Assistant/Associate Professor of Health and Human Performance Department of Health and Human Development - Montana State University
Search Number 7439-2 Starting Date August 16, 2008 Salary Academic year tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position. A competitive salary and start-up package will be offered on the basis of the candidate's qualifications. Estimated Assistant Professor salary would be $45,000, and Associate Professor salary would be approximately $55,000, depending on experience and background. Group dental-hospital-medical insurance plan, TIAA-CREF retirement programs, and voluntary enrollment in tax-sheltered annuity programs are available. Duties and Responsibilities (1) Teach undergraduate courses in exercise physiology, and other exercise science courses such as research methods, anatomical kinesiology, strength and conditioning. The successful candidate will also be expected to develop a graduate course within their area of expertise which complements the existing curriculum. (2) Develop a rigorous independent research program in their area of expertise. It is expected that this research will lead to external funding, presentation at the regional, national and international level, publication in peer-reviewed journals, and will include undergraduate and graduate students. (3) Advise and mentor undergraduate and graduate students and participate on departmental, college and university committees as appropriate. Required Qualifications (1) Ph.D. in Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Physiology or related discipline. ABD's considered if it is anticipated that dissertation will be defended by August 1st, 2008. (2) Record of or potential to develop an independent research program resulting in peer-reviewed publications. (3) Demonstrated ability to teach exercise physiology with associated labs, and other exercise science courses. Preferred Qualifications (1) Classroom teaching experience. (2) Experience in mentoring undergraduate and graduate students engaged in independent research. (3) Experience in preparation of proposals for extramural funding of research. The Successful Candidate Will Be a dynamic scientist and educator who will (i) help MSU continue to provide outstanding research, teaching and service in health and human performance; (ii) have effective interpersonal skills including the ability to collaborate with faculty, staff, and students in an interdisciplinary manner to address the department mission of human well-being; and (iii) have superior written and oral communication skills. Departmental Information The Department of Health and Human Development at Montana State University is part of the College of Education, Health and Human Development. The department has 27 tenured or tenure-track faculty, approximately 600 undergraduates and approximately 100 graduate students. The mission of the department is to enrich human well-being through teaching, research, and outreach. The department prides itself on its high teaching standards, research achievements and its extensive public outreach. More information can be found at <http://www.montana.edu/hhd>www.montana.edu/hhd. Founded in 1893 in the scenic Gallatin Valley just north of Yellowstone National Park, Montana State University is a land grant university with total enrollment of 12,000 students, including about 1,200 graduate students. MSU was recently recognized as one of 94 U.S. research universities representing the top tier of the Carnegie Foundation rankings. Research funding currently exceeds $100 million annually and has been growing steadily. For more information see the MSU website at <http://www.montana.edu/>www.montana.edu. Recently named an All-American City, Bozeman is an attractive, culturally alive city located in the northern Rocky Mountain region. The 70,000 residents of Bozeman and nearby communities enjoy excellent schools, diversified medical facilities, a low crime rate, a vibrant cultural and arts scene, and one of the most superb year-round recreational areas in the nation, including two world-class ski areas, blue ribbon trout fishing streams and the Gallatin National Forest. Application Procedure Screening will begin January 7, 2008 and continue until a suitable candidate is hired. An application consisting of: 1) a cover letter that addresses the required and preferred qualifications listed above, as well as your research and teaching interests and philosophy; 2) a curriculum vitae; 3) the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses of three professional references and their relationship to you. All inquiries and submission of materials should be sent to: Health and Human Development Search Committee c/o Ms. Lehilina Marlow, Administrative Associate Department of Health and Human Development 218 Herrick Hall Montana State University Bozeman, MT 59717 (406)-994-3242 **************************************************************** Daniel P. Heil, Ph.D., FACSM Associate Professor in Exercise Physiology Dept. of Health and Human Development Hoseaus 101, Montana State University Bozeman, MT 59717-3540 Office Phone: 406-994-6324 Lab Phone: 406-994-6325 Office FAX: 406-994-6314 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] **************************************************************** Post messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To (un)subscribe, send any message to sportscience-(un)[EMAIL PROTECTED] View all messages at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sportscience/. Yahoo! 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