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Substance Abuse Training and Education Coordinator in Bellingham, WA
Health Promotion & Resilience is seeking a dedicated Substance Abuse Training and Education Coordinator to lead educational initiatives focused on substance use, with an emphasis on opioid training, misuse prevention, and harm reduction. This role involves the strategic development, implementation, and management of comprehensive programs aimed at fostering awareness and prevention. The coordinator will will work collaboratively across university departments, state agencies, and community organizations to create sustainable education and prevention efforts that prioritize campus and community safety.
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Computer Science - Non-Tenure Track Vacancy Pool, Bellingham in Bellingham, WA
The Computer Science department maintains a vacancy pool of qualified persons interested in temporary teaching positions. In anticipation of possible openings throughout the academic year and summer sessions, applications are accepted continuously for temporary non-tenure track teaching positions on a part-time basis with occasional opportunities for temporary, full-time appointments. Positions may become available at any time and are typically filled on a quarterly basis.
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Campus Police Officer in Bellingham, WA
The Western Washington University Police Department (WWUPD) is dedicated to the safety and security of our campus community. WWUPD works to ensure students, staff, faculty and visitors have the safest and most accessible campus possible.
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Supervising Resident Director in Bellingham, WA
Join Western’s collaborative Residence Life team and apply your educational and administrative leadership skills to positively impact students’ experience while also advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in aspects of campus residential life.
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Early Childhood Program Specialist 2/Assistant Teacher in Bellingham, WA
The CDC's well-established early learning program comprises a group of experienced early educators working as a team to provide enriching learning opportunities for the young children of WWU's students, staff, and faculty. The teachers of the CDC value quality engagement, connection with families, community, and nature, and strive for continued professional growth within a mutually respectful and supportive work environment. This position is specifically for a toddler teacher and seeks an individual who is experienced and passionate about the very early learning years, ages 1-5.
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