Manage and oversee Cornell University's Precollege Studies program, including planning, recruitment, student advising, and strategic improvement assessments.

The associate advises students on career development, manages peer advisors' documents, oversees various projects, and collaborates with other departments to enhance career services.

The Administrative Assistant will manage daily operations for the Climate Jobs Institute, organize events, provide technical support, and assist with communications, requiring strong organizational and multitasking skills.

The Research Support Specialist assists with rodent experiments, lab organization, data analysis, and ensures compliance with animal care protocols.

This role involves providing HR and payroll support, managing recruitment, onboarding processes, and ensuring compliance with HR policies while serving as the front desk contact for inquiries.

The Digital Designer will create visual content across platforms, manage projects, and enhance storytelling through design, collaborating with university stakeholders.

Conduct statistical and spatial analysis of PFAS data, compile literature, present findings, write proposals, and perform forensic analysis.

The Student Life & Wellness Specialist supports graduate and professional students by providing well-being resources, managing crises, organizing wellness programming, and ensuring compliance with health policies. This role involves collaboration with university resources and communication with students in distress.

The Associate Dean of Students for Student Empowerment supports First-Generation and Low-Income students through advocacy, strategic planning, and crisis response initiatives, promoting inclusion and empowerment on campus.

The eCornell Course Facilitator for Beekeeping will prepare and instruct courses, support adult learners, provide feedback, and enhance student engagement.

The Associate Dean of Finance and Administration leads financial operations, manages resources, and provides strategic support for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, establishing budget plans and fostering collaboration across departments.

The Ecotoxicologist will assess contaminant effects on wildlife, develop ecological criteria, conduct field sampling, and ensure compliance with agreements.