33 climate positions at Washington State University

Director, Energy Program

Qualifications: Demonstrated knowledge of and engagement in the modern energy and climate community. Experience interacting with the state legislature and/or agency leadership. Additional Information: College/Area

Journalist/News Fellow - The Spokesman-Review/Spokane Public Radio

cover rural areas of eastern Washington, which is rich with potential stories on economy, climate, emerging industries, technology, and more. The Journalist/News Fellow – The Spokesman-Review/Spokane

Career Track Assistant Research Professor

interactions with changing climates, and community engagement approaches such as citizen science. Programs must be based on stakeholder needs and effectively integrate research and extension as well as other

Research Associate - Disturbance Ecology

Position Details: Summary of Duties: Examine the ecological response to insect disturbances, wildfire, and climate anomalies Analyze field and geospatial data to assess ecosystem dynamics following major

Career Track Assistant Research Professor

, biosecurity, biotic interactions with changing climates, and community engagement approaches such as citizen science. Programs must be based on stakeholder needs and effectively integrate research and extension

Research Associate - Ecology and Geospatial Technology

metropolitan Spokane, Pullman is also a quick drive away from the scenic Idaho panhandle and Moscow Mountain. The rolling hills of the Palouse offer a wide range of activities and a true four-season climate

Scholar Immigration Specialist

customer service skills; ability to interact with others in a warm, friendly, and supportive manner, creating a climate of trust, consideration, and mutual respect. Ability to work as a team as

Tenure Track, Assistant/Associate Professor, Department of Community and Behavioral Health, Public Health Program

home to over half-a-million residents in Eastern Washington.  It is known for outdoor recreation and high quality-of-life indices.  The climate is mild, 4-season high-desert with close-by access

Assistant/Associate Professor Faculty-Cellular Immunology

the Allen School is committed to a climate that values and fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion across all positions, position types and rank. In addition, we are committed to the retention and success

International Student Advisor

with others in a warm, friendly and supportive manner, creating a climate of trust, consideration and mutual respect. Ability to work as a team as well as working independently. Demonstrated cultural