Faculty position, Comparative physiology, Benedictine University (Chicago area)
Department home page: <http://www.benuscience.org/biology/index.php>

Assistant Professor Position, Biological Sciences
Full-Time, Tenure Track, 2013 Fall Semester
 
Benedictine University is a liberal arts institution located in the research 
corridor of metropolitan 
Chicago with nationally recognized undergraduate programs in the sciences.  The 
University is in 
the midst of tremendousgrowth in the area of life sciences and, consistent with 
the University’s 
vision statement, the institution is making a significant commitment of 
resources to support these 
programs.
 
Position Description: The Department of Biological Sciences invites 
applications for a full-time 
tenure track position at the Assistant Professor level to begin in Fall 2013. 
We seek a candidate 
with expertise in the area of comparative physiology. The area of 
specialization is open, but 
preference will be given to candidates who will add to the breadth of taxonomic 
expertise in our 
department while being able to build connections in such areas as systems 
biology, computational 
biology, or ecology.
 
Successful applicants will demonstrate successful experience teaching 
undergraduates, and will be 
willing and able to teach some combination of comparative physiology, human 
physiology, 
introductory majors biology, and/ or upper-level coursework in the area of 
expertise.
 
Expectations to establish and participate in faculty/student research at the 
undergraduate level.  
Startup funds available.
 
General Qualifications:  Ph.D. and teaching experience required, with research 
interest (including 
pedagogical research) involving undergraduate students; postdoctoral experience 
is preferred.  
Candidates must have legal authority to work in the USA permanently.
 
Application Deadline:  Priority given to applications received by December 2, 
2012.  Position open 
until filled.   
 
Application Process:  Interested applicants should send cover letter, 
curriculum vitae, 
undergraduate and graduate transcripts, statements of teaching philosophy and 
research interests, 
and three letters of recommendation  through Academic Jobs Online at 
https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/Benedictine%20University/Biology.
Any questions should be directed to: Rose Fisk, Coordinator, College of 
Science, Benedictine 
University, 5700 College Road, Lisle, IL 60532. Email: [email protected]. Fax: 
630-829-6547. E.O.E.

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