The CU Boulder School of Education is located at the flagship campus of the University of Colorado, situated at the base of the beautiful Rocky Mountains, 25 miles northwest of Denver.  Our internationally recognized faculty’s deep commitments to equity and access are reflected in our research, policy, and practice. We seek scholars, staff, and students who are committed to addressing the pressing educational challenges facing our country from a wide array of disciplinary perspectives and to working with diverse populations. Join us!

Positions:

Tenure-Track Faculty Positions

Faculty scholars will join a nationally recognized faculty whose deep commitments to equity and access are reflected in our research, policy, and practice. We seek scholars who are committed to addressing the pressing educational challenges facing our country from a wide array of methodological and disciplinary perspectives and scholars who are committed to working with culturally and linguistically diverse populations. What unites us as faculty, staff and students is our shared commitments to evidence-based policy and practice and democracy diversity, and social justice. Priority will be given to candidates with an active and coherent research agenda, a strong publication record commensurate with experience, and a corresponding record of success in obtaining outside funding. We seek candidates who are interested in contributing to our innovative teacher education programs and our doctoral programs across several areas.

For questions, contact: Suzanne Bonomo, Suzanne.Bonomo@colorado.edu.

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Instructor & Adjunct Faculty Positions

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Staff Positions

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Faculty & Staff Research Positions

CADRE Professional Research Assistant (Research Faculty) - Job Posting #13373

The School of Education at the University of Colorado, Boulder invites applications for the position of Project Manager of the Center for Assessment, Design, Research and Evaluation (CADRE).  The mission of CADRE is to produce generalizable knowledge that improves the ability to assess student learning and to evaluate programs and methods that may have an effect on this learning. (For more on CADRE see http://www.colorado.edu/education/cadre)

The Project Manager will manage projects involving multiple partners, tight deadlines, sensitive data, and potentially high-profile education topics.  More specifically, the project manager will:

  • Productively engage in reciprocal partnerships with educational agencies, external researchers, and other stakeholders both within and outside of CU Boulder. 
  • In close collaboration with Principal Investigator/s develop work plans, define budgets, and establish and monitor milestones to track progress made by all contributing team members on projects. 
  • Ensure that contractors and/or Graduate Research Assistants are on track to completing tasks as defined in the project plan and within the project budget. 
  • Effectively communicate orally and in writing to a lay audience about technical, analytic, and policy issues. 
  • Engage in other duties as necessary, requested, and appropriate to support CADRE’s mission.  

In the first year (with a possible extension to two or more years), the project manager will work half-time (.5) to support and manage one multi-year collaborative project led by the Science Department and involving CADRE staff.  This multi-year collaboration focuses on the use of science learning progressions to inform formative assessment practices and evaluate student growth in one school district. The other .5 time will be used to help define, support and manage work-flows for 2 to 3 CADRE projects, and to carry out other tasks (e.g., coordinating CADRE events) for the Center.  This is a full time (100% time) 12 months position.  The position has an initial one-year term ending from the date of appointment.  Reappointment shall be based on availability of funds to support the position beyond 12-months and demonstrated ability to successfully manage and organize evaluation and research projects for the Center. 

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For questions, contact: Suzanne Bonomo, Suzanne.Bonomo@colorado.edu 

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