Faculty Open Positions
School of Health Sciences & Education
- Assistant Professor of Exercise Science / Athletic Training
- Assistant Professor of Health Science (two positions)
- Instructor in Health Science
School of Science and Mathematics
- Non-TT Faculty Position in Computer Science Fall 2020
- Non-TT Faculty Positions in Chemistry (2) Fall 2020
- Tenure Track Faculty Position in Agricultural Science (Agronomy) Fall 2020
School of Social & Cultural Studies
- Instructor in Communication Fall 2020
- Non-TT Assistant Professor of History Fall 2020
- Non-TT Assistant Professor of Justice Systems Fall 2020
- Non-TT Assistant Professor of Psychology Spring 2020 or Fall 2020
Truman State University is a highly selective public liberal arts university in Kirksville, Missouri with approximately 6,000 students and 775 faculty and staff. The University is consistently ranked among the best public undergraduate universities regionally and nationally for its learning outcomes and its overall educational value. Additional information is available at www.truman.edu.
Truman is an equal employment opportunity, affirmative action employer committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
To receive more information about any of the positions listed above, if you encounter any problems accessing the application form, or if you need an accommodation, contact Human Resources at (660) 785-4031 or use our on-line contact form.
Campus Crime and Security Act
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