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Environmental Services Technician (OPS) | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
Unlock assigned building, clean, service, and disinfect restrooms, lounges, E-Classrooms, , public entrances, stairways and other areas as assigned by supervision. Work performed to APPA standards as directed. Tasks are usually performed alone during a shift, but can at times be strenuous and may require teamwork. Receives direct supervision from the Senior Environmental Services Supervisor and work/project coordination from the Environmental Services Specialist. |
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Student Support Specialist 121680 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The Commuter Student Services Support Specialist supports the daily operations of commuter programs and the Hub Commuter Lounge located within the University Commons. This position plans, organizes, implements and evaluates programs and services that support the retention and degree completion of commuter students. Collaborates with campus partners to ensure commuter student needs are fully integrated into programs and services. Additionally, creates and implements engaging programmatic efforts to support commuter students and programs around strategic events impacting the commuter population including National Transfer Student Week, Commuter Student Appreciation Week, etc. This position directly advises the Commuter Student Association student organization. The incumbent connects students to appropriate campus resources to enhance community life and campus experience. |
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Instructor 128980 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The Department of History and Philosophy at the University of West Florida is seeking to hire a 9-month, non-tenure earning, instructor of US History beginning in August 2024. Historically informed research in all time periods, and thematic emphases is welcome. The successful candidate will teach a 4/4 teaching load, mainly sections of AMH 2020 and AMH 2010. They will also serve on university, college, and department committees and participate in community engagement activities aligned to the department’s and college’s priorities. The position is renewable. |
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Assistant Professor, 128970 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The Department of English is seeking an Assistant Professor of English with a focus in Early Modern British literature. The successful candidate will teach courses in General Education, in upper-division English, and in the Graduate program; pursue a research agenda appropriate for a high-performing regional comprehensive university; and provide service to the department and the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The successful candidate will teach three courses per semester. The Department of English at the University of West Florida is an energetic department of active scholars and creative teachers. |
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Associate Dean, Students Rights and Responsibilities 125990 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The Associate Dean serves as the chief conduct officer and is responsible for the overall administration of the student disciplinary system, overseeing behavioral and academic misconduct procedures and cases. Additionally, the Associate Dean provides overall supervision and direction to the staff in the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities. This individual serves on the leadership team of the Dean of Students Office and as such will serve the university in various capacities related to students. This individual will need to be committed to a non-adversarial, educational, and learning-based conduct philosophy and ensure that all educational programs, sanctions and hearings reinforce the overall concept of student development. Responsible for managing heavy caseload of approximately 300 or more cases per year. |
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Student Assistant: Explore Camp Assistant | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
Established in 2006, UWF Explore Camps is an academic-based summer camp program offering a variety of summer camp themes each week from Explore Hogwarts to LEGO Robotics. Summer camp assistants work with lead instructors to deliver hands-on, fun experiences to youth aged 5-17. A mixture of STEAM-based academics plus a creative atmosphere results in a one-of-a-kind summer camp (STEAM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering, art, and math).
Working with Explore Camps provides camp assistants with a unique and meaningful summer job experience.
Advantages to working with UWF Explore Camps:
• Convenient summer job location for UWF students and Pensacola residents
• Fantastic job experience for college students majoring in education, art, social sciences, marine biology, engineering, and many more
• Improving your leadership, communication, and time management skills
• Being a part of the campers’ fun learning moments
The hours will vary within the range of 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays. The program starts June 3rd and ends August 9th.
Job Duties:
1. Work in a classroom with a lead instructor to support the instructor in leading the camp theme each week. This can include preparing and cleaning up materials, assisting with classroom management and supervision, and actively interacting with campers to assist them with activities.
2. Work with others to lead and supervise group activities during free time and extended care. This can include leading indoor and outdoor games, arts and crafts, and participating in or leading group activities.
3. Ensure inclusion of all campers in daily activities.
4. Create a fun and inviting space for all campers.
5. Establish a positive relationship with other staff, parents, and participants. Provide parents, instructors, or camp leadership with feedback on campers as needed.
6. Provide positive leadership and be a role model.
7. Ensure the safety and well-being of participants by being aware of participant locations at all times, sharing and enforcing appropriate safety regulations and procedures, and identifying and responding to camper behavior issues.
8. Assist in maintaining accurate program records, including incident reports and daily attendance. |
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Assistant Professor, 128590 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
To teach undergraduate and graduate classes in Accounting (face-to-face and online), especially courses associated with Auditing, and other Accounting-related courses to adequately provide a good foundation in Accounting, and to prepare students for other classes within the department and the College of Business. This position will teach three classes each fall and spring. This position will also serve on departmental, college, and university committees. This faculty member will maintain professional affiliations and contribute to professional activities. This position will mentor students and provide advice on professional endeavors. This position may require teaching at the nearby Fort Walton Beach campus of the university (approximately 50 miles east of the Pensacola campus). |
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Coordinator- Theatre Technical Director and Lab Supervisor 116590 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
This position is responsible for supervising student crews and student staff in the scene shop and coordinating staffing for department productions, coordinating crews for outside rentals, budgeting and purchasing for the scene shop, and lab supervision of Tech Theatre students. The incumbent will be required to do all structure designs and drawing for faculty and student scenic designers. |
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Dean 118200 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The University of West Florida seeks a Founding Dean of the School of Education (SOE) who possesses a collaborative and transparent leadership style, appropriate administrative skills, and a vision to elevate the School. The SOE offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in education and instructional design and performance technology. The Dean is responsible for all areas of SOE administration and operations including, but not limited to: the coordination of academic programs, curricula, and state and national (CAEP) accreditation; student recruitment, retention, and graduation; faculty and staff recruitment, retention, and evaluation; strategic budgeting and resource allocation; coordination of external fundraising, grants, and contracts; and management of facilities and equipment. Reporting to the Provost, the Dean is a 12-month administrative position. The School recently increased its academic offerings as part of the recent campus-wide academic reorganization, and the Founding Dean will have a tremendous opportunity to grow the school's overall portfolio. |
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Research Software Engineer, 12895T | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
Develop software to advance research on simulations, big data analytics, and cyber-infrastructure development for public health policy applications, supported by multiple grants from the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.
This position relates to software development for the VIPRA project (https://uwf.edu/vipra) and requires interdisciplinary collaborations with researchers at several universities. The Research Software Engineer would also be expected to work with graduate and undergraduate students.
In accordance with UWF Human Resources Policy HR-20.02-09/15, Recruitment, Selection, and Appointment, a time-limited appointment is a position funded by contract and grant, auxiliary, or local fund, for a project for a specific period. A time-limited position shall have the same rights as a regular position except that the position is not entitled to notice of separation at the expiration of the appointment and shall not have layoff and recall rights. |
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Senior Coordinator 116980 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The Senior Coordinator of Residential Student Wellbeing will be a part of the Dean of Students Office, having direct oversight of student support and case management responsibilities for students living in on-campus housing. Duties include: triaging student concerns, helping students problem solve, connecting students to resources on and off-campus, providing basic needs support, responding quickly and appropriately to challenges and/or crises, and providing follow up as necessary. Through formal and informal interactions, the incumbent will meet with students on a daily basis to address interpersonal, behavioral, academic, and wellbeing concerns. This position will serve as the primary point of contact for students, parents/families, faculty and staff regarding residential students of concern. Serves in the Dean of Students Office on-call rotation and will be expected to respond appropriately to student incidents and crises; coordinate emergency protocols and provide crisis management support. They must also collaborate with and make referrals to University offices/organizations to provide broad-based student support while implementing appropriate administrative processes, as needed. |
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Camp Assistant | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
UWF AFJROTC (Air Force Junior ROTC) Flight Academy is an 8-week, academic-based summer camp program offering a combination of flight training and ground flight academics for AFROTC high school juniors and seniors, AFROTC collegiate students, and/or Air Force Academy cadets. This scholarship program is an Air Force-level initiative in collaboration with the commercial aviation industry to address the national civilian and military pilot short. An AFROTC chaperone will be scheduled up to 25 hours a week in supervision of the participants and will reside in the residential halls alongside the participants. Throughout the program chaperones will support and oversee participants as they attend flight time, classroom academics, business, cultural, and recreational activities.
An AFROTC Summer Flight Academy Chaperone will:
*Work alone and with others to chaperone activities during participants free time when they are not in-flight training.
*Ensure participants follow their daily schedule. Communicate with participants any changes to the schedule.
*Ensure the safety and well-being of participants by being aware of participant locations at all times, sharing and enforcing appropriate safety regulations and procedures, and identifying and responding to participant student behavior issues.
*Provide positive leadership and be a role model.
*Supervise participants during program hours in a safe, sensitive, developmentally appropriate, positive manner.
*Report any concerning issues and problems with participating students.
*Assist in maintaining accurate program records including incident reports.
*Ensure compliance with established curfews.
*Drive the UWF van to transport participants to and from flight training, business, cultural, and recreation activities as needed
*Coordinate Camp Assistant schedules for program coverage
*Work scheduled weekend and evening hours.
*Other duties as assigned. |
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Lead Camp Assistant | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
UWF AFJROTC (Air Force Junior ROTC) Flight Academy is an 8-week, academic-based summer camp program offering a combination of flight training and ground flight academics for AFROTC high school juniors and seniors, AFROTC collegiate students, and/or Air Force Academy cadets. This scholarship program is an Air Force-level initiative in collaboration with the commercial aviation industry to address the national civilian and military pilot short. An AFROTC chaperone will be scheduled up to 29 hours a week in supervision of the participants and will reside in the residential halls alongside the participants. Throughout the program chaperones will support and oversee participants as they attend flight time, classroom academics, business, cultural, and recreational activities.
An AFROTC Summer Flight Academy Chaperone will:
*Supervise, work alone, and coordinate with others to chaperone activities during participants free time when they are not in-flight training.
*Ensure participants follow their daily schedule. Communicate with participants any changes to the schedule.
*Ensure the safety and well-being of participants by being aware of participant locations at all times, sharing and enforcing appropriate safety regulations and procedures, and identifying and responding to participant student behavior issues.
*Provide positive leadership and be a role model.
*Supervise participants during program hours in a safe, sensitive, developmentally appropriate, positive manner.
*Report any concerning issues and problems with participating students.
*Coordinate the maintaining of accurate program records including incident reports.
*Ensure compliance with established curfews.
*Coordinate the schedule for and drive the UWF van to transport participants to and from flight training, business, cultural, and recreation activities
*Coordinate Camp Assistant schedules for program coverage
*Work scheduled weekend and evening hours.
*Other duties as assigned. |
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Communications Graduate Assistant | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
This position is open for a graduate student interested in gaining experience in communication or a closely related field.
Copywriting
Create engaging, clearly written content using different channels, such as website, print materials and others as appropriate
Collaboration
Collaborate with all Division of Academic Engagement and Student Affairs units to enhance their programs through communication
Administrative tasks
Assist in administrative duties. such as proofreading for accuracy and quality of work and project management
Project management
Manage and monitor projects to produce timely and effective materials for the Division of Academic Engagement and Student Affairs units
Assessment
Supervise the collection, organization and analysis of data as part of the unit’s overall assessment plan
Support projects
Special projects or assignments based on the office’s needs and the graduate student’s interests
Other assigned tasks as needed |
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OPS Clerical - Administrative/Office Support | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
This job posting is always open for the collection of applications for part-time or full-time temporary administrative office support positions to assist with filling vacancies that may arise in any department within the University of West Florida. |
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OPS Staff Playologist-Pensacola Children's Museum | Downtown Pensacola | |
Position interacts with the public on a daily basis and requires excellent customer service skills. The primary job responsibility is to facilitate learning through play at the Pensacola Children’s Museum. Position is responsible for developing and delivering educational programming to visitors to the Museum. Position is up to 28 hours per week with shifts from 9:30-4:15 Tuesday through Saturday. Playologist will provide the facilitation of play throughout the museum’s exhibits when not offering programs and presentations. Assist with daily cleaning of the museum exhibits and Party Central space. Responsible for the preparation and storage of program materials. Assists with birthday parties. Ability to work with a variety of ages and abilities. Must be self-motivated, energetic and creative. |
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OPS Research Assistant Pool for Computer Science Department | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
Serves in a research capacity for a specified department or project within the university, which may include the following duties and responsibilities:
• Performs tasks related to specific function/program assigned
• Assumes responsibilities and assists faculty members in research and creative activities for a designated research area
• Develops work plans in accordance with research objectives
• Assists in the collection, analysis, and dissemination of data and/or research findings
• Assists with the development and evaluation of materials related to the scope of the research project
• Assists in specialized administrative, technical, or editorial duties connected to research and creative activities
• Prepares reports as needed
• Supervises/coordinates participants for data collection
• Supervises/coordinates scoring of project data
• Completes other tasks as assigned by the principal investigator(s)
• Works on supporting ongoing research grants and assisting faculty with developing new grant applications |
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OPS Research Assistant | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
Conduct research on discovery of metabolic diversity for biodegradation of organic compounds. Biodegradation studies involve studies of bacteria that degrade both synthetic and natural organic compounds. Other duties include ordering supplies, maintenance of laboratory equipment to ensure proper operation, and contribute to publications. |
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Parking Patroller Specialist | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
Patrollers are primarily responsible for enforcing parking regulations by way of issuing vehicles citations or by attaching vehicle boots.
They patrol parking lots and report the existence of hazardous conditions.
Patrollers mainly work outdoors and must become familiar with UWF Parking Regulations.
Other duties include, but are not limited to: Answering parking-related questions in the office, organizing and issuing parking permits, assisting at the Visitor’s Center, assisting in traffic and crowd control for events on campus, removing and replacing signs, and other parking services related tasks. Renders assistance to motorists as needed. |
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Lead Teacher, Child Development 126430 | Pensacola - Main Campus | |
The Lead Teacher, Child Development position is responsible for the daily operation of an assigned age group program including pedagogy, classroom management, and direction of support staff. The incumbent is responsible for providing instruction and learning activities in a classroom in accordance with all state requirements including administering the ASQ assessment. The Lead Teacher, Child Development is responsible for one or more room assignments working with child development teachers, teacher assistants, or interns and for planning, developing, and supervising the programs for the classroom and outdoor environments. |
11000 University Parkway
Building 20E, Room 117
Pensacola, FL 32514
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.