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Faculty: School of Education and Social Work - Asst./Assoc. Professor of Education - Early Childhood
Education The Cedarville University School of Education and Social Work seeks applicants for a full-time, tenure track eligible Assistant or Associate Professor of Education in Early Childhood (PreK
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Education Cedarville University seeks an adjunct to teach a three or four-credit hour course in the School of Education and Social Work. The course focuses on teaching content knowledge for our
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College Algebra Pre-Calculus Principles of Biology Principles of Earth Science Personal Finance Fundamentals of Speech Responsibilities include teaching online course sections in partnership with Christian
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the mission and philosophy of the program and university. Faculty have twenty-four semester credit hours of teaching responsibility, or the equivalent, each academic year of two semesters. Some summer teaching
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Engineering and Computer Science The Cedarville University School of Engineering and Computer Science seeks faculty applicants in Mechanical Engineering. Responsibilities will include teaching and
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include recruitment, camp organization, scouting, practice instruction and weight training. This position is a full-time, (2080 annual hours) exempt position that reports to the Head Coach of Women's
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educational team as a Fundamentals of Speech course instructor. The ideal candidate will be passionate about teaching and skilled in helping students develop their public speaking abilities. This position
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portions of the didactic phase of the PA Program, in accordance with ARC-PA standards, to prepare students for the clinical practice of medicine. The faculty member will also assist with the design
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undergraduate enrollment goals. Build, lead, train, encourage, and motivate a successful undergraduate admissions team through encouragement, modeling, and feedback. Develop, implement, and maintain an effective
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experience and qualifications. Position Responsibilities: Direct the recruitment program of the University to achieve short and long-term undergraduate enrollment goals. Build, lead, train, encourage, and