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| Job Posting Title | | Assistant Professor |
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| Organization Name | | College of Arts and Sciences |
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| | Worldwide, College of Arts and Sciences |
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| Brief Description | | |
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| | The Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide Campus, College of Arts and Sciences invites highly qualified applicants to apply for a non-tenure-track, full-time Assistant Professor of Arts and Sciences position in the Physical and Life Sciences Discipline within the Department of Mathematics, Physical and Life Sciences. |
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| Detailed Description | | |
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| | Embry Riddle Aeronautical University consists of the Worldwide Campus and residential campuses at Daytona Beach, Florida and Prescott, Arizona. Collectively, ERAU offers a variety of aviation and non-aviation undergraduate degrees along with graduate degrees at the Master?s and PhD level. As such, we are dedicated to creating a culture where students and faculty are involved in inter-campus research that has practical applications in the workplace.
When it comes to teaching, the Worldwide Campus offers courses via traditional classroom, video teleconference (Adobe Connect), purely online (Canvas), and hybrid modes through a network of more than 150 small campuses that span the globe. Most Worldwide Campus students are working adults who attend their courses from the field, the comfort of home, or a traditional classroom setting. They bring all of their real-world experience to the physical and life sciences courses offered by us, enabling quality learning in our 9-week terms. Our courses are primarily those taken during the first two years of undergraduate work and are taught by you and a cadre of full-time faculty plus a large number of adjunct instructors.
This is primarily a teaching position. Therefore, you will be contracted to teach 30 semester hours per year of predominantly undergraduate physics (algebra and calculus based) and possibly astronomy courses in traditional classroom, video teleconference, hybrid, and online modes. Workload reassignment may be granted by the Dean in accordance with adjunct faculty oversight responsibilities or academic responsibilities with the College. Relocation is not required, but travel to teach classes may be necessary.
At the discretion of the Department Chair, part of your teaching load may be offset by other job requirements including administrative tasks or curriculum development.
Administrative duties include mentoring and evaluating adjunct instructors in addition to working with other Worldwide colleges and departments to determine physical science courses needed to support their programs. Curriculum development is a possibility for both online and classroom courses, but maintenance and improvement of existing physics courses will be required.
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| | Earned doctorate in Physics, Physics Education, Astrophysics, or Astronomy, or a closely related field.
College teaching experience in classroom, online, and hybrid delivery modes using tools like Canvas, MasteringAstronomy, WileyPLUS, WebAssign, and virtual or ?at home? labs.
Experience in classroom and online course development.
Experience mentoring instructors.
A record of scholarly and professional activity especially in the areas of physical science.
Knowledge of recent developments and recommendations in teaching physical science courses, most notably to working adults
The mission of the College of Arts and Sciences is to develop student competency in inquiry and problem solving skills, communication skills, and ethical interaction with the contemporary world. The college includes five disciplinary areas, Mathematics and Computer Science, English and Humanities, Physical and Life Sciences, Social Sciences and Economics, and Emergency Services. It offers undergraduate degree in Communications and Security and Emergency Response and in conjunction with other ERAU campuses is developing graduate degrees in Security and Intelligence Studies, Cyberspace Management and Policy, and Human Security and Resilience.
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Our Culture:
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We value our faculty and staff and encourage innovation and flexibility which contributes to our overall success and the success of our students. Open communication and frequent sharing of feedback are essential in every day interactions. Opportunities abound for those who desire personal growth and development during their careers at Embry-Riddle.
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EEO Statement:
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