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Non-Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Research - Genetic Variation and Evolution (IGEM) - (26001700) Description Position Summary The Institute for Genomics and Evolutionary Medicine (iGEM
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Executive Director of Development, Individual Giving & Campaign Priorities - (26002262) Description Temple University's Institutional Advancement Department is searching for an Executive Director of
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Assistant Dean of Development and Alumni Relations, College of Education and Human Development. - (26002020) Description Temple University's Institutional Advancement Department is searching
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Director of Development - (26000431) Description Temple University’s Lewis Katz School of Medicine division is searching for a Director of Development! Become a part of the Temple family, and you
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Senior Director of Development - Lewis Katz School of Medicine - (26001169) Description Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine is searching for a Sr. Director of Development! Salary Range
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solution design through development, testing, deployment, documentation, maintenance, and production support. The Software Engineer works closely with the Director of Information Technology, colleagues, and
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the machine workshop. Guide students through the development, fabrication, testing, and refinement of capstone projects. Support approximately 15–20 students per semester, depending on enrollment and project
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of major patterns in life and their underlying mechanisms, including speciation, diversification, extinction, and development of methods to conserve habitats and biodiversity. We intend to find a colleague
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the Institute for Genomics and Evolutionary Medicine (iGEM) at Temple University. We are seeking candidates who can work closely with and benefit from expertise in molecular evolution, phylogenomics, and
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anchor institution in North Philadelphia, Temple is deeply engaged with the surrounding community through educational partnerships, workforce development, and neighborhood initiatives. Faculty and students