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instruction and hands-on demonstrations, and upper-level seminar(s) in their area of expertise. The ideal candidate will work with undergraduate students in their research program. A completed Ph.D. in
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liberal arts college, seeks to hire an assistant coach in the Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation (PEAR) Department to assist in phases of a successful and competitive NCAA Division III program
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Carleton College’s Department of History and Program in Africana Studies seek applications for a tenure-track assistant professorship in African history to begin September 1, 2027. The Ph.D. should
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work and interact with a diverse community. Ability to interact with campus visitors, contractors, and constituents in a helpful and friendly manner. Demonstrate general computer knowledge (Email
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with a diverse community. Ability to interact with campus visitors, contractors, and constituents in a helpful and friendly manner. Demonstrate general computer knowledge (Email/Calendar/Google Docs/Zoom
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strengths. All laboratory courses benefit from the support of skilled technical staff. Biology faculty are expected to develop an active research program with Carleton undergraduates that contributes
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New Year’s. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for all employees. A dependent tuition program after six years of service. Founded in 1866 , Carleton College is a private, coeducational liberal arts
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Division III program. Carleton College aims to hire those that share our college values of excellence in education, multiculturalism and service to society. We aspire to hire a coach who will invest in
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employment. An equivalent advanced-level first aid certification may be accepted in lieu of EMR, subject to employer approval. Basic computer skills required. Driver’s license and ability to be insure by
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provides management for day to day work of the student sustainability assistants and serves as the primary office liaison for the Peer Leader Program. This role bridges the gap between campus sustainability