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includes undergraduate teaching opportunities in upper-division technical writing and graduate courses in rhetoric and technical communication at both the MA and PhD levels. Responsibilities: Research
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, Environmental & Sustainability Studies, Human Development & Family Science) and graduate programs in Higher Education (Certificate, Master's and PhD options). We also support the Masters of Arts in
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participates in faculty governance. Required Qualifications: Terminal degree in Nursing (DNP or PhD) or health-related field; At least 3 years of clinical expertise as a medical-surgical nurse, pediatrics, and
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collective goals. Required Qualifications: Terminal degree in a related field; PhD or equivalent, or be ABD with a documented expectation of degree completion before the start of Fall 2027; Evidence of
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Qualifications: PhD or equivalent in Accounting from an AACSB-accredited institution; and Professional certification in accounting area other than CPA (e.g., CMA, CIA, CISA). Instructions to Applicants: For full
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Qualifications: PhD in Anthropology or Archaeology (PhD must be in hand at the time of application); Experience teaching (or support teaching) in an Anthropology department or a related field; Active engagement in
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is critical, as is the ability to work well with colleagues. Preferred Qualifications: Fewer than two years since PhD conferral; and Alignment of research interests with current OM faculty
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ability to work well with colleagues. Preferred Qualifications: Fewer than two years since PhD conferral; and Alignment of research interests with current MIS faculty. Instructions to Applicants: For full
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), minors in several areas including entrepreneurship and international business, and will be starting a PhD program in Strategic Management. About the Position: The Instructional Open Rank position teaches
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Department: The Department of Physics and Astronomy includes over 40 faculty members, 100 undergraduate students (BS), and 70 graduate students (MS and PhD). Our faculty and students collaborate with local