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Lecturer Pool for Department of Psychology AY 26-27
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East Bay
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| The Department of Psychology usually has part-time positions open to teach undergraduate courses in all areas of psychology. Minimum requirement: Ph.D. in Psychology (or related field) or enrollment in a Ph.D. program with sufficient progress towards the degree is preferred. Candidates who possess a Master’s degree and teaching experience in an appropriate field will be considered.
Teaching assigned classes in psychology. Preparing syllabi and other course materials, planning class sessions and out-of-class activities, communicating with students and helping them with class material as appropriate, and holding regular office hours. Please note that teaching assignments at California State University, East Bay may include courses at the Hayward campus, Concord Center, and/or online. The policy and expectation of the California State University is that all faculty members will perform all of their duties within the state of California. |
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Part Time Lecturer Pool for Department of Music - AY 2026-2027
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East Bay
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| The Department of Music seeks one or more temporary, part-time lecturers for a pool from which instructors will be considered for appointments as they become available for Fall Semester 2026 and Spring Semester 2027. |
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Lecturer Pool for Department of Public Affairs and Administration AY 26-27
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East Bay
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| Lecturers are needed to teach a wide range of Health Care Administration and Public Administration courses. Courses are taught primarily on weeknights and Saturdays. Please note that teaching assignments at California State University, East Bay may include courses at the Hayward campus, Concord Center, and/or online. |
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Part-Time Lecturer Pool for Department of Political Science AY 26-27
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East Bay
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| The Department of Political Science seeks one or more part-time lecturers for a pool from which instructors will be considered for teaching appointments as they become available for Fall Semester 2026 and/or Spring Semester 2027. The department offers a range of lower- and upper-division courses for: majors pursuing the B.A. in Political Science (with three concentrations - Pre-Law, Public Affairs and Administration, and Traditional); and for non-majors who seek to fulfill General Education requirements. |
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Lecturer Pool for Department of Human Development and Women's Studies AY26-27
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East Bay
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| One or more temporary, part-time lecturers for a pool from which instructors will be considered for appointments as they become available for Fall 2026 and/or Spring 2027 semesters. |
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Director of ITS Business Operations (Administrator II) - San Francisco Bay Region Network, Information Technology Services
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East Bay
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| Reporting to the Deputy CIO and Senior Director of IT Business Operations, Project Management and Academic Technology Initiative, and the Network Chief Information Officer, the Director of IT Business Operations provides strategic and operational leadership for the financial, administrative, and organizational functions of SFBRN IT. This role oversees key operational processes including budgeting, contracts, procurement, resource allocation, human resources coordination, labor cost management, absence/leave management, event management, and capital project oversight, ensuring the Network IT unit effectively serves California State University, East Bay (CSUEB), San Francisco State University (SFSU), and Sonoma State University (SSU).
The Director ensures fiscal accountability, operational efficiency, and organizational alignment within the Network IT unit. This role leads the IT Business Operations team to maintain compliance, optimize resources, and strengthen internal processes that support the Network’s academic and administrative missions.
As a collaborative leader, the Director partners with campus and Network leadership, as well as finance, HR, and procurement teams, to deliver operational excellence and cost-effective outcomes. This position plays a critical role in aligning operational planning with strategic priorities, supporting sustainable growth, and enabling SFBRN IT teams to deliver reliable, responsive, and innovative services across all three campuses. |
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Lecturer Pool for Department of Earth, Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, AY 26-27
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East Bay
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| Part-time positions teaching introductory courses in Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Geography and Geology. Lecturers teach many of the courses listed in the 2026-27 University Catalog and due to recent and pending retirements we are particularly interested in applications from individuals able to teach introductory and advanced geology courses, GIS and Remote Sensing courses, and meteorological/atmospheric science. Opportunities may occasionally arise for teaching evening graduate classes in applied fields such as Engineering Geology. Please note that teaching assignments at California State University, East Bay may include courses at the Hayward campus, Concord Center, and/or online. Minimum requirement of M.S. in Geography, Geology, Environmental Science or its equivalent, or enrollment in a Ph.D. program in Geography, Geology, Environmental Science or its equivalent with sufficient progress towards the degree. |
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International Recruitment and Marketing Strategist
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East Bay
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| We’re looking for a driven, people-focused professional to grow our international student community by promoting programs globally, building meaningful partnerships, and guiding students from first interest to admission. This role blends outreach, relationship-building, and smart, data-informed strategy—perfect for someone who loves connecting across cultures, telling a great story, and making a real impact. |
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Scholarship & Stewardship Strategy Analyst
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East Bay
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| The Division of University Advancement at Cal State East Bay builds meaningful relationships and secures philanthropic support to advance the University’s mission and impact. The Scholarship & Stewardship Strategy Analyst plays a key role in administering and stewarding donor-funded scholarships, ensuring funds are awarded accurately, fully utilized, and aligned with donor intent. This position partners across campus to support data integrity, financial reconciliation, reporting, and impactful donor engagement. |
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Assistant Area Coordinator (Temporary)
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East Bay
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| Employed by the Department of University Housing and Residence Life (UHRL), the Assistant Area Coordinator (AAC) is a full-time, temporary live-in position. The AAC at Cal State East Bay is expected to initiate “high touch” front-line interaction with students as they develop formal and informal relationships. They are expected to build communities that focus on student learning and development, supporting student needs, and inclusivity for all students. The AAC will support and work with their supervisor and team leader(s) in managing the functions of their assigned residential area. This role will not conform to a standard 9:00am to 5:00pm workday rather it requires the individual to work evenings and weekends in order to best meet the needs of the community. |
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Light Automotive Equipment Operator (2 Positions)
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East Bay
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| The Light Automotive Equipment Operator primarily performs skilled operation of light automotive vehicles and equipment in support of campus grounds and maintenance operations. The incumbent operates equipment and vehicles typical of this classification, including light-duty (two-axle) trucks, riding mowers, small wheel-type tractors with attachments, sweepers, utility vehicles, and small loaders within standard capacity limits. The position’s primary function is the safe and efficient operation of light automotive and grounds maintenance equipment, with responsibility for performing routine servicing and minor maintenance such as safety inspections, fluid checks, and basic adjustments to ensure proper working conditions. The incumbent reports equipment malfunctions and coordinates needed repairs. In support of equipment operation, the incumbent performs a range of grounds maintenance tasks, including mowing, trimming, edging, planting, watering, and debris removal, as well as assisting with campus beautification and seasonal projects. Manual labor duties are performed in connection with equipment use, including loading and unloading materials. Work is performed in accordance with established safety practices, campus procedures, and applicable California Vehicle Code requirements. Equipment operated and duties performed are consistent with light automotive equipment as defined within the Equipment Operation Series and do not typically involve the operation of heavy construction equipment or vehicles exceeding the scope of this classification. |
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Manager, Administrative Services
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East Bay
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| This position reports to the Director of Student Health Services and is part of the Enrollment Management & Student Affairs Division. The Associate Director performs duties under limited supervision including supervising all department administrative staff and clinic schedules; day-to-day department operations; and overseeing department budget management/ reconciliation and collaborative budgetary decisions regarding the Student Health facility.
In conjunction with the Director, the incumbent ensures a high level of customer engagement and maximum utilization of department services. The Associate Director participates in and makes recommendations on the following: recruitment, selection, training, crisis management, administrative duties, communication with families/guardians, and other related activities. The incumbent has specific responsibilities for serving as liaison to University Facilities Management, and overseeing department budget reconciliation while directly performing tasks including department Human Resources, department assessment needs and department organization and planning.
The Associate Director assists with the development of campus and external communications and other related activities and also provides indirect oversight for the department medical services staff members as needed. The incumbent will perform crisis intervention and consultation in the event of an emergency and participates in on-call emergency response and preparedness as needed. |
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Senior Investigator
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East Bay
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| The Senior Investigator serves as a Deputy Title IX Coordinator, conducting intakes and investigations as they relate to discrimination, harassment, (including sexual misconduct) and retaliation. The Senior Investigator ensures compliance with Title IX, Title VI, the CSU Nondiscrimination Policy, the CSU Interim Nondiscrimination Policy, applicable CSU Executive Orders, the Violence Against Women Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the California Fair Employment and Housing Act. The incumbent will conduct interviews, compile data, interpret and analyze the facts, and provide written notices and investigation reports in a thorough and timely manner. The incumbent will employ dispute resolution, mediation, and problem-solving techniques to resolve issues on an informal basis consistent with the applicable CSU Policy. The incumbent will provide leadership for programming and education to prevent sexual misconduct and hostile environment issues, and serve on multidisciplinary committees that serve campus constituents. The incumbent may provide testimony regarding cases to outside agencies, provide advice and guidance to campus constituents, and interact with the CSU Office of the Chancellor, General Counsel, Civil Rights Attorney, Systemwide Director, Administrators, and colleagues at campuses within the CSU System. The Senior Investigator works independently and as a member of the Civil Rights Office team. |
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Campus Life Coordinator (Temporary)
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East Bay
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| The Think by the Bay Campus Life Coordinator provides coordination and oversight of residential life supports and social and independent living skill development opportunities for students with intellectual disabilities (ID) participating in the Think by the Bay program at CSUEB. The Campus Life Coordinator provides lead work direction to student staff living in the dorms (Independent Living Coaches), collaborates with campus housing and disability support offices, and ensures students are equipped with the skills needed to live independently, access campus resources, and engage socially. The Campus Life Coordinator will also work collaboratively with other program support personnel to foster student autonomy and help them connect with relevant activities, clubs, and events that place on campus. |
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Career & Transition Coordinator (Temporary)
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East Bay
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| The Think by the Bay Career & Transition Coordinator independently leads the development and implementation of career exploration, employment readiness, and interagency transition planning services for students with intellectual disabilities (ID) enrolled in the Think by the Bay program at CSUEB. The Coordinator develops and expands on-campus and community-based employment partnerships, implements individualized and customized employment strategies, and represents the program in collaboration with external agencies including Local Education Agencies (LEAs), regional centers, and the Department of Rehabilitation. Working in partnership with families, faculty, and staff, the Coordinator ensures coordinated transition planning, alignment with IEP/IPP goals, and measurable employment outcomes that prepare students for meaningful postsecondary employment. |
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Research Technician (Temporary, Part-Time, Hourly)
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East Bay
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| The research technician will perform experimental procedures in a research laboratory in close coordination with the Principal Investigator. This position is funded by an NIH grant and suitable for candidates with interest or experience in Drosophila behavioral genetics, with a focus on sleep, feeding, and wakefulness. On-the-job training for individuals with a basic scientific background and laboratory skills will be provided. The candidate will conduct research in a collaborative environment with an appreciation for lab safety and an environment that values equity, inclusion and diversity. |
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Transfer Admissions Specialist
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East Bay
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| The Office of Admissions at California State University, East Bay is seeking a Transfer Admissions Specialist to support prospective and applicant students throughout the admissions process. This position responds to inquiries by phone, email, and in person while providing guidance on transfer admission requirements. The specialist evaluates transfer applications, coordinates applicant communications through PeopleSoft and Salesforce, and supports outreach activities that encourage enrollment. The role also maintains admissions website content and helps coordinate printed communication materials. Ideal candidates are organized, detail oriented, and committed to providing accurate and timely information to students. |
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Program Coordinator (Temporary)
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East Bay
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| The Think by the Bay Program Coordinator works in close partnership with the Program Director to provide leadership, day-to-day coordination, and implementation of CSU East Bay’s inclusive postsecondary education program for students with intellectual disabilities (ID). In collaboration with the Program Director, the Coordinator supports the overall success of the program by working closely with lead program faculty and other part-time staff, providing lead work direction to temporary student support staff, and ensuring strong academic integration and compliance with institutional and grant-related requirements.
While the Program Director serves as the primary liaison between the program and university departments, faculty, families, and community partners, the coordinator helps sustain effective communication, coordination, and daily operations across all areas of the program. This role is integral to advancing Think by the Bay’s mission of delivering high-quality, inclusive academic, social, and career development opportunities for students. |
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Grants Coordinator (Temporary)
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East Bay
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| The position is responsible for coordinating project activities, tracking deliverables and timelines, compiling and analyzing information, maintaining official documentation, and facilitating communication among diverse stakeholders. The incumbent exercises independent judgment in prioritizing assignments, interpreting policies and procedures, resolving administrative issues, and recommending process improvements to support operational effectiveness.
Serving as a central point of coordination, the Grants Coordinator collaborates with campus partners -including Facilities, academic departments, and Academic Affairs offices - and engages external stakeholders as appropriate to support advising initiatives and transfer pathway publishing. The role requires strong organizational skills, analytical ability, discretion, and the capacity to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. |
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Laborer (2 Positions)
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East Bay
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| The Facilities Development & Operations department provides general maintenance and cleaning services across campus, supports special event set-up and take-down, assists with minor furniture-moving projects, and secures buildings and equipment from unauthorized access. The Laborer position is responsible for special event set-up and take-down; loading and unloading furniture, equipment, supplies, and materials; removing and hauling waste and recyclables from central aggregation areas and event or clean-up sites; and performing a variety of manual labor duties. Laborers perform tasks such as moving heavy furniture, equipment, and materials; cleaning assigned areas, including removing construction debris; cleaning gutters, culverts, drainage structures, roadsides, and streets; power washing; cleaning equipment; and supporting special cleaning projects. They assist crafts and construction workers with unskilled tasks, including preparing work areas, rough repairs, tearing down structures, patching pavement, and performing pick-and-shovel work. Additional duties include grounds maintenance (pruning, trimming, spraying, removing undergrowth and debris, and preparing areas with hand tools), operating and performing basic preventive maintenance on hand and powered tools and equipment, and, in some cases, driving a motor vehicle to transport and deliver materials. |
