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    • Closes Jun 30 2026

      Pro Tem Instructor (Honors College) - Open Pool in Eugene, OR

      The Clark Honors College invites applications for Pro Tem Instructor positions in undergraduate arts and letters, social science, and natural science. The pool is for part-time, temporary, limited-duration teaching appointments not to exceed one year, but with the possibility of renewal for up to three years.

    • Pro Tem Research Assistant in Eugene, OR

      The Streisfeld lab in the Institute of Ecology and Evolution invites applicants to join a research program in plant evolutionary biology.

    • Development Coordinator in Eugene, OR

      The law school seeks a Development Coordinator to manage projects, research, and administrative needs for the effective and efficient running of the fundraising team.

    • AI Solutions Architect in Eugene, OR

      (Hybrid eligible) The University of Oregon's Information Services division seeks an experienced AI focused Application Developer to lead the integration and implementation of AI-powered solutions across campus using existing AI models and services. This role will focus on leveraging AI platforms to rapidly develop and deploy AI applications that enhance university operations and student services.

    • Admissions Counselor in Eugene, OR

      (Three positions available) The Office of Admissions is hiring for three Admissions Counselors. These counselors are responsible for representing the UO to multiple constituencies, developing recruiting initiatives, planning recruitment events and visits, and reviewing applications. Additionally, this position is a front-line service provider with primary responsibility for student admission counseling, recruitment travel, and management of the assigned geographic areas.

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