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Assistant Coordinator (Student Services Professional IA)
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San Diego
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Student Affairs
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| Make a meaningful impact on student belonging and success as the Assistant Coordinator for San Diego State University’s Women’s Resource Center. You’ll connect with students, support engaging programs and events, and collaborate across campus and the community to help create a welcoming space where students can connect, grow, and thrive. |
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Per Diem Nurse Practitioner
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San Diego
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Student Affairs
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| Bring your passion for patient-centered care to SDSU and help students thrive by providing comprehensive primary healthcare in a collaborative and welcoming campus environment. |
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Administrative Support Coordinator II
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San Diego
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Academic Affairs
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| Are you an experienced administrative professional who enjoys being at the center of a dynamic academic environment? The School of Art and Design is seeking an Administrative Support Coordinator to serve as a key operational resource supporting the School’s academic, faculty, fiscal, and student-facing functions. |
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Associate/Full Professor for Dissemination & Implementation Science
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San Diego
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Academic Affairs
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| SDSU invites applications for a tenure-track Associate or Full Professor with expertise in dissemination and implementation science and a strong record of externally funded, collaborative research. The position offers an opportunity to advance health disparities research across disciplines while contributing to the SDSU HealthLINK Center for Transdisciplinary Health Research. |
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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San Diego
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Academic Affairs
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| The SDSU Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in AI-Enabled Chemical Discovery, broadly encompassing the development of artificial intelligence applications across the chemical sciences. Candidates using cutting-edge AI approaches in areas such as reaction and molecular discovery, chemical biology, functional materials, automated experimentation, theory, or simulation are encouraged to apply by October 22, 2026. |