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Public Horticulture Intern	Swarthmore
The Scott Arboretum & Gardens Public Horticulture Internship offers a unique opportunity for individuals pursuing a career in public horticulture with a variety of aspects of public horticulture built into the position. The intern will have opportunities to meet and work with a variety of professionals in the Philadelphia region, an area rich in public gardens. Work activities to include working with gardening staff and volunteers (three mornings/week); special project development and area garden work; participates in summer intern field trips and educational programming at the Scott Arboretum & Gardens. Travel and professional development support of $6,000 for conferences, travel, and programs based on proposal approvals. The Public Horticulture Internship is a one-year, limited-term appointment typically starting in May.
Summer Horticulture Intern	Swarthmore
The Summer Horticulture Internship offers a unique work experience in a campus arboretum well-suited to an individual interested in a career in ornamental/public horticulture. On-the-job training includes exposure to garden maintenance, plant records and curation, plant propagation, and volunteer interaction. Summer interns rotate with gardening staff affording exposure to all areas of the Scott Arboretum & Gardens including a sustainable rose garden, intimate garden settings of the Cunningham House, Pollinator Garden, and Harry Wood Garden, green roofs, and seasonal container gardening featuring unusual annuals and tropical plants. Other opportunities typically include: admittance to the Woody Plant Conference, plant walks, lunch with the Director, field excursions to visit area gardens, sessions with staff, equipment use demonstration, and writing Plants of the Week, a feature on the Arboretum’s blog, Garden Seeds. The internship is a minimum of 10 to maximum of 28 weeks; typically starting in March to May and ending August to October. Work hours are 8:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm, with occasional evening and weekend hours depending on events.
Emergency Preparedness & Training Coordinator	Swarthmore
Swarthmore College is seeking an Entry-Level Emergency Preparedness and Training Coordinator to support campus safety through emergency preparedness, response planning, fire and life safety initiatives, and training coordination. This position will play a key role in developing and maintaining emergency management programs while overseeing training initiatives for the Public Safety Department and other external stakeholders.
Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach, Women's Soccer	Swarthmore
The Department of Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation is currently accepting applications for the full-time position of Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach for Women’s Soccer. The successful candidate will understand the mission of Swarthmore College, the role that intercollegiate athletics plays to support it, and will possess a record of successful leadership, preferably as a collegiate student-athlete and/or coach. The Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach will assist the head coach with all aspects of the program, including but not limited to: organization; administration; practice, training, and competition; travel; budget management; programming; alumni relations; recruiting; fundraising; and adherence to College, Department, Conference, and NCAA policies. The Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach will also have other essential responsibilities within the Department, which will be assigned based on Departmental needs and/or the candidate’s skills and experiences. Additional responsibilities may include serving in other roles, such as Event/Game Manager, and/or assisting various areas, including Athletic Communications, Facilities/Operations, Recreation & Wellness, Equipment Room Operations, Student-Athlete Services, and others, as assigned by the athletic administration. Qualified candidates must possess a bachelor's degree, although preference will be given to those who have a master’s degree and previous coaching experience. Candidates will have strong recruiting, teaching, and coaching skills, and an ability to build and maintain relationships with student-athletes, faculty, administration, and community members. Candidates will possess a record of successful leadership in competitive soccer, preferably as a coach, and will understand the role of intercollegiate athletics within the educational framework of a highly competitive academic environment.
Summer Education Intern	Swarthmore
The Scott Arboretum Summer Education Internship offers a unique view into public horticulture education. This role offers opportunities to learn about and experience programming for adults, youth, and families, as well as communications, interpretation, and membership. Main responsibilities include assisting with the Chester Children’s Chorus Arboretum Summer class, supporting educational programming including tours, trips, workshops, conferences, and developing interpretive materials. The intern will also participate in field excursions to visit area gardens throughout the summer. The internship is a minimum of 10 to maximum of 28 weeks; typically starting in March to May and ending August to October. Work hours are 8:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm, with occasional evening and weekend hours depending on events.
Culinary Assistant	Swarthmore
As a member of the Dining Services department, the Culinary Assistant will work in any of the following stations depending on the schedule or need of the department roles: grill cook, grill assistant, salad prep, deli, prep cook. Working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, having a passion for food, enjoying being part of an energetic team and the opportunity to make a difference in the student’s dining experience on Swarthmore’s campus. Possess exceptional customer service skills and have the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Able to work independently and as part of a team. This person is able to prioritize and multitask. Prepare grilled food, deli meats, salad bar items and catering foods in accordance with the instructions, specifications and recipes provided. Prepare and provide food in a safe and timely manner. Required to have knowledge of cooking temperatures and knowledge of operating grill equipment and must keep the work area clean and sanitized at all times.
Culinary Production & Supply Manager	Swarthmore
The Culinary Production and Supply Manager is responsible for food, inventory, equipment, and ordering supplies; using seasonal products and utilizing current food trends. Collaborates with the Executive Sous Chef along with the Associate Director and Executive Chef in menu concept development, special event planning, writing seasonal and custom menus. Plans and develops menus with the culinary team, and provides them with new recipes and products. Maintains food costs, opportunity food purchases to save money for the operating budget, inventory controls and works within financial targets as specified by the board operations budget. Interacts with Residential Managers on food displays to ensure the highest quality of food production, standards, presentations, and techniques. Orders and schedules deliveries of all food, beverage and disposable products to meet the menu cycle. Maintains the highest levels of food safety, sanitation and cleanliness in all production areas. Processes payroll; receives invoices, takes inventory, and monitors staff productivity. Maintains all records of production, inventory, food costs and standardized recipes in the menu management system for residential dining and catering. Maintains all nutritional information for the department and works with the Associate Director and Executive Chef to ensure products align with special diet requests. Participates in hiring, training, development, and the supervision of the production staff. Manage the stock and delivery team. This includes hiring, training, scheduling and writing performance assessments.
Network Engineer	Swarthmore
The Network Engineer performs complex engineering, including problem diagnostics and resolution, focused on the installation, configuration, and on-going evolution of campus networking to support Internet access, remote access, wireless networking, Voice over IP, and associated infrastructure.
Food & Services Associate (PT Pooled)	Swarthmore
As a member of the Dining Services department, the Food & Service Associate will work in any of the following stations depending on the schedule or need of the department: Barista, Beverages, Pizza, Salad Bar, Runner, or Server. Working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, having a passion for food, enjoying being part of an energetic team and the opportunity to make a difference in the student’s dining experience on Swarthmore’s campus. All dining positions start at a minimum of $20 an hour.
Culinary Associate	Swarthmore
As a member of the Dining Services department, the Culinary Associate will work in any of the following stations depending on the schedule or need of the department roles: Cook, Pizza Cook, Commissary or Baker. Working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, having a passion for food, enjoying being part of an energetic team and the opportunity to make a difference in the student’s dining experience on Swarthmore’s campus. Ensuring the timely meal production for a college dining program under the direction of the Executive Chef or Sous Chef. Preps ingredients and cooks or bakes menu items according to standard recipes. Ensures that food production meets the departmental standards of quality, taste, creativity, presentation, and variety. Responsibilities include assisting with execution of menu items, food safety and the proper sanitation of all kitchen equipment.
Social Work Fellow	Swarthmore
The CAPS Social Work Fellow will gain experience with each of the primary functions in a college counseling center including direct individual and group clinical services, outreach programs, crisis support, and faculty/staff consultation. The Social Work Fellow will also participate in numerous training activities, including individual supervision, group supervision, case conference, and various seminars.
Postdoctoral Resident	Swarthmore
The CAPS Postdoctoral Resident will gain experience with each of the primary functions in a college counseling center. Swarthmore College Counseling & Psychological Services supports the campus community by offering direct individual and group clinical services, outreach programs, crisis support, and faculty/staff consultation. CAPS infuses each of these functions with cultural humility and attunement to diversity, inclusion, equity, and accessibility. The Postdoctoral Resident will also participate in numerous training activities, including individual supervision, group supervision, case conference, Outreach Seminar, Clinical Seminar, and Psychopharm seminar.
MakerSpace & Woodshop Technician	Swarthmore
The MakerSpace acts as a campus wide testing ground for creative innovation, making and hacking of physical things, and a space for interdisciplinary interaction and learning. It serves as the primary studio space for all Sculpture and 3D Design courses taught inside the Art Department. Beyond these fixed course meeting times, the space opens up to serve a broader cross-section of the community of students, staff, and faculty interested in making. The MakerSpace & Woodshop Technician plays a critical role in ensuring a safe, well-supported, and inclusive learning environment. This position expands staffing coverage in the MakerSpace, strengthens safety oversight, and provides essential training and technical support for both classes taught in the space and the wider MakerSpace community that serves students, faculty, and staff across campus. Hours are Monday through Friday, 12pm to 8pm during the academic year. Summer hours may shift to 9am to 5pm. Occasional weekend hours for events or workshops.
McCabe Library Access & User Services Specialist (LT)	Swarthmore
This limited term position for the Swarthmore College Libraries will work at McCabe Library to assist in the day-to-day operations and customer support for the Libraries. The limited term position will be needed for 35 hours per week during the Spring 2026 semester and will be the sole staff member on duty Saturdays and Sunday during the day. The applicant will work 5 days per week, with the choice of having off either Tue/Wed or Wed/Thu for the entire semester. Sun: 10:00am-6:00pm Mon: 8:30am-4:30pm Tue: 8:30am-4:30pm or off (if applicant chooses to work Thu) Wed: off Thu: 8:30am-4:30pm or off (if applicant chooses to work Tue) Fri: 12:00pm-8:00pm Sat: 10:00am-6:00pm The Access and User Services Specialist is a member of the team-based operation of Access and User Services (A&US) responsible for ensuring patron access to library collections, services, and facilities. The Specialist provides excellent customer service through responding to requests, informational queries, and through supervision of student workers. As a member of the department, the Specialist provides input into departmental policies and ensures their implementation. Note: This position may be extended to May 2027, though the candidate hired for Spring 2026 is not guaranteed or obligated to take on the extended time. The extension would include the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters (approx. Sept. thru May) but not the summer.
Lab Aide I, II, III	Swarthmore
The Collins lab seeks to hire a highly motivated laboratory aide. Primary responsibilities for the lab aide will be to oversee maintenance, breeding, and organization of the animal colonies, to assist in the execution of chemical screens, and support other ongoing research in the lab. Animal maintenance includes preparing water, monitoring and maintaining the freshwater aquatic suite operation in collaboration with the departmental animal care staff, feeding and cleaning tanks and dishes, and generating gene knockdowns using RNA interference. This is a 9-months limited term position, with potential for renewal, pending external funding and job performance.
Advancement Events Assistant	Swarthmore
The Advancement Events Assistant is a member of an Advancement Events team who engages alumni, parents, and friends with the College through events. This person assists with a wide range of advancement event activities in support of annual and strategic goals. The Assistant will oversee the event registration process for alumni, family, and donor events; provide exceptional customer service to both external audiences and internal colleagues; coordinate faculty and student travel logistics; and other event responsibilities. This role involves interaction with alumni, families, donors, College staff, and other constituents. The ideal candidate will have a background in customer service and/or administrative support and will have the ability to balance multiple projects and demands.
Animal Care & Research Technician	Swarthmore
The Animal Care & Research Technician (ACRT) will be responsible for working with staff, faculty, and students to maintain the day-to-day operations of vertebrate and non-vertebrate labs in the Psychology and Biology Departments. The core responsibilities of the ACRT are focused on animal husbandry, including daily health and welfare checks, providing food, water, and enrichment, and changing animal cages. In addition, the ACRT will also assist with research activities as directed by the PIs, including curricular support for laboratory-based courses (e.g., research practica). While the primary supervisor of this position is the chair of the Psychology Department, the ACRT will take direction from the Animal Facility Specialists and faculty in Psychology and Biology. The position will require flexible time management and acquisition of new competencies as the animal facility and research projects change over time. The ACRT is expected to learn how to perform all duties listed below and to use this knowledge to help train students as needed. This is a part-time, 17.5 hour per week position that will be required to work some weekend days and some holidays, including winter break, as part of their regular schedule. This position may be ideal for a recent graduate in Psychology, Biology, Neuroscience, or a related field, or someone interested in a career in biomedical research, veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, and/or laboratory management.
Environmental Technician	Swarthmore
Under limited supervision, the Environmental Technician maintains the cleanliness levels in campus facilities. This position is part-time, benefits-eligible, working 20 hours per week on the third shift.
Program Coordinator, Lang Center for Civic & Social Responsibility	Swarthmore
The Lang Center for Civic & Social Responsibility is an international leader in “engaged scholarship” and citizenship education, housed within internationally recognized Swarthmore College and home to over 20 signature citizenship education programs. The Lang Center seeks an organized, detail-oriented, and flexible team player to provide operational and program support for our many established programs. This position will work to broaden the Lang Center’s reach and usefulness among Swarthmore College students, faculty, and staff, and to develop the Lang Center’s mission in accordance with higher education best-practices. The position requires collaborative work with the Lang Center Directors and Executive Director to support faculty, staff, students, and community partners in three major areas: 1) general administrative support; 2) coordination of and support for the Lang Center’s multiple programs; and 3) operations and budget coordination.
Environmental Technician, Part-Time Limited Hours	Swarthmore
Under limited supervision, the Environmental Technician maintains the cleanliness levels in campus facilities. Performs general cleaning including but not limited to restrooms, common spaces, dorms and academic spaces. We are currently hiring for pooled/part-time roles, scheduled to work 16 hours per week on the 1st shift. The pay for this position is $20.00 per hour, which represents the College’s good faith and reasonable estimate of the range at the time of posting.

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Public Horticulture Intern	Swarthmore
The Scott Arboretum & Gardens Public Horticulture Internship offers a unique opportunity for individuals pursuing a career in public horticulture with a variety of aspects of public horticulture built into the position. The intern will have opportunities to meet and work with a variety of professionals in the Philadelphia region, an area rich in public gardens. Work activities to include working with gardening staff and volunteers (three mornings/week); special project development and area garden work; participates in summer intern field trips and educational programming at the Scott Arboretum & Gardens. Travel and professional development support of $6,000 for conferences, travel, and programs based on proposal approvals. The Public Horticulture Internship is a one-year, limited-term appointment typically starting in May.
Summer Horticulture Intern	Swarthmore
The Summer Horticulture Internship offers a unique work experience in a campus arboretum well-suited to an individual interested in a career in ornamental/public horticulture. On-the-job training includes exposure to garden maintenance, plant records and curation, plant propagation, and volunteer interaction. Summer interns rotate with gardening staff affording exposure to all areas of the Scott Arboretum & Gardens including a sustainable rose garden, intimate garden settings of the Cunningham House, Pollinator Garden, and Harry Wood Garden, green roofs, and seasonal container gardening featuring unusual annuals and tropical plants. Other opportunities typically include: admittance to the Woody Plant Conference, plant walks, lunch with the Director, field excursions to visit area gardens, sessions with staff, equipment use demonstration, and writing Plants of the Week, a feature on the Arboretum’s blog, Garden Seeds. The internship is a minimum of 10 to maximum of 28 weeks; typically starting in March to May and ending August to October. Work hours are 8:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm, with occasional evening and weekend hours depending on events.
Emergency Preparedness & Training Coordinator	Swarthmore
Swarthmore College is seeking an Entry-Level Emergency Preparedness and Training Coordinator to support campus safety through emergency preparedness, response planning, fire and life safety initiatives, and training coordination. This position will play a key role in developing and maintaining emergency management programs while overseeing training initiatives for the Public Safety Department and other external stakeholders.
Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach, Women's Soccer	Swarthmore
The Department of Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation is currently accepting applications for the full-time position of Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach for Women’s Soccer. The successful candidate will understand the mission of Swarthmore College, the role that intercollegiate athletics plays to support it, and will possess a record of successful leadership, preferably as a collegiate student-athlete and/or coach. The Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach will assist the head coach with all aspects of the program, including but not limited to: organization; administration; practice, training, and competition; travel; budget management; programming; alumni relations; recruiting; fundraising; and adherence to College, Department, Conference, and NCAA policies. The Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach will also have other essential responsibilities within the Department, which will be assigned based on Departmental needs and/or the candidate’s skills and experiences. Additional responsibilities may include serving in other roles, such as Event/Game Manager, and/or assisting various areas, including Athletic Communications, Facilities/Operations, Recreation & Wellness, Equipment Room Operations, Student-Athlete Services, and others, as assigned by the athletic administration. Qualified candidates must possess a bachelor's degree, although preference will be given to those who have a master’s degree and previous coaching experience. Candidates will have strong recruiting, teaching, and coaching skills, and an ability to build and maintain relationships with student-athletes, faculty, administration, and community members. Candidates will possess a record of successful leadership in competitive soccer, preferably as a coach, and will understand the role of intercollegiate athletics within the educational framework of a highly competitive academic environment.
Summer Education Intern	Swarthmore
The Scott Arboretum Summer Education Internship offers a unique view into public horticulture education. This role offers opportunities to learn about and experience programming for adults, youth, and families, as well as communications, interpretation, and membership. Main responsibilities include assisting with the Chester Children’s Chorus Arboretum Summer class, supporting educational programming including tours, trips, workshops, conferences, and developing interpretive materials. The intern will also participate in field excursions to visit area gardens throughout the summer. The internship is a minimum of 10 to maximum of 28 weeks; typically starting in March to May and ending August to October. Work hours are 8:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm, with occasional evening and weekend hours depending on events.
Culinary Assistant	Swarthmore
As a member of the Dining Services department, the Culinary Assistant will work in any of the following stations depending on the schedule or need of the department roles: grill cook, grill assistant, salad prep, deli, prep cook. Working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, having a passion for food, enjoying being part of an energetic team and the opportunity to make a difference in the student’s dining experience on Swarthmore’s campus. Possess exceptional customer service skills and have the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Able to work independently and as part of a team. This person is able to prioritize and multitask. Prepare grilled food, deli meats, salad bar items and catering foods in accordance with the instructions, specifications and recipes provided. Prepare and provide food in a safe and timely manner. Required to have knowledge of cooking temperatures and knowledge of operating grill equipment and must keep the work area clean and sanitized at all times.
Culinary Production & Supply Manager	Swarthmore
The Culinary Production and Supply Manager is responsible for food, inventory, equipment, and ordering supplies; using seasonal products and utilizing current food trends. Collaborates with the Executive Sous Chef along with the Associate Director and Executive Chef in menu concept development, special event planning, writing seasonal and custom menus. Plans and develops menus with the culinary team, and provides them with new recipes and products. Maintains food costs, opportunity food purchases to save money for the operating budget, inventory controls and works within financial targets as specified by the board operations budget. Interacts with Residential Managers on food displays to ensure the highest quality of food production, standards, presentations, and techniques. Orders and schedules deliveries of all food, beverage and disposable products to meet the menu cycle. Maintains the highest levels of food safety, sanitation and cleanliness in all production areas. Processes payroll; receives invoices, takes inventory, and monitors staff productivity. Maintains all records of production, inventory, food costs and standardized recipes in the menu management system for residential dining and catering. Maintains all nutritional information for the department and works with the Associate Director and Executive Chef to ensure products align with special diet requests. Participates in hiring, training, development, and the supervision of the production staff. Manage the stock and delivery team. This includes hiring, training, scheduling and writing performance assessments.
Network Engineer	Swarthmore
The Network Engineer performs complex engineering, including problem diagnostics and resolution, focused on the installation, configuration, and on-going evolution of campus networking to support Internet access, remote access, wireless networking, Voice over IP, and associated infrastructure.
Food & Services Associate (PT Pooled)	Swarthmore
As a member of the Dining Services department, the Food & Service Associate will work in any of the following stations depending on the schedule or need of the department: Barista, Beverages, Pizza, Salad Bar, Runner, or Server. Working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, having a passion for food, enjoying being part of an energetic team and the opportunity to make a difference in the student’s dining experience on Swarthmore’s campus. All dining positions start at a minimum of $20 an hour.
Culinary Associate	Swarthmore
As a member of the Dining Services department, the Culinary Associate will work in any of the following stations depending on the schedule or need of the department roles: Cook, Pizza Cook, Commissary or Baker. Working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, having a passion for food, enjoying being part of an energetic team and the opportunity to make a difference in the student’s dining experience on Swarthmore’s campus. Ensuring the timely meal production for a college dining program under the direction of the Executive Chef or Sous Chef. Preps ingredients and cooks or bakes menu items according to standard recipes. Ensures that food production meets the departmental standards of quality, taste, creativity, presentation, and variety. Responsibilities include assisting with execution of menu items, food safety and the proper sanitation of all kitchen equipment.
Social Work Fellow	Swarthmore
The CAPS Social Work Fellow will gain experience with each of the primary functions in a college counseling center including direct individual and group clinical services, outreach programs, crisis support, and faculty/staff consultation. The Social Work Fellow will also participate in numerous training activities, including individual supervision, group supervision, case conference, and various seminars.
Postdoctoral Resident	Swarthmore
The CAPS Postdoctoral Resident will gain experience with each of the primary functions in a college counseling center. Swarthmore College Counseling & Psychological Services supports the campus community by offering direct individual and group clinical services, outreach programs, crisis support, and faculty/staff consultation. CAPS infuses each of these functions with cultural humility and attunement to diversity, inclusion, equity, and accessibility. The Postdoctoral Resident will also participate in numerous training activities, including individual supervision, group supervision, case conference, Outreach Seminar, Clinical Seminar, and Psychopharm seminar.
MakerSpace & Woodshop Technician	Swarthmore
The MakerSpace acts as a campus wide testing ground for creative innovation, making and hacking of physical things, and a space for interdisciplinary interaction and learning. It serves as the primary studio space for all Sculpture and 3D Design courses taught inside the Art Department. Beyond these fixed course meeting times, the space opens up to serve a broader cross-section of the community of students, staff, and faculty interested in making. The MakerSpace & Woodshop Technician plays a critical role in ensuring a safe, well-supported, and inclusive learning environment. This position expands staffing coverage in the MakerSpace, strengthens safety oversight, and provides essential training and technical support for both classes taught in the space and the wider MakerSpace community that serves students, faculty, and staff across campus. Hours are Monday through Friday, 12pm to 8pm during the academic year. Summer hours may shift to 9am to 5pm. Occasional weekend hours for events or workshops.
McCabe Library Access & User Services Specialist (LT)	Swarthmore
This limited term position for the Swarthmore College Libraries will work at McCabe Library to assist in the day-to-day operations and customer support for the Libraries. The limited term position will be needed for 35 hours per week during the Spring 2026 semester and will be the sole staff member on duty Saturdays and Sunday during the day. The applicant will work 5 days per week, with the choice of having off either Tue/Wed or Wed/Thu for the entire semester. Sun: 10:00am-6:00pm Mon: 8:30am-4:30pm Tue: 8:30am-4:30pm or off (if applicant chooses to work Thu) Wed: off Thu: 8:30am-4:30pm or off (if applicant chooses to work Tue) Fri: 12:00pm-8:00pm Sat: 10:00am-6:00pm The Access and User Services Specialist is a member of the team-based operation of Access and User Services (A&US) responsible for ensuring patron access to library collections, services, and facilities. The Specialist provides excellent customer service through responding to requests, informational queries, and through supervision of student workers. As a member of the department, the Specialist provides input into departmental policies and ensures their implementation. Note: This position may be extended to May 2027, though the candidate hired for Spring 2026 is not guaranteed or obligated to take on the extended time. The extension would include the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters (approx. Sept. thru May) but not the summer.
Lab Aide I, II, III	Swarthmore
The Collins lab seeks to hire a highly motivated laboratory aide. Primary responsibilities for the lab aide will be to oversee maintenance, breeding, and organization of the animal colonies, to assist in the execution of chemical screens, and support other ongoing research in the lab. Animal maintenance includes preparing water, monitoring and maintaining the freshwater aquatic suite operation in collaboration with the departmental animal care staff, feeding and cleaning tanks and dishes, and generating gene knockdowns using RNA interference. This is a 9-months limited term position, with potential for renewal, pending external funding and job performance.
Advancement Events Assistant	Swarthmore
The Advancement Events Assistant is a member of an Advancement Events team who engages alumni, parents, and friends with the College through events. This person assists with a wide range of advancement event activities in support of annual and strategic goals. The Assistant will oversee the event registration process for alumni, family, and donor events; provide exceptional customer service to both external audiences and internal colleagues; coordinate faculty and student travel logistics; and other event responsibilities. This role involves interaction with alumni, families, donors, College staff, and other constituents. The ideal candidate will have a background in customer service and/or administrative support and will have the ability to balance multiple projects and demands.
Animal Care & Research Technician	Swarthmore
The Animal Care & Research Technician (ACRT) will be responsible for working with staff, faculty, and students to maintain the day-to-day operations of vertebrate and non-vertebrate labs in the Psychology and Biology Departments. The core responsibilities of the ACRT are focused on animal husbandry, including daily health and welfare checks, providing food, water, and enrichment, and changing animal cages. In addition, the ACRT will also assist with research activities as directed by the PIs, including curricular support for laboratory-based courses (e.g., research practica). While the primary supervisor of this position is the chair of the Psychology Department, the ACRT will take direction from the Animal Facility Specialists and faculty in Psychology and Biology. The position will require flexible time management and acquisition of new competencies as the animal facility and research projects change over time. The ACRT is expected to learn how to perform all duties listed below and to use this knowledge to help train students as needed. This is a part-time, 17.5 hour per week position that will be required to work some weekend days and some holidays, including winter break, as part of their regular schedule. This position may be ideal for a recent graduate in Psychology, Biology, Neuroscience, or a related field, or someone interested in a career in biomedical research, veterinary medicine, animal husbandry, and/or laboratory management.
Environmental Technician	Swarthmore
Under limited supervision, the Environmental Technician maintains the cleanliness levels in campus facilities. This position is part-time, benefits-eligible, working 20 hours per week on the third shift.
Program Coordinator, Lang Center for Civic & Social Responsibility	Swarthmore
The Lang Center for Civic & Social Responsibility is an international leader in “engaged scholarship” and citizenship education, housed within internationally recognized Swarthmore College and home to over 20 signature citizenship education programs. The Lang Center seeks an organized, detail-oriented, and flexible team player to provide operational and program support for our many established programs. This position will work to broaden the Lang Center’s reach and usefulness among Swarthmore College students, faculty, and staff, and to develop the Lang Center’s mission in accordance with higher education best-practices. The position requires collaborative work with the Lang Center Directors and Executive Director to support faculty, staff, students, and community partners in three major areas: 1) general administrative support; 2) coordination of and support for the Lang Center’s multiple programs; and 3) operations and budget coordination.
Environmental Technician, Part-Time Limited Hours	Swarthmore
Under limited supervision, the Environmental Technician maintains the cleanliness levels in campus facilities. Performs general cleaning including but not limited to restrooms, common spaces, dorms and academic spaces. We are currently hiring for pooled/part-time roles, scheduled to work 16 hours per week on the 1st shift. The pay for this position is $20.00 per hour, which represents the College’s good faith and reasonable estimate of the range at the time of posting.

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