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Assistant Professor of Psychology in San Marcos
California State University San Marcos expects to hire up to two (2) tenure-track assistant professors for Fall 2026 with expertise in Clinical or Counseling Psychology. The Psychology department at California State University San Marcos serves over 2000 students, offering two in-person bachelor’s degrees (Psychological Science and Child and Adolescent Development) and a Master’s degree in Psychological Science. In addition, in Fall 2026, the department is launching a Master’s degree program in Clinical Counseling Psychology, preparing students to pursue licensure as a professional clinical counselor (LPCC), to which these two new hires will primarily contribute. The department employs a teacher-scholar model (with tenure-line faculty teaching a 3-3 load), emphasizing psychology as an empirical science and the development of skills that include written and oral communication, information literacy, quantitative and qualitative research methods, and critical analysis of complex problems. Multicultural perspectives and ethical issues are integral to the department’s curriculum.
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Director of Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Health and Counseling Services in San Marcos
The Director of Counseling and Psychological Services at CSUSM provides comprehensive leadership for counseling, mental health education, and advocacy programs, overseeing staff, training, and strategic initiatives while serving on key university leadership teams and committees.
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Student Accounts Receivable Technician in Monterey Bay
Apply Today! The Priority Screening Date is October 12, 2025.
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Temporary Faculty Pool, Digital Media Arts- Audio Engineering in Dominguez Hills
This is a position in the temporary faculty pool for the Department of Digital Media Arts-Audio Engineering for the 25-26 academic year.
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Post-Doc Researcher (TUC- Biology) in Northridge
The University Corporation is recruiting for a Post-Doc Researcher for Biology. This position will lead research using eDNA technology to investigate the biodiversity of marine coastal ecosystems with and without the presence of nearby low-trophic aquaculture farms, and microbial diversity associated with biogeochemical cycling of nutrients. The postdoctoral scientist will coordinate and execute the collection of sediment and seawater samples using SCUBA when necessary from aquaculture sites and paired reference sites lacking aquaculture farms. The postdoc will also lead the processing of samples in the laboratory to amplify and sequence DNA fragments, their analysis, and lead the writing of manuscripts for publishing results in peer-reviewed journals. The successful candidate will work closely with the PIs, graduate and undergraduate students (serving as an additional mentor to student trainees), and interdisciplinary collaborators in the social sciences. The postdoc should show potential for leadership in the field of organismal interactions, ecology, and/or evolution, with the corresponding contemporary field and laboratory research skills.
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