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The post shares a news item about the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and its consideration of accelerated 3-year bachelor's degree programs. The topic is centered on higher education reform, student affordability, and enrollment trends rather than a specific academic opening. There is no call for applications, no named supervisor, and no degree-level recruitment opportunity such as a PhD, postdoc, or master's position. The content is informational and points to a broader policy di...

Stanford University’s Graduate School of Education is hiring a Social Science Research Scholar to work with the Black Academic Development Lab under the direction of Anne H. Charity Hudley , Principal Investigator. The role centers on Afrocentric education , Black liberation pedagogy , Elementary English Language Arts , and curriculum design , with a major focus on developing a culturally grounded, standards-aligned 5th-grade ELA supplemental curriculum . The position is deeply community-engaged...

The University of California, San Diego Department of Political Science is accepting applications for Lecturer positions for the 2026–2027 academic year. This is a teaching-focused academic opportunity in Political Science , with emphasis on undergraduate instruction. The department describes the role as a temporary Unit 18 non-senate faculty appointment to teach courses as needed, with possible renewal depending on need, funding, performance, and departmental priorities. Eligibility highlights:...

Judson University is advertising a postdoctoral position in Computer Science Education . The post is aimed at graduates of the university’s Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Computer Science program and is described as an opportunity for a motivated scholar-educator to contribute to research , curriculum development , and mentorship within the Computer Science education programs. The role is based in Illinois and is described as an on-site/hybrid position. The announcement emphasizes continued enga...

Katharine Sadowski, Assistant Professor at Stanford University, is admitting a PhD student to join her at the Stanford University Graduate School of Education this coming fall. The research focus is on measuring the effects of local, state, and federal U.S. policies on early childcare access and the workforce. This is a strong fit for students interested in education policy, economics, quantitative methods, and causal inference using quasi-experimental approaches. Applicants should have a strong...