1,938 Research Associate Assistant Professor Jobs

“It was flexible to my class schedule and the office I worked in provided personal and professional growth.”

Pros:  “Work schedule compliments class schedule Close to campus, convenient Ability to work between classes Building relationships and connections with others on campus”

Cons:  “Continuously on campus Overexposure to campus population” – Full Review

“Hard but valuable”

Pros:  “You'll probably get a pretty nice job afterward.”

Cons:  “The place will probably kick your ass, and seriously decrease the size of any ego you may have.” – Full Review

“West End was a fun place to work, good balance of work/social life.”

Pros:  “Management was very friendly, welcoming. The work was fast paced, so time goes by quickly. I worked in the Pizza shop, and had the opportunity to do something different…”

Cons:  “Some employees didn't really like their job, and it showed. Sometimes, communication is poor between chefs and store workers about inventory, and it is not uncommon…” – Full Review

“Hard but valuable”

Pros:  “You'll probably get a pretty nice job afterward.”

Cons:  “The place will probably kick your ass, and seriously decrease the size of any ego you may have.” – Full Review

“Wonderful”

Pros:  “Innovative, Helpful to community, Interesting”

Cons:  “Time Consuming and Hard Work” – Full Review

“Great Pay and Benefits”

Pros:  “BU has an amazing benefits package including 4 weeks paid vaca with a 5th for intersession along with almost every holiday paid. Tuition remission is a phenominal perk and…”

Cons:  “Instituional change comes slow and is very political.” – Full Review

“great students, solid colleagues”

Pros:  “Case has really bright undergraduates, and the caliber of graduate students is generally high -- especially in social work and nursing. Deans grasp the basics of how to…”

Cons:  “Tenure and promotion standards are really high, and the process is not transparent. Despite efforts to improve, Case is still a tough place for women faculty. Some…” – Full Review