Brooklyn
College

ANTICIPATED TENURE TRACK FACULTY POSITIONS
FALL 2013

Appointments are at the assistant professor level, with a doctorate required, except as noted. Appointees will have the opportunity to teach in undergraduate and graduate programs (when applicable), and, as appropriate, the CUNY doctoral programs. In addition, the appointees will conduct research, seek outside funding/grants, and participate in curriculum development and other departmental and college-wide activities.The candidate should also have experience in the pedagogical and research use of computer technology.

Brooklyn College of the City University of New York is an urban, public institution that provides access to outstanding undergraduate and graduate programs in the arts and sciences, business, and education, and a vibrant core curriculum in the liberal arts, to students of all backgrounds. It is situated in one of the most dynamic and diverse communities in the country.

The college has a proud history of academic excellence in both undergraduate and graduate studies. Since its founding in 1930, the college has offered men and women-many of them immigrants or the children of immigrants, often the first in their families to go to college - a high-quality, affordable education leading to a productive career and a life rich in opportunities. Noted for its outstanding faculty, beautiful campus in a vibrant urban environment, and commitment "to the best" Brooklyn College has been designated one of "America's Best Value Colleges" by the Princeton Review for many years.

Brooklyn College offers a picturesque campus environment in an urban location. The college provides rigorous academic studies leading to over 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. In recent years, the college's admissions criteria have become increasingly selective, applications continue to rise, and high-achieving students are especially attracted to the Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College and various selective programs in the Honors Academy. Particularly noted for the diversity of its student body, the college currently enrolls nearly 17,000 students who represent nearly every country in the world.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Department of Accounting
Chairperson of Accounting Department responsible for administering and representing a department that offers the bachelor's of science and master's of science degrees in accounting. The chair will also be expected to perform teaching duties. The selected candidate will be a scholar in the field of accountancy with a proven record of scholarship, who is outcome-driven, and who has the capacity and experience to successfully lead the effort of strengthening the School of Business' accountancy program. Appointment to the position will be at the rank of associate or full professor. In addition to the Ph.D. a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license or eligibility for licensure in New York State is required.
Job ID: 6305

Assistant Professor of Accounting (2 positions available) with experience teaching accounting courses to teach primarily at the undergraduate level, although there may be opportunities to teach at the graduate level. Evidence of publications in refereed accounting - related journals or potential thereof is required. Preference will be given to candidates with a doctorate from an AACSB-accredited program and a strong research record. Industry management experience is valued.
Job ID: 6313

Department of Finance and Business Management
Assistant Professor of Management with expertise/interest in teaching management and management-related courses, primarily at the undergraduate level, although there may be opportunities to teach at the graduate level.
Job ID: 6324

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Childhood, Bilingual & Special Education
Assistant Professor in Secondary Special Education to teach courses in special education, and supervise in-service and pre-service candidates in urban schools. Candidates must have a minimum of three years of documented special education teaching experience in grades 5-12.
Job ID: 6319

Secondary Education
Assistant Professor of English Education to teach courses in methods teaching English (7-12) curriculum and pedagogy, writing across the curriculum and educational research.The selected candidate will supervise and advise student teachers, establish and maintain relationships with local schools and communities and take on administrative duties to maintain the program. A minimum of three years teaching experience in grades 7-12 ELA classroom(s) required.
Job ID: 6332

School Psychology, Counseling & Leadership
Assistant Professor of School Counseling to teach graduate level school counseling courses, supervise and collaborate with school and agency partners. Doctorate must be from a CACREP accredited institution. Knowledge of current national counselor training standards (CACREP and ASCA) required.
Job ID: 6333

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Department of Africana Studies
Assistant Professor specializing in the areas of African history and people of African descent in the Americas (United States, Caribbean and Latin America) to teach and develop chronological as well as thematic advanced undergraduate and graduate courses. This is a joint line with the Department of History and interest in cross-cultural and interdisciplinary research is expected.
Job ID: 6314

Department of Classics
Assistant/Associate Professor to teach in and direct the nationally renowned, uniquely intensive Latin/Greek Institute summer program. The successful candidate mustbeanactiveresearcherwithexperienceinintensive language teaching in Latin and/or Greek.
Job ID: 6306

Department of English
Assistant Professor of Linguistics to teach various courses in linguistics (phonology, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics), ESL,and composition as well as courses in the "language" area of our English M.A. program. Expertise in corpus linguistics, sociolinguistics or composition/rhetoric is particularly welcome (although other areas of specialization will be considered).
Job ID: 6322

Department of History
Assistant Professor/Historian of Medieval Europe to teach chronological and thematic courses that range from the Middle Ages to the early modern era as well as more advanced undergraduate and graduate courses in his/her area of interest.
Job ID: 6323

Department of Judaic Studies
Assistant Professor in late antiquity and rabbinics to teach at the undergraduate and graduate level.Active research and continuing publications are preconditions for appointment. Preference will be given to a specialist in Judaism in late antiquity who is fluent in post-biblical Jewish literature,Jewish Hellenistic literature, the Dead-Sea Scrolls,and can teach courses in Talmud, rabbinics, Jewish law, and related materials covering Jewish intellectual history from the Second Temple period through the early medieval period.
Job ID: 6325

Library
Instructor or Assistant Professor/Outreach Specialist to develop and deliver instructional programs often incorporating new technologies. ALA accredited master's degree in Library and Information Science and experience in an academic, research, or large public library. A second graduate degree is required for appointment above the rank of instructor.
Job ID: 6453

Department of Political Science
Assistant Professor/International Relations Specialist engaged in research in International Relations - preferably international relations theory, conflict studies, and/or human security studies. We are especially interested in candidates who work in these areas with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa or China/East Asia.
Job ID: 6329

Assistant Professor/American Politics Specialist
engaged in research on American political institutions (including, but not limited to, Congress, the presidency, political parties, and interest groups) state and local politics, public policy and/or public administration. Candidates who work in these areas with a focus on race and ethnicity are highly preferred.
Job ID: 6330

Department of Speech Communications Arts & Science
Lecturer in Speech Pathology to teach clinically based undergraduate and graduate courses in communication disorders, and supervises graduate clinical practicum; conduct clinical seminars and conduct visits to off-campus clinical externship sites. Clinical doctorate or masters in speech-language pathology and CCC-SLP is highly preferred. NYS license or eligibility and a minimum of 10 years of experience are required.
Job ID: 6312

SCHOOL OF NATURAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Department of Anthropology and Archeology
Assistant Professor in Physical Anthropology to teach introductory, intermediate, and advanced undergraduate courses in physical anthropology.A research program in anatomy/osteology and forensic anthropology is essential.
Job ID: 6315

Department of Biology
Assistant Professor in Molecular Cell Biology to develop an independent research program and teach at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral level.Any area of molecular biology research will be considered, including prokaryote and eukaryote microbiology and especially those incorporating genomics and bioinformatics.
Job ID: 6316

Department of Chemistry
Assistant Professor (2 positions available) to teach undergraduate and graduate research (Ph.D./M.S.) courses. All areas of experimental and theoretical research will be considered, but preference will be given to bio/medical/pharmaceutical chemistry and environmental chemistry.
Job ID: 6317

Department of Computer and Information Science
Assistant Professor of Multimedia Computing to teach introductory and advanced undergraduate and/or graduate courses in graphics, gaming, robotics and multi-media, as well as other courses in computer science. The selected candidate will also help develop multimedia courses and curricula for the department.
Job ID: 6320

Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences
Chairperson of the Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences to develop and fund an active research program. This position is at the associate or full level with limited teaching responsibilities. The selected candidate should have experience as an administrator in an urban college and experience in the areas of strategic planning and curriculum revision. Familiarity with ACEND & CEPH is highly preferred.
Job ID: 6309

Department of Mathematics
Assistant Professor with research interest in applicable mathematics, preferably in actuarial mathematics, numerical analysis and nonlinear differential equations, or dynamical system, to take leadership in supervising students in one or both or our new B.S. programs in actuarial mathematics and applied mathematics.
Job ID: 6326

Department of Physical Education & Exercise Science
Assistant/Associate Professor to teach in the Physical Education programs, pursue physical education-oriented scholarly/creative activities and provide service-related support to the campus community. Preference will be given to those with prior experience with physical education teacher education preparation.
Job ID: 6415

Distinguished Lecturer with an extensive record of external funding in an area related to physical activity and exercise science as well as experience teaching and supervising higher education students to teach at the undergraduate and graduate levels. A master's degree is preferred.
Job ID: 6414

Lecturer to teach exclusively Anatomy and Physiology I/II lecture and lab courses. Preference will be given to those candidates with a doctoral degree and prior experience teaching a system-based anatomy/physiology course sequence.
Job ID: 6311

Department of Physics
Assistant Professor with expertise in various fields of physics, including, but not limited to, biophysics, condensed matter physics, and atomic and optical physics to teach at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
Job ID: 6327

Department of Psychology
Assistant Professor whose research interests focus on emotion and are integrative with traditional content areas such as cognition, development, health, interpersonal behavior, and/or neuroscience to teach courses that relate to the candidate's professional background. The selected individual will participate in the CUNY Psychology Doctoral program.
Job ID: 6331

Assistant/Associate Professor of Organizational
Psychology to teach undergraduate and graduate courses and participate in the CUNY Psychology Doctoral program. Preference will be given to candidates with a strong background in social psychology, organizational behavior, human resource management, group dynamics, or decision processes.
Job ID: 6308

SCHOOL OF VISUAL, MEDIA AND PERFORMING ARTS

Conservatory of Music
Assistant Professor in Woodwind Performance - (in one of these areas: flute, clarinet, oboe, or bassoon) to teach, recruit, and maintain an undergraduate and graduate instrumental studio, coach chamber ensembles, lead woodwind and orchestral literature classes, and performance-related seminars. master's in woodwind performance, D.M.A. preferred.
Job ID: 6321

Department of Theater
Assistant Professor to teach undergraduate and graduate lighting design courses, and technical theater courses related to lighting design and stagecraft. M.F.A in stage design and prior university teaching and professional lighting design experience is required. United Scenic Artist membership is desirable.
Job ID: 6334

All appointments are subject to financial availability. The College offers a competitive salary and an excellent fringe benefits package.

All applications must be submitted online. For complete job descriptions, deadlines and application instructions pleaseseebrooklyn.cuny.edu/faculty2013

No email or hardcopy applications will be accepted.

Brooklyn College is actively building a diverse academic community that fosters an inclusive environment and therefore encourages a broad spectrum of candidates - including women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, and veterans to apply.

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