| College
of Education and Human Development - Faculty Job Openings
| Position
Number |
Title |
Department |
| New |
Assistant
or Associate Professor |
Educational
Foundations and Research |
| 00015240 |
Assistant,
Associate, or Full Professor |
Educational
Leadership |
| 00015137 |
Assistant,
Associate, or Full Professor |
Educational
Leadership |
| 00014065 |
Assistant
or Associate Professor |
Teaching
and Learning |
| 00016993 |
Assistant
or Associate Professor |
Teaching
and Learning |
| |
Postdoctoral
Positions |
|
Position
Number: New
Department: Educational Foundations and Research
Position: Assistant
or Associate Professor
Position
Description: The Department of Educational Foundations and
Research in the College of Education and Human Development
at the University of North Dakota invites applications for
a tenure track faculty position in Educational Research,
with an emphasis on Statistics. The position is at the Assistant
Professor level, or Associate Professor level for appropriate
university teaching and publications.
Responsibilities
include:
• Teaching graduate courses (e.g., Statistics I, Statistics
II, Introduction to Educational Research, Curriculum and
Program Evaluation, Educational Tests and Measurements,
Advanced Research Methods).
• Advising graduate students
• Developing and maintaining a research agenda
•
Collaborating with educators in the field
• Serving as a statistical consultant to graduate
students Essential
Qualifications:
• Earned doctorate in Educational Research or closely
related field
• Teaching experience
• Evidence of potential for research activities, including
scholarly publication
• Evidence of strong collegial and interpersonal relationships
• Experience collaborating with professionals in educational
settings.
Desirable
Qualifications:
• College/University teaching experience
• Publication experience
Salary:
Commensurate with experience and qualifications
Term
of Contract: Tenure track appointment is for 9 months at
the Assistant Professor level or Associate Professor level.
Starting date is 8/16/08. Summer teaching and continuing
education opportunities are available.
Application Process: Forward a letter of application, copies
of transcripts, curriculum vita, and three letters of reference
with complete contact information. Screening will begin
immediately, and continue until the position is filled.
Contact Person: Dr. Kathleen Gershman, Department of Educational
Foundations and Research, UND, P.O. Box 7189, Grand Forks,
ND 58202-7189. Phone: 701-777-3157 Fax: 701-777-0121. E-mail:
kathleen_gershman@und.nodak.edu
The Department of Educational Foundations
and Research is a NCATE accredited school of education and
is in compliance with all Title II requirements. Organized
to support a broad view of education, it seeks to serve
preservice and inservice teachers, administrators, and other
specialized education personnel with intensive integrated
programs of study. UND is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative
Action Employer. Web: www.und.nodak.edu
Position
Number: 00015240
Department: Educational Leadership
Position: Assistant,
Associate, or Full Professor
The
Department of Educational Leadership at the University of
North Dakota is a graduate¬only department in the College
of Education and Human Development that enrolls approximately
200 students in five degree programs-M.Ed., M.S., Specialist
Diploma, Ed.D., and Ph.D. The department has implemented
an exciting and successful doctoral cohort program serving
higher education and K-12 leaders in the region. The UND
is a Research Intensive institution with Schools of Law
and Medicine located on a beautiful campus in the fertile
Red River Valley. The city of Grand Forks is a thriving
community that serves as an educational and health care
center for the region.
The
Department of Educational Leadership is seeking a Full,
Associate, or Assistant Professor in higher education with
specialization in at least one of the following areas: policy,
politics, finance, community college, curriculum, student
affairs, or student access. Candidates will advise graduate
students (masters to doctoral); conduct research and publish
findings; and provide service to the profession and the
educational community; additional duties assigned by the
Department Chair and/or Dean. Candidates must possess an
earned doctorate in a relevant discipline or an earned doctorate
that will be completed by August 15, 2008; experience in
higher education practice; a demonstrated record of service;
and provide evidence of the capacity to establish a record
of research and publications. We are particularly interested
in candidates who are active in professional associations
and who have experience with minority cultures, rural communities,
instructional technology, grant writing and implementation,
and student advisement.
The
salary is negotiable depending on rank and qualifications.
To
apply, send a cover letter outlining your teaching interests
and strengths; a full resume; official transcripts; and
the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references
(ask these individuals to send a letter of recommendation)
to:
Dr.
Gary L. Schnellert, Chair
Department of Educational Leadership
University of North Dakota
231 Centennial Drive Stop 7189
Grand Forks, ND 58202-7189
Screening
of applicants will begin on January 7, 2008, and continue
until the position is filled. The starting date for the
position is no later than August 16, 2008. Applicants from
underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
UND
is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Position
Number: 00015137
Department: Educational Leadership
Position: Assistant,
Associate, or Full Professor
The Department of Educational Leadership
at the University of North Dakota (UND) is a
graduate-only department in the College of Education and
Human Development that enrolls approximately 200 students
in five degree programs—M.Ed., M.S., Specialist Diploma,
Ed.D., and Ph.D. The department has implemented an exciting
and successful doctoral cohort program serving higher education
and K-12 leaders in the region. It also delivers a distance
education master’s degree via interactive TV that
serves western North Dakota. UND is a Research Intensive
institution with Schools of Law and Medicine located on
a beautiful campus in the fertile Red River Valley. The
city of Grand Forks is a thriving community that serves
as an educational and health care center for the region.
The Department of Educational Leadership
is seeking a Full, Associate, or Assistant Professor to
teach K-12 curriculum, assessment and program evaluation,
leadership and administration; the secondary area of specialization
may be from educational research, ethics, or other areas
aligned with a candidate's experience. Candidates will advise
graduate students (masters to doctoral), conduct research
and publish findings, and provide service to the profession
and the educational community, with additional duties assigned
by the Department Chair and/or Dean. Candidates must possess
an earned doctorate in a relevant discipline or an earned
doctorate that will be completed by 15 August 2008, experience
in K-12 education with curriculum and instructional leadership,
a demonstrated record of service, and provide evidence of
the capacity to establish a record of research and publications.
We are particularly interested in candidates who are active
in professional associations and who have experience with
minority cultures, rural communities, instructional technology,
grant writing and implementation, and student advisement.
The salary is negotiable depending on rank
and qualifications.
To apply, send a cover letter outlining
your teaching interests and strengths; a full resume; official
transcripts; and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers
of three references (ask these individuals to send a letter
of recommendation) to:
Dr. Kent Hjelmstad, Search Committee Chairperson
Department of Educational Leadership
Education Building Room 207
231 Centennial Drive Stop 7189
Grand Forks ND 58202-7189
Screening applicants will begin on 5 February
2008, and continue until the position is filled. The starting
date for the position is no later than 16 August 2008. Applicants
from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. UND
is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Position
Number: 00014065
Department: Teaching
and Learning
Position: Assistant
or Associate Professor
Position
Description: The Department of Teaching and Learning in
the College of Education and Human Development at the University
of North Dakota invites applications for a tenure track
position for Higher Education at the Assistant or Associate
Professor level. The position involves teaching, research,
service, and advising in a doctoral program that grants
a degree in Teaching and Learning. The successful candidate
will teach higher education courses, advise and mentor graduate
students, direct dissertations, conduct and publish research
on postsecondary education issues, serve the scholarly and
professional community of higher education, and serve as
the coordinator of the doctoral program. UND is a research
intensive institution with Schools of Law and Medicine located
on a beautiful campus in the fertile Red River Valley. The
City of Grand Forks is a thriving community that serves
as an educational and health care center for the region.
Essential
Qualifications:
• Earned doctorate in Higher Education, Adult Education,
or related field
• Teaching experience in higher education and commitment
to diversity
• Record of scholarly publication
• Documentation of strong collegial and interpersonal
relationships
• Evidence of service to the academic community
Desirable
Qualifications:
• Experience advising doctoral students through a
degree program
• Scholarly record appropriate to become a full member
of the Graduate Faculty
• Experience and expertise in quantitative or qualitative
research methodology
• Successful grant writing or potential for generating
research grant funds
• Experience in online/distance education technologies
• Previous coordination of academic programs
Salary:
Commensurate with experience and qualifications
Terms
of Contract: Appointment is at the Assistant or Associate
Professor level, tenure track. The starting date will be
August 16, 2008. Summer teaching opportunities may be available.
Application
Process: Letter of application that addresses the essential
qualifications of the position, curriculum vita, official
transcripts, and three letters of recommendation. Screening
will begin January 21, 2008.
Contact
Person: Glenn Olsen, Chair, Department of Teaching and Learning,
University of North Dakota, 231 Centennial Drive Stop 7189,
Grand Forks, ND 58202-7189. Phone: (701) 777-3239. Fax:
(701) 777-3246. E-mail: glennolsen@mail.und.edu.
The
Department of Teaching and Learning is a comprehensive,
NCATE accredited, undergraduate/graduate school of education
and is in compliance with all Title II requirements. Organized
to support a broad view of education, it seeks to serve
pre-service and in-service teachers, administrators, and
other specialized education personnel with intensive integrated
programs of study. UND is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative
Action Employer. Web: www.und.nodak.edu.
Position
Number: 00016993
Department: Teaching
and Learning
Position: Assistant
or Associate Professor
Position
Description: The Department of Teaching and Learning in
the College of Education and Human Development at the University
of North Dakota invites applications for a tenure track
position for Higher Education at the Assistant or Associate
Professor level. The position involves teaching, research,
service, and advising in a doctoral program that grants
a degree in Teaching and Learning. The successful candidate
will teach higher education courses, advise and mentor graduate
students, direct dissertations, conduct and publish research
on postsecondary education issues, and serve the scholarly
and professional community of higher education. UND is a
research intensive institution with Schools of Law and Medicine
located on a beautiful campus in the fertile Red River Valley.
The City of Grand Forks is a thriving community that serves
as an educational and health care center for the region.
Essential Qualifications:
• Earned doctorate in Higher Education, Adult Education,
or related field
• Teaching experience in higher education and commitment
to diversity
• Record of scholarly publication
• Documentation of strong collegial and interpersonal
relationships
• Evidence of service to the academic community
Desirable Qualifications:
• Experience advising doctoral students through a
degree program
• Scholarly record appropriate to become a full member
of the Graduate Faculty
• Experience and expertise in quantitative or qualitative
research methodology
• Successful grant writing or potential for generating
research grant funds
• Experience in online/distance education technologies
Salary: Commensurate with experience and
qualifications
Terms of Contract: Appointment is at the
Assistant or Associate Professor level, tenure track. The
starting date will be August 16, 2008. Summer teaching opportunities
may be available.
Application
Process: Letter of application that addresses the essential
qualifications of the position, curriculum vita, official
transcripts, and three letters of recommendation. Screening
will begin January 21, 2008.
Contact Person: Glenn Olsen, Chair, Department
of Teaching and Learning, University of North Dakota, 231
Centennial Drive Stop 7189, Grand Forks, ND 58202-7189.
Phone: (701) 777-3239. Fax: (701) 777-3246. E-mail: glennolsen@mail.und.edu.
The Department of Teaching and Learning
is a comprehensive, NCATE accredited, undergraduate/graduate
school of education and is in compliance with all Title
II requirements. Organized to support a broad view of education,
it seeks to serve pre-service and in-service teachers, administrators,
and other specialized education personnel with intensive
integrated programs of study. UND is an Equal Opportunity
Affirmative Action Employer. Web: www.und.nodak.edu.
May
7, 2007
|