, and foster teaching innovation, instructional technology, and course development. The Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology invites nominations and applications for a continuing track faculty position (assistant professor, non-tenure track, nine-month academic year appointment). We seek an innovative, dynamic faculty member to teach undergraduate human anatomy and physiology, and other departmental courses in the applicant’s area of expertise. There may be an opportunity to teach graduate courses within the candidate's discipline. Other responsibilities include student mentoring and service to the department, college, and university. A Doctoral degree in a related field and relevant teaching experience is required (ABD considered).
Farm Assistant II*, Newark Farm, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources	Newark
The Farm Assistant assists researchers and supervisors, collects data related to animal research and performs mechanical duties.
Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, Open Rank Continuing Track Faculty Position, Athletic Training Program Director	Newark
The Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology invites nominations and applications for an Open Rank Continuing Track (11-month, non-tenured ) faculty position to serve as the Director of the Athletic Training program with a balanced teaching and administrative workload. The Program Director is responsible for teaching Athletic Training courses consistent with their expertise, maintaining compliance with CAATE standards along with annual reports and accreditation materials, mentoring Athletic Training students, conducting scholarship consistent with CAATE standards, recruitment of new students, and providing service to the Department, College, University, and Athletic Training profession. The Department has five Athletic Training faculty that teach in the undergraduate Sports Health and graduate Athletic Training program including a Clinical Education Coordinator. The Athletic Training program has a dedicated didactic and clinical laboratory teaching space with extensive modalities and rehabilitation equipment, a Gaumard patient simulator, and annual equipment/supplies budget. The program has an exceptional relationship with the clinical athletic trainers in Intercollegiate Athletics who serve as preceptors for the students and as adjunct faculty in the academic program, established student clinical sites in both local high schools and clinics, as well as a strong working relationship with both the Physical Therapy and Nursing programs. The position requirements include a Doctoral degree in a related field certification as an Athletic Trainer and eligible for licensure in the state of Delaware. Prior college-level teaching experience and Athletic Training administrative experience are required. Prior experience with CAATE accreditation standards, graduate level teaching, relevant clinical experience, and experience with student mentorship are preferred. All faculty are expected to contribute to a welcoming campus environment that embraces inclusivity.

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Position	Location	Closes
Post Doctoral Researcher, Department of Geography & Spatial Sciences	Newark
The department of Geography & Spatial Sciences is seeking a post doctoral researcher at the University of Delaware. This project, Digital Twins of Coastal Ecosystems, aims to investigate the effects of salinity changes caused by flooding and sea-level rise (SLR) on the chemical, biological, physical and engineering properties of coastal soils. The University of Delaware (UD) team will examine how these evolving soil properties affect biogeochemical processes and functioning of the soils, and the ecosystem services they provide.
Teacher*, The Early Learning Center	Newark
Teachers in the UD Early Learning Center are responsible for developing and implementing a research-based model educational program with a full-day full-year curriculum. The ELC is a professional learning community where teachers engage in continuous learning and reflective practice. Under the general direction of the Co-Directors, the Teacher oversees the daily operation of the classroom program, including collaborative decision-making with classroom partner, family communication, and mentoring relationships with undergraduate UD students.
Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, Assistant Professor, Continuing Track	Newark
The Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology at the University of Delaware (https://sites.udel.edu/kaap/) is comprised of 25 faculty, approximately 750 undergraduate students pursuing a B.S. in Kinesiology, Human Physiology, or Sports Health, and 100 graduate students pursuing a M.S. in Exercise Science, a M.S. in Athletic Training, a M.S in Clinical Exercise Physiology, a Ph.D. in Biomechanics and Movement Sciences, or a Ph.D. in Applied Physiology. The Department values excellent teaching and student engagement, which enhances the University’s efforts to provide a supportive environment, and foster teaching innovation, instructional technology, and course development. The Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology invites nominations and applications for a continuing track faculty position (assistant professor, non-tenure track, nine-month academic year appointment). We seek an innovative, dynamic faculty member to teach undergraduate human anatomy and physiology, and other departmental courses in the applicant’s area of expertise. There may be an opportunity to teach graduate courses within the candidate's discipline. Other responsibilities include student mentoring and service to the department, college, and university. A Doctoral degree in a related field and relevant teaching experience is required (ABD considered).
Farm Assistant II*, Newark Farm, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources	Newark
The Farm Assistant assists researchers and supervisors, collects data related to animal research and performs mechanical duties.
Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, Open Rank Continuing Track Faculty Position, Athletic Training Program Director	Newark
The Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology invites nominations and applications for an Open Rank Continuing Track (11-month, non-tenured ) faculty position to serve as the Director of the Athletic Training program with a balanced teaching and administrative workload. The Program Director is responsible for teaching Athletic Training courses consistent with their expertise, maintaining compliance with CAATE standards along with annual reports and accreditation materials, mentoring Athletic Training students, conducting scholarship consistent with CAATE standards, recruitment of new students, and providing service to the Department, College, University, and Athletic Training profession. The Department has five Athletic Training faculty that teach in the undergraduate Sports Health and graduate Athletic Training program including a Clinical Education Coordinator. The Athletic Training program has a dedicated didactic and clinical laboratory teaching space with extensive modalities and rehabilitation equipment, a Gaumard patient simulator, and annual equipment/supplies budget. The program has an exceptional relationship with the clinical athletic trainers in Intercollegiate Athletics who serve as preceptors for the students and as adjunct faculty in the academic program, established student clinical sites in both local high schools and clinics, as well as a strong working relationship with both the Physical Therapy and Nursing programs. The position requirements include a Doctoral degree in a related field certification as an Athletic Trainer and eligible for licensure in the state of Delaware. Prior college-level teaching experience and Athletic Training administrative experience are required. Prior experience with CAATE accreditation standards, graduate level teaching, relevant clinical experience, and experience with student mentorship are preferred. All faculty are expected to contribute to a welcoming campus environment that embraces inclusivity.

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