The Department of Biology Teaching and Learning (BTL) announces a call for applicants for an Assistant Professor. We are seeking a candidate with experience in education research and capacity to teach biology at the undergraduate level. We encourage current advanced graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to apply.
The successful candidate will be expected to develop a vibrant research program focused on undergraduate biology education research. Review of applications through the University of Minnesota's HR website (https://hr.umn.edu/Jobs/Find-Job) will begin October 28, 2024, and will continue until the position is filled. For more details on the position refer to the job posting. To find the job posting go to the HR website, under Find a Job click the External Candidate button and then enter job posting #364731 under search jobs.
Questions about the application process, the position, and/or the Department of Biology Teaching and Learning can be directed to the chair of the committee, Sarah Eddy (seddy@umn.edu), or the department head, David Kirkpatrick (dkirkpat@umn.edu).
The Department of Biology Teaching and Learning (BTL) announces a call for applicants for a senior associate (with three or more years of experience at this rank at the time of application) or full professor.
The successful candidate will be expected to bring an outstanding, vibrant research program focused on an area of biology education research to BTL. Review of applications through the University of Minnesota's HR website (https://hr.umn.edu/Jobs/Find-Job) will begin October 28, 2024, and will continue until the position is filled. For more details on the position refer to the job posting. To find the job posting go to the HR website, under Find a Job click the External Candidate button and then enter job posting #364731 under search jobs.
Questions about the application process, the position, and/or the Department of Biology Teaching and Learning can be directed to the chair of the committee, Sarah Eddy (seddy@umn.edu), or the department head, David Kirkpatrick (dkirkpat@umn.edu).
The Lecturer in Basic Sciences is a member of the academic team at the Rural Clinical School (RCS) in theSchool of Medicine within the College of Health and Medicine and teaches into the early years of the Doctor of Medicine (MD) Program and the Bachelor of Biomedicine.
Visit the UTAS Jobas and Careers website for more information. Applications close 13 October.
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