The University of Maine invites applications for three full-time,
tenure-track faculty positions at the Assistant Professor level with
expertise in discipline-based education research. The positions will be in
the fields of (1) Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics, (2) Biology, Earth
Sciences, or Marine Sciences, and (3) Science Education. These positions
were created through the Maine Physical Sciences Partnership (PSP) Project,
under a grant to the Maine Center for Research in STEM Education to target
the teaching and learning of science in grades 6-9 as well as the
preparation of science teachers at the University of Maine. The candidate
must have an earned doctorate (by date of appointment) in the discipline or
a closely related field, experience in discipline-based education research,
and a demonstrated commitment to teaching. The new faculty member will be
expected to (1) engage in research, writing, and other scholarly activities
that contribute to discipline-based education research, (2) teach courses at
both the undergraduate and graduate levels, (3) supervise graduate and
undergraduate research, (4) develop an externally-funded research program,
(5) participate in leadership for collaborative efforts in STEM-education
with colleagues in the home department, the Maine RiSE Center, the
University, and other professional communities. The positions are academic
year appointments with preferred starting date no later than August 29,
2011.
See http://www.umaine.edu/center/positions/PSPfaculty for full position
announcements and application instructions. Review of applications will
begin January 3, 2011, and continue until the position is filled. Incomplete
applications cannot be considered. Appropriate background checks will be
required.
The University of Maine is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Employer and is committed to excellence through diversity in its
faculty, staff and students. We strongly encourage all qualified
individuals to apply.
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