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Assistant Director of Development, Corporate and Foundation Giving
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| The Assistant Director of Development, Corporate and Foundation Giving (CFG) will play a key role in advancing the university’s mission through the identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of corporate and foundation donors. This position is designed to support the broader development goals of the university, enhancing partnerships with corporations, foundations, and philanthropic organizations to secure financial support for the university’s strategic funding priorities. The Assistant Director of Development, CFG will work closely with administrators, deans, faculty and development colleagues to align funding priorities with institutional needs. |
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Instructional Faculty Summer Session - Black Studies
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs | Black Studies Program |
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Aventura Math Camp Scholar
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Temporary
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| Aventura Math Camp (AMC) is an innovative educational initiative that serves middle-school students from underserved communities in Ventura County, particularly those from Mixtec and other agricultural worker families. This free, four-week summer program introduces students to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) through joyful, hands-on learning, with a special focus on mathematics as a creative and powerful tool for problem-solving. CSU Channel Islands hosts AMC in partnership with Oxnard College while collaborating with regional schools, districts, and non-profit organizations.
The AMC Scholar, under the guidance of experienced STEM educators, will work with middle school students during the intensive 4-week summer math program targeting one of our region’s most underserved populations. |
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Aventura Math Camp Intern
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Temporary
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| Aventura Math Camp (AMC) is an innovative educational initiative that serves middle-school students from underserved communities in Ventura County, particularly those from Mixtec and other agricultural worker families. This free, four-week summer program introduces students to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) through joyful, hands-on learning, with a special focus on mathematics as a creative and powerful tool for problem-solving. CSU Channel Islands hosts AMC in partnership with Oxnard College while collaborating with regional schools, districts, and non-profit organizations.
The AMC Intern will support the AMC through preparation activities, supporting campers during classroom activities, and guiding the campers during non-classroom activities. |
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Aventura Math Camp Lead
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Temporary
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| Aventura Math Camp Lead - The Camp Lead is responsible for the well-being of all students during Math Camp. Specifically, the role of the Camp Lead is to support all teaching and learning activities while ensuring the smooth running of all camp activities. Math Camp Cycle 1 Central Coast K-16 Regional Collaborative is funded by UCSC The Regents of the University of California Santa Cruz, via subaward from Foundation for California Community Colleges / California Department of General Services. |
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Aventura Math Camp Stem Teacher
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Temporary
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| Aventura Math Camp (AMC) is an innovative educational initiative that serves middle-school students from underserved communities in Ventura County, particularly those from Mixtec and other agricultural worker families. This free, four-week summer program introduces students to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) through joyful, hands-on learning, with a special focus on mathematics as a creative and powerful tool for problem-solving. CSU Channel Islands hosts AMC in partnership with Oxnard College while collaborating with regional schools, districts, and non-profit organizations.
Aventura Math Camp STEM Teachers - Experienced in-service STEM teachers are responsible for leading or facilitating sessions during Math Camp and supporting AMC Scholars and Interns during Math Camp. |
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Teacher Education Lecturer
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs | School of Education |
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Instructional Faculty Summer Session - Master of Public Administration
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs | Political Science Program |
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Career Counselor
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Temporary
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| Serves as career counselor to School of Education (SOE) students and alumni. Assists with full spectrum of career development including career assessment, career research, interview preparation, salary negotiation, and job/internship search.
*** Temporary Position - 1 year appointment subject to renewal of grant funds each year. No permanent appointment will be reached from this position.*** |
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Instructional Faculty Summer Session - Doctorate Educational Leadership
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs | School of Education |
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Police Captain
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Regular
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| The Police Captain serves as the primary supervisor for all the police department’s operational and administrative functions. Provides administrative oversight of the police department in the absence of the Chief of Police. The Police Captain is also an integral part of the leadership team that manages all public safety functions for the University. |
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Community Health Lecturer
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Temporary
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| Extended University|Nursing Program |
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Cal-SOAP Program Specialist
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Temporary
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| Supports the day-to-day operational and fiscal management of the California Student Opportunity and Access Program (Cal-SOAP) outreach in the Santa Barbara and Ventura County regions. |
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Interim Dean for the School of Education
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Temporary
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| The Interim Dean of the School of Education serves as the temporary educational leader and chief administrator of the faculty and staff in the School of Education under the supervision of the Provost. The Interim Dean provides leadership and administrative oversight over the School of Education, designed to collaboratively support student learning, academic success, and innovative educational practices in teacher preparation and educational leadership programs. The Interim Dean of the School of Education provides administrative and financial management of resources and advocates for the academic programs and services within the School.
The Interim Dean of the School of Education has supervisory responsibility for administrators, faculty, and staff in the School of Education. In collaboration with these colleagues, the Interim Dean oversees the development and implementation of policies and procedures and the management of academic programs, partnerships, and related initiatives. The Interim Dean is responsible for promoting a learning environment that focuses on student success and enhancing the educational experience. The Interim Dean works with leadership across the School of Education, Division of Academic Affairs, and University to collaborate with various academic and co-curricular units, lead program planning and new initiatives, and promotes the School’s programs and services locally, regionally, and nationally. |
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Lecturer in ASL
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs | Global Languages & Cultures Program |
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Lecturer AY - Simulation Lab Instructor
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs | Nursing Program |
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MSN Program Lecturer
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Temporary
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| Extended University| MS Nursing |
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Clinical Chemistry Instructor
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Temporary
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| Extended University | Clinical Laboratory Sciences |
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Accounting Lecturer - Auditing and Analytics
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Temporary
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| Division of Academic Affairs |MVS School of Business and Economics |
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Nursing Lecturer Part-time Community Health Goleta Campus
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Temporary
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| Extended University |Nursing Program-Goleta |
