Benefit package includes: Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription insurance, Life insurance, Workers' Compensation insurance, Unemployment insurance, and Total Disability insurance. Retirement: The University contributes 4% of the regular salary with up to 3% of additional matched contributions into the TIAA Retirement Program. Other benefits include tuition remission for employee, spouse, and employee's dependent children under the age of 25 (this does not include the last two year of the PharmD program or the JD), and twenty days of paid medical leave per year.

Job Summary:

Scope:
The Successful candidate will teach Construction courses including the following: BIM design, Construction Methods, and Materials, Applied Soils & Foundations, Estimating, Construction Specifications, Construction Project Controls Technology, Electronics. Other teaching responsibilities may include general core courses taught in the Technological Studies program.

Principal Responsibilities:
Teach courses including the following: BIM design, Construction Methods, and Materials, Applied Soils & Foundations, Estimating, Construction Specifications, Construction Project Controls Technology, Electronics. Other teaching responsibilities may include general core courses taught in the Technological Studies program.

Required Skills:
Position requires a high level of technical expertise and teaching and/or industrial experience in construction management, project management, construction operations and design. Demonstrated teaching excellence in the classroom, a record of professional organization involvement, and work with student and/or civic groups are highly valued.

Minimum Qualifications:
A Ph.D. is preferred, ABD considered, in construction management, construction engineering, civil engineering, architecture, architectural engineering, or a related field. Three years of relevant experience in construction industry; strong communication skills; evidence of the potential to be an excellent teacher; commitment to experiential learning; understanding of assessment and accreditation.

Preferred Qualifications:
The preferred candidate will also provide leadership to the construction management major by assisting students in identifying co-op and internship opportunities, academic advising of students, construction management student group advisor, promoting the ONU construction management program to construction management firms in the mid-west, and pursue professional activities within and outside the university.

College Description:
The Department of Technological Studies is positioned in the College of Arts and Sciences and has four ATMAE accredited programs. The Department has five full-time faculty serving approximately 100 majors in Construction Management, Manufacturing Technology, and Technology Education. Fifteen laboratories and classrooms are housed in a well maintained and equipped facility. For more information, visit the department's web site at www.onu.edu/arts_sciences/technological_studies

Appointment Length:
9-months

Closing Date:

Open Until Filled
Yes

Special Instructions to Applicants:
Review of candidates will begin in December.

Status:
Full-Time

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