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    • Closes Sep 30 2025

      Educational Program Assistant 1/P1, Middlesex County Extension in Middlesex County Extension Ctr

      UConn Extension, a part of the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources, at the University of Connecticut, seeks applicants for a full-time Educational Program Assistant 1 to work at the Department of Extension – Middlesex County Extension Center in Haddam CT. The Educational Program Assistant 1 will report to the Center Coordinator of the Middlesex County Extension office who will assist in prioritizing work assignments among the programs carried out in that office.

    • Internal Auditor (University Staff Professional 1) (2 positions) in Other - please see posting for additional information

      The Office of Audit and Management Advisory Services (AMAS) seeks qualified applicants for two open Internal Auditor (University Staff Professional 1) roles to conduct internal audits under the general direction of the Audit Director or Senior Internal Auditor. Both roles will support AMAS audit activities on the UConn and UConn Health campuses, one role with a primary work location on the Storrs campus and one role with a primary work location on the Farmington campus.

    • Closes Oct 22 2025

      Clinic Director/Open Rank Clinical Professor of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences in Storrs Campus

      The University of Connecticut is seeking an audiology faculty member for a Clinic Director/Clinical Professor position in the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (SLHS). The candidate will be appointed to a non-tenure track position, a rank to be determined by experience. In addition to the teaching responsibilities required of an SLHS audiology clinical faculty member, the successful candidate will be responsible for managing all aspects of the operation of the clinic, including financial, staffing, service delivery, documentation, equipment, and resources for student learning and patient care services.

    • Closes Sep 12 2025

      Director of Assessment, Accountability, and Accreditation in Storrs Campus

      Under the general supervision of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the Neag School of Education, the candidate provides leadership for developing and maintaining processes and systems for continuous improvement efforts. The primary responsibility involves oversight of the design, development, and management of a comprehensive and integrated assessment system to provide information to evaluate productivity, effectiveness, and impact in alignment with the goals and mission of the Neag School as well as accreditation requirements. Tasks include identification, collection, maintenance, and analyses of data from various sources, effectively communicating analysis for decision-making and planning, publication and compliance with regulations, and working with faculty and staff to create, plan and administer program assessments and data systems related to accreditation. Incumbents in this position are expected to independently manage the day-to-day administration of data and perform moderately complex analysis, forecasting, and reporting. This position requires some travel within the State of Connecticut.

    • UConn Clinical Case Manager (Mental Health Clinician) - Stamford Regional Campus in Stamford Campus

      Student Health and Wellness (SHaW) Mental Health at the University of Connecticut is searching for a licensed clinician to serve as the Clinical Case Manager to provide direct clinical case management services, including assessment and brief psychotherapy, emergency care, psycho-educational services, and consulting services to the University community. The position is a full-time (35 hours weekly), 12-month position based at the Stamford Campus and reporting to the Director of Clinical Case Management.

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