Dear colleagues, My department at the University of Arkansas is hiring for a 9-month instructor position in Biological & Agricultural Engineering.
I've copied a few details below but there is much more at the link: https://jobs.uark.edu/postings/21807 Feel free to write me for more information ([email protected]). This non-tenure track academic year Instructor position supports the undergraduate Biological Engineering program in the Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department at the University of Arkansas. The successful candidate will teach selected undergraduate courses, provide support in teaching other undergraduate courses, serve as the liaison with the Freshman Engineering Program, assist in advising undergraduates with faculty partners, and assist with processes for ABET accreditation of the undergraduate program. The successful candidate’s teaching, research, extension and/or industry experience should complement and enhance the existing biological engineering curriculum and department strengths in sustainable water, energy and food systems. RESPONSIBILITIES: Teach 3 to 5 undergraduate and/or graduate Biological Engineering courses per academic year Advise undergraduate students Assist with assigned biological engineering design courses Assist with class field-trips and maintenance of teaching labs Facilitate undergraduate involvement in faculty research programs and/or internships Serve as a liaison with the Freshman Engineering Program and the College of Engineering to support departmental recruiting efforts DESIRED CHARACTERISTICS: Ability to work in inter‐ and trans‐disciplinary teams Experience with computer software and modeling relevant to Biological Engineering academic programs Demonstrated record of effective interpersonal and communication skills Commitment to enhance the existing teaching program Willingness to recruit at high schools and/or within the Freshman Engineering Program
