12 climate positions at University of Connecticut

Assistant Professor in Residence of Landscape Architecture

climate, justice, service, collaboration, and craft. Together, there are a wide range of interrelated interests including, but not limited to climate adaptation and decision-making, urban climatology, urban

Assistant Extension Educator in Geospatial Tools and Technology

changing climate Dismantling structural racism and fostering environments that advance racial equity, inclusion, and belonging by advocating for anti-racist policies, practices, and norms The Department

Program Coordinator for First Year Programs & Learning Communities

platforms such as Zoom. Ability and willingness to foster a campus climate that is welcoming and supportive of the University of Connecticut’s diverse student body and encourages collaboration with and among

Administrative Program Support 2, Institute For Student Success/Office Of First Year Programs

. Ability and willingness to foster a campus climate that is welcoming and supportive of the University of Connecticut's diverse student body and encourages communication with and among campus and community

Administrative Program Support 2, Institute For Student Success/Office Of First Year Programs

and events; ability to effectively problem-solve technical issues for events, meetings, and activities. Ability and willingness to foster a campus climate that is welcoming and supportive

Assistant Professor of Journalism

Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML): Understanding and Addressing Natural and Climate Change-Related Disasters. With hires in Journalism, Earth Sciences, Economics, Geography, and Statistics, the cluster

Educational Program Assistant 2, Hartford Extension 4-H

and belonging by advocating for antiracist policies, practices, and norms Fostering sustainable landscapes across urban-rural interfaces Advancing resilience and adaptation in a changing climate DUTIES

Assistant Cooperative Extension Educator in Dairy Management

in a changing climate The University and CAHNR prioritize scholarship in areas that impact quality of life, including human, animal, plant, and environmental health and sustainability. We encourage and

Assistant/Associate Extension Educator for Controlled Environment Agriculture

resilience and adaptation in a changing climate Dismantling structural racism and fostering environments that advance racial equity, inclusion, and belonging by advocating for anti-racist policies, practices

Assistant Professor of Biostatistics

Designing sustainable landscapes across urban-rural interfaces Advancing resilience and adaptation in a changing climate Founded in 1881, UConn is a Land Grant and Sea Grant institution and member of