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Health, Human Development, or Psychology Knowledge of risk and protective factors for youth substance misuse and positive youth development concepts Experience working on federal and/or foundation funded
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presentations, and co-writing grant proposals. Required Minimum Qualifications: PhD in psychology, human development and family studies, educational policy, sociology, or a related field; advanced proficiency in
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-mechanical, pedagogical, physiological, psychological, and socio-cultural perspectives of physical activity, exercise, and health. College description: In the College of Human Sciences, we are driven by a
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. Preferred Qualifications: A degree in Youth/Child Development, Education, Public Administration, Community Development, Public Service and Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Social Work, or related fields
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. Preferred Qualifications: A degree in Youth/Child Development, Education, Public Administration, Community Development, Public Service and Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Social Work, or related fields
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. Preferred Qualifications: A degree in Youth/Child Development, Education, Public Administration, Community Development, Public Service and Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Social Work, or related fields
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limited to: pathophysiology, medical terminology, basic pharmacology and medication administration including dose calculation and psychology. Preferred Qualifications: Experience providing medical
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faculty are diverse and reflect biomechanical, pedagogical, physiological, psychological, and sociocultural perspectives of physical activity, exercise, and health. College Website: https
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experience. Preferred Qualifications: A degree in Youth/Child Development, Education, Public Administration, Community Development, Public Service and Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Social Work
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experience. Preferred Qualifications: A degree in Youth/Child Development, Education, Public Administration, Community Development, Public Service and Administration, Sociology, Psychology, Social Work