Hawaii Pacific University Jobs

Hawai‘i Pacific University is designated as an Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian (ANNH) Serving Institution by the US Department of Education. As such, we strive for accurate displays of the Hawaiian language in all our institutional materials. This includes the appropriate use of diacritical marks such as the ‘okina and kahako. Unfortunately, at times external vendors and other third-party technology integrations do not support the use of these...

This job offer is not available in your country. Job Summary. The Grant Coordinator, reporting to the Assistant Vice President of Sponsored Projects, will be responsible for assisting with grant research, and grant administration projects, as well as supporting the department with administrative tasks. This position will assist the AVP, Office of Sponsored Projects in preparing for any assigned tasks related to sponsored projects. The successful ...

Salary. $15.87 - $18.00 Hourly. Location. HPU Oceanic Institute. Waimanalo, HI. Job Type. Staff - Temporary Full Time Non Exempt. Job Number. 02314. Department. ONC, Dept of Natural Science. Opening Date. 04/22/2024. Closing Date. 4/25/2024 11:59 PM Hawaii. Hawai'i Pacific University is designated as an Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian (ANNH) Serving Institution by the US Department of Education. As such, we strive for accurate displays of the ...

Salary. $53,000.00 - $69,000.00 Annually. Location. HPU Downtown Campus. Honolulu, HI. Job Type. Staff - Regular Full Time Exempt. Job Number. 02233. Department. OAA, Office of The Provost. Opening Date. 01 / 11 / 2024. Closing Date : Continuous. Hawai'i Pacific University is designated as an Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian (ANNH) Serving Institution by the US Department of Education. As such, we strive for accurate displays of the Hawaiian la...

Hawai‘i Pacific University is designated as an Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian (ANNH) Serving Institution by the US Department of Education. As such, we strive for accurate displays of the Hawaiian language in all our institutional materials. This includes the appropriate use of diacritical marks such as the ‘okina and kahako. Unfortunately, at times external vendors and other third-party technology integrations do not support the use of these...