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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology Department of Psychology, Social Sciences Division Position Type: Faculty Chicago, IL Sep 15, 2022 Description
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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs Associate or Full Professor, Department of Psychology Department of Psychology, Social Sciences Division Position Type: Faculty Chicago, IL Sep 15, 2022
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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs Provost Postdoctoral Fellow (Instructor), Department of Psychology Department of Psychology, Social Sciences Division Position Type: Faculty Chicago, IL Sep
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specialization in Psychology, in the Master of Arts Program in the Social Sciences (https://mapss.uchicago.edu). This is a full-time, career-track teaching position that offers opportunities for both classroom
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Requirements Education, Experience, or Certifications: Education: Degree in social work, psychology, public health, sociology required. Experience: Prior experience in working in research teams and community
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will possess a graduate degree in a relevant field, such as psychology or business. Five years of experience leading T-groups is strongly preferred. Prior experience teaching at the university level is
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psychologist, as well as a psychology extern. Job Summary The Assistant Program Coordinator will work directly with the Program Coordinator to create supportive care programming for AYAs with cancer throughout
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students facing medical and psychological issues and plans students’ return to school after hospitalizations. The Assistant Director works with Student Disability Services to coordinate accommodations
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the domain of behavioral science, with an emphasis on social psychology, judgment, and decision-making. The research professional is expected to conduct and manage research experiments with human participants
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study the mind and its dynamic interactions with the biological systems of the body. These interactions are studied in their behavioral and social contexts to further our understanding of psychology and