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CSUN: Assistant Professor – Organic Chemistry – Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) is seeking a tenure-track faculty member in Organic Chemistry at the rank of Assistant Professor. Screening of applications will begin 9/29/23. Priority will be given to applicants who meet the screening deadline; however, the position will remain open until filled or the search is terminated.
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Graduate Program Team
Helen Blackwell
Position title: Norman C. Craig Professor of Chemistry, Associate Chair for the Graduate Program
Email:
blackwell
Phone: 608.262.1503
Erin Grunewald
Position title: Graduate Program Coordinator
Email:
egrunewald
Phone: (608) 262-0215
Here’s how we can help you!
These tasks include, but are not limited, to the following:
- Managing rotations assignments
- Facilitating the research group matches
- Collecting the Minor Agreement Forms
- Managing the thesis mentoring committee assignment process
- Notifying and tracking students regarding TBEs, RPs, and Fourth-Year Meetings
- Requesting Prelim and PhD warrants
- Announcing and posting PhD defenses
- Updating course requirements
- Facilitating industrial recruiting and professional development opportunities on campus
The coordinator team (contacts at bottom of page) will continue to support the graduate students and postdocs with travel, reimbursements, conferences, and seminar program needs.
Graduate students and postdocs will receive administrative support from the same coordinator as their PI. Everyone in a group, no matter their path affiliation, will go to the same coordinator for administrative support. The coordinators will still act as a point person for graduate students, directing them to the Grad Office when they have grad program questions, but the graduate students should still feel just as comfortable confiding in the coordinators, even though the coordinators are no longer completing Grad Office tasks. The coordinators are still there to provide a safe space for the students.