43 special education jobs found in Stockton

SOECS Recruiting Ambassador Primary Purpose: The SOECS Recruiting Ambassador reports to SOECS Recruitment Director and serves as a representative of the School of Engineering and Computer Science, supporting new student recruitment and outreach efforts. Ambassadors engage prospective students and families, share authentic student experiences, and promote SOECS academic programs through events, communications, and peer-to-peer interaction. Essential Functions: Represent SOECS at recruitment events including tours, open houses, information sessions, and college fairs. Engage prospective students and families by sharing academic experiences and program knowledge. Support recruitment and yield efforts through admitted student events and follow-up activities. Assist with planning, setup, and execution of outreach and recruitment events. Participate in panels, presentations, and classroom visits. Contribute to special programs such as summer camps and preview...

Assistant Professor of Practice in Piano (NTT) - One-Year Temporary Appointment Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The Conservatory of Music at the University of the Pacific announces a one-year temporary full-time non-tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Practice in Piano for 2026-2027. We seek a dynamic and innovative teacher/performer whose background, professional performing accomplishments, and pedagogy will attract and retain students to the wide variety of program offerings at Pacific's Conservatory. Excellent applied lesson teaching is the primary responsibility. The successful candidate will also teach in related areas (chamber music, and/or a related area of expertise). Pacific invites candidates interested in growing piano enrollments sufficient to sustain a future full-time level appointment. Non-tenure-track faculty members collaborate to fulfill the University's mission to provide a superior, student-centered learning experience integrating...

Lifeguard (Temporary) Primary Purpose: To maintain the safety of all patrons at the Chris Kjeldsen Memorial Pool. As a lifeguard, your primary responsibility is the safety and education of guests in, on, and around the water. Lifeguards will enforce all rules, regulations, policies and procedures; perform water rescues and administer first aid; maintain recreational grounds, buildings, areas and equipment; resolve complaints; provide excellent customer service; and perform related work as required. Essential Functions: Lifeguards enforce all facility rules, regulations, policies and procedures, perform water rescues and administer first aid, resolve complaints, provide excellent customer service, maintain facility grounds, buildings, areas and equipment, and perform related work as required. Specific duties include: Performing rescues and rendering follow up care at a level consistent with their level of training. Maintaining a high level of physical and...

Lecturer, Construction Engineering NTT Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of the Pacific invites applications for a full-time non-tenure-track (NTT) Lecturer or Assistant Professor of Practice (depending on Ph.D. or industry experience) in Construction Engineering to start in August 2026. The successful candidate will contribute across programs, particularly in Civil Engineering and Engineering management. The standard workload is seven (7) courses over the Fall and Spring Semesters or equivalent, which may be distributed across: Undergraduate and graduate teaching in areas such as: Construction management, Project planning and scheduling, Cost estimation and control, Construction methods and materials, Engineering management and project delivery systems. Course and curriculum development, including development of new courses aligned with industry needs. Program development and support,...

Part Time Lecturer, Engineering Management Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The University of the Pacific School of Engineering and Computer Science invites applications for a Lecturer/Adjunct (part-time) faculty member with expertise in B uilding Information Modeling (BIM), Virtual Design and Construction (VDC), and digital construction workflows . The primary responsibility of this position is to teach a cross-listed upper division/graduate level course in building information modeling) during the Fall 2026 semester, including the following activities: Manage all aspects of the course, including the development of course plan, development of assignments, grading of student work, and submission of grades. A comprehensive set of materials from previous offerings of the course will be available. Conduct two weekly classroom sessions in-person on the Stockton campus. Collect student performance assessment data. Hold regular office hours to support...

Assistant Director of Fieldwork and Accreditation - Assistant Professor Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The Assistant Director of Fieldwork and Accreditation provides strategic leadership, operational oversight, and supervisory direction for fieldwork, student teaching, university supervision, and credentialing processes across Benerd College programs. Reporting to the Director of Field Experience, this position supports candidates from admission through credential recommendation, supervises and develops University Supervisors and mentor teachers, strengthens district partnerships, and ensures a rigorous, equitable, and student-centered fieldwork experience across undergraduate, credential program, and graduate programs. 1. Fieldwork & Clinical Placement Leadership Supports strategic oversight of fieldwork, student teaching, internship, and clinical placement processes across credential programs. Partner with the Director of Field Experience to...

Clinical Instructor (Temporary Employee Pool) Primary Purpose and Essential Functions: The School of Health Sciences at the University of the Pacific invites applications for a part-time, non-tenure track position as a Clinical Instructor in the Department of Speech Language Pathology. Non-tenure-track faculty members collaborate in fulfilling the University's mission to provide a superior, student-centered learning experience integrating liberal arts and professional education and preparing individuals for lasting achievement and responsible leadership in their careers and communities. Part-time faculty are appointed as needed by each unit and considered as less than full-time annual appointments as specified by each unit. Part-time is determined by the unit based on a comparison to year-long appointments. Time of service on a part-time appointment may not accrue to time for appointment with tenure. Appointments for full-time non-tenure-track faculty members may be issued...

Associate Director of Annual & Special Giving Primary Purpose: The Associate Director of Annual Giving is responsible for qualifying, soliciting, managing, and stewarding leadership annual giving prospects to advance the University of the Pacific's fundraising goals. This role is pivotal in expanding the leadership annual giving donor base, developing and managing annual giving programs and societies, and building a strong, consistent donor pipeline to support major gift cultivation. The Associate Director will play an instrumental role in Pacific Gives, the University's annual giving day, working collaboratively across campus to strengthen participation, foster relationships, and ensure effective coordination and communication among internal partners. Additionally, this position will engage key external groups-including alumni clubs, affinity groups, and volunteer organizations-to drive annual fundraising initiatives and deepen engagement. Focused on innovation,...

Grants Post-Award Accountant Primary Purpose: The Grants Post-Award Accountant, under general direction and with limited guidance from the Grants Accounting Manager, applies principles of accounting to perform a wide range of intermediate accounting functions in Grants Post-Award, compiles and analyzes financial and other grant award information to prepare journal entries, perform account reconciliations and generate financial reports related to Grants Post-Award. Essential Functions: Responsible for performing a variety of intermediate accounting functions, ensuring timeliness and accuracy of data in accordance and in compliance with established procedures and with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Monitor, analyze and report on transactions as they relate to the system on internal controls. Provide University-wide support to faculty and staff in managing their grants to comply with University Business Policies and Procedures manual and Grants and...

Director of Engagement Primary Purpose: The Director of Engagement provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for campus-wide engagement initiatives that foster student involvement, school spirit, civic responsibility, and a vibrant campus culture. This role oversees multiple high-impact engagement units and collaborates closely with campus partners to create inclusive, meaningful, and developmentally focused experiences for students. The Director of Engagement directly supervises the Volunteer Center, Student Life and Involvement Center (SLIC), Pacific Greek Council (PGC), and Spirit and Engagement, ensuring alignment with divisional goals, institutional priorities, and the University's mission. This position requires evening and weekend availability to support student programs, events, and engagement initiatives. Essential Functions: Leadership and Strategy Provide vision, leadership, and strategic direction for engagement initiatives that promote...

Swim Instructor- Summer (Temporary) Primary Purpose: To provide swim lessons private or group, to children and adults of all levels and abilities based on American Red Cross (ARC) standards and program requirements. Essential Functions: Provide swim lesson for patrons of beginning to advanced skill levels. Responsible for leading a group/individual in swim lesson activity with proper oversight to successfully integrate the lesson, in a safe manner, reducing risk of injury. Work with varying age groups, with varying levels of skills and abilities. Instructs and evaluates swimmers with the ability to curtail instruction to the needs and abilities of the students. Ability to be punctual, organized, approachable and energetic. Perform other related duties as assigned. University of the Pacific recognizes that diversity, equity, and inclusion is foundational to the success of our valued students and employees. We prioritize policy and...