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website: a letter of interest, a current CV, graduate transcripts (unofficial is fine), and a statement of teaching philosophy (maximum of three pages) addressing the job qualifications described above
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for designing, implementing, and supervising strength and conditioning training programs for male and female athletes on assigned sports teams that compete at the NCAA Division I level, within the philosophy and
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teaching philosophy; teaching evaluations and any other evidence of teaching quality, and contact information for three references. Letters of recommendation will be requested upon application completion
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curriculum vitae, 3 representative reprints of original peer-reviewed research scholarship, and statements of research interests (up to 2 pages) and teaching philosophy (1 page) including diverse and inclusive
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of original peer-reviewed research scholarship, and statements of research interests (up to 2 pages) and teaching philosophy (1 page) including diverse and inclusive learning and contact information for three
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statement of teaching philosophy, “unofficial” transcripts of relevant degrees and contact information for three references. Letters of reference will be requested for candidates who reach the interview stage
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, teaching record; a statement of teaching philosophy including examples of your commitment to diversity and inclusion (two page limit); a current curriculum vitae; and contact information for three references
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, and statements of research interests (up to 2 pages) and teaching philosophy (1 page) including diverse and inclusive learning. Letters of reference will be requested at time of application submission
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, contact information for three references, and separate documents for “Teaching Interests, Experience & Philosophy” and a “Diversity Statement”. The information submitted will be shared with the Department
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at a later stage); Statement of research and teaching interests, experience, and philosophy; and Diversity, equity, and inclusion statement Equal Employment Opportunity The University of Delaware is an