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Farm Assistant III, Newark Farm
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Newark, DE
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| Under limited supervision of the Crops Unit Manager, the Farm Assistant performs and coordinates farm operations, maintenance work and repairs on University farm equipment, vehicles, machinery and buildings including heating, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, mechanic and masonry work. |
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Limited Term Researcher, Department of Applied Economics and Statistics
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Newark, DE
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| The Department of Applied Economics and Statistics, at the University of Delaware, seeks a Limited Term Researcher of Conservation Delivery.
The position will be based in the USDA NRCS Missouri State Office in Columbia, Missouri and will work under the guidance of Kent D. Messer, Director of the Center for Behavioral and Experimental Agri-Environmental Research (CBEAR). The successful candidate will collaborate closely with USDA NRCS, Ducks Unlimited at both the Missouri and national levels, and a network of applied researchers to improve conservation program delivery through behavioral science.
This is a rare opportunity to help establish one of the first embedded behavioral science programs within USDA conservation delivery while contributing to applied research with national relevance. |
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Misc Wage, Administrative, Animal & Food Science
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Newark, DE
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| Under direct supervision of the department Business Administrator, the Administrative Assistant provides a high level of confidential administrative support to the Chair and the Business Administrator in oversight of daily operations within the Department of Animal and Food Sciences (ANFS). This position provides a wide range of support and services within and outside the Department, coordinates various events, and manages special projects inclusive of but not limited to financial processing. In this busy work environment, critical thinking, multi-tasking, independent judgment, and confidentiality are required. |
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Grants Analyst II, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
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Newark, DE
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| Under general direction of the Manager, Grants Administration, the Grants Analyst II primarily manages the pre-award and post-award administration for all external funding to the Cooperative Extension unit within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR). Additionally, this position is responsible for college-wide financial/budgetary projections of Federal Appropriations including cost share on state appropriations, and analyses of actual activity to facilitate decision making and planning by CANR leadership. |
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Administrative Assistant II, Carvel Research and Education Center
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Georgetown, DE
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| The University of Delaware Research and Education Center serves as the experiment station and county extension office for southern Delaware in Sussex County. This facility provides the setting for applied research in many areas coupled with the dissemination of these results and additional information to Sussex County residents as well as to the state and region.
Under supervision of the Business Administrator, this position provides administrative support for the 4-H program, Extension Hort Agent and Master Gardener program on a county level. This position also serves as backup to the main receptionist and backup to other Administrative Assistants within the Sussex County Office as needed.
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Academic Support Coordinator, College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
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Newark, DE
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| Join the University of Delaware's College of Agriculture & Natural Resources as an Academic Support Coordinator and help empower undergraduate students to achieve their academic and personal goals. If you're passionate about student success and enjoy working in a collaborative, student-centered environment, we'd love to hear from you. |
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Extension Specialist I/Agent II, Agricultural Engineer
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Georgetown, DE
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| The Research and Education Center located in Georgetown, Delaware, is the southernmost Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Delaware’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. The Center’s multi-disciplined staff consists of faculty, professionals, support staff, and miscellaneous wage employees (seasonal). The Center is responsible for conducting Cooperative Extension and Research programs in the areas of agronomic and vegetable crop production; farm and youth safety; 4-H/youth at risk; health and well-being; poultry research and diagnostic programs; Master Gardener educational programs; ornamental horticulture; water quality and nutrient management; irrigation/water management; expanded food and nutrition programs; as well as economic and community development. These programs are aimed at improving the quality of life through the transfer of research-based information to the consumer. |