Faculty Open Positions
School of Arts and Letters
School of Business
- Non Tenure Track Instuctor of Business Administration-Marketing
- Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Business Administration-Finance
School of Health Sciences & Education
- Assistant - Associate Professors of Counseling (Fall 2021)
- Assistant Professor of Anatomy (Fall 2021)
School of Science and Mathematics
- Non-Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Statistics/Data Science Fall 2021
- Non-Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Chemistry Fall 2021
- Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Biology Fall 2021
- Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Computer Science 2021
School of Social & Cultural Studies
- Non-Tenure Track Assistant Professor of History Fall 2021
- NTT Instructor or Assistant Professor of Sociology-Spring 2021 or Fall 2021
- Tenure Track Assistant Professor of Economics Fall 2021
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