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Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) is a distinguished institution that combines academic excellence, community engagement, and a commitment to fostering student success. We are proud to be North Carolina’s only university to earn the distinguished designation of Opportunity College by the Carnegie Classifications of Higher Education and the American Council on Education (ACE). WSSU is dedicated to preparing students for leadership roles through rigorous programs in health sciences, business, education, and the humanities. Known for its supportive environment, the university fosters a close-knit community that nurtures both professional and academic excellence.

Situated in Winston-Salem, North Carolina—known as the city of Arts and innovation, WSSU provides students with opportunities to engage in a dynamic mix of professional, social, and cultural experiences. Winston-Salem is home to thriving arts, healthcare, and technology sectors, offering both students and faculty unique collaboration opportunities and professional development pathways.

With its beautiful campus, strong sense of community, and dedication to fostering personal and professional growth, Winston-Salem State University is an ideal place to teach, work, and learn.

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Winston-Salem State University’s Research Center of Excellence is a large, grant-funded data collection operation undertaking in-depth research into eviction and other forms of displacement in North Carolina. The Student Research Coordinator will directly manage and support the work of undergraduate research assistants as they collect data on evictions, foreclosures, and other housing issues in North Carolina. This is a time-limited position, offering benefits, and will run through September 2027, with the possibility of a one-year extension.

Responsibilities of the Student Research Coordinator include:
Development and Facilitation of Undergraduate Research Curriculum