10 undergraduate-scholarships positions at The University of Arizona in United States

Assistant Professor of Practice - Agricultural Education, Technology & Innovation

the Department of Agricultural Education, Technology & Innovation (AETI). This faculty member will teach undergraduate courses in agricultural leadership and communication. The hire will mentor undergraduate

Academic Advising Professional I

focused individual that is passionate about student success and helping guide undergraduates through their desired curriculum and course schedules. Serves as front line contact for undergraduate students

Associate Dean, Clinical Curriculum (MD, DO) (College of Medicine - Phoenix)

Curriculum. This position will report to the vice dean for Undergraduate Medical Education and serve as a member of the College of Medicine – Phoenix (COM-P) senior leadership team. The associate dean

Academic Advising Professional I (Multiple Positions)

review process; Assists in the interviewing, selection, training and supervision of undergraduate Psychology Peer Mentors; Serves on departmental committees, such as hiring and scholarships; Assists in

Academic Advising Professional II, Systems and Industrial Engineering

Professional II for the departments undergraduate programs in systems engineering. The successful candidate will play a vital role in helping our students navigate their academic and career outcomes

Global Professor of Practice, Law (China)

courses for the UA Bachelor of Arts will be taught in English in a flipped classroom setting during the third and fourth years of their undergraduate program. Global faculty do not have scholarship

Academic Advising Professional II

Advisor II. The Academic Advisor plays a vital role in undergraduate success and will serve as a front-line contact to students for developmental academic advising to drive engagement and empower students

Associate Dean, Curricular Affairs (College of Health Sciences) (Associate/Full Professor)

with diverse students, trainees and colleagues. Minimum Qualifications MD or DO degree with proven scholarship, accomplishments, and recognition in a medical sciences discipline. The candidate should be

Assistant Vice Provost, Native American Initiatives

, master's, and doctoral levels. Over 700 undergraduates and approximately 200 graduate and professional Native American students attend the University of Arizona, reinforcing its commitment to supporting

Assistant Professor of Music, Piano Pedagogy

and teach undergraduate and graduate curriculum in Piano Pedagogy and Piano Performance, pursue scholarship and creative work within the context of an R1 university music program and contribute