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William Paterson University

Location: WayneNJ 07470 Document ID: AB414-4A1S Posted on: 2017-10-2010/20/2017 Job Type: Regular

Job Schedule:Full-time
Minimum Education: Not Specified2017-11-19
 

Asst/Assoc Professor, Communication Disorders

Open until filled; however, priority considerations will be given to complete applications received by December 29, 2017. 

Target Start Date:  Fall 2018 

Available Titles:   Assistant/Associate Professor (Tenure-track 10-month position commensurate with experience and rank criteria.)

Preferred Specialty Area: Neurological and Speech Disorder

 

Invitation to Apply:  

Join an energetic campus community and distinguished communication disorders and sciences faculty where excellence is reflected in mission, diversity and student success.  At William Paterson University, you will enjoy a cross-cultural teaching experience at all levels of our curriculum: undergraduate and graduate levels. 

The diversity of our student population reflects the State of New Jersey’s demographic composition. As such, we are the third most diverse public university in New Jersey and as a longstanding member of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) have been designated by the U.S. Department of Education as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.  In addition, we enroll nearly 11,000 students from across the country and from over 40 nations.  The University sits on a beautiful, 370-acre suburban campus in Wayne, New Jersey, just twenty miles west of New York City.

The Communication Disorders and Sciences Department and Speech and Hearing Clinic are located in the new, state-of-the-art University Hall. The building includes a teaching and research facility, 16 general-use classrooms serving a minimum of 4,000 students per semester, as well as specialized classrooms and clinical spaces. For more information about our programs, we encourage you to visit the Communication Disorders and Sciences Department and Clinic's webpage. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Opportunities to Contribute: Teaching, Research, Scholarship, Service and Clinic Supervision

The Ideal Candidate:

·         Supports student success

·         Collaborates with peers

·         Thinks innovatively and creatively

·         Freely offers expertise and meaningful feedback

·         Enjoys challenge and opportunities to make an impact

·         Thrives in a cooperative environment

·         Is dedicated to excellence

Qualifications:

·         Ph.D. in Communication Disorders or a related field required; Ph.D. in SLP preferred.

·         ABD candidates will be considered at the rank of Instructor with evidence of completion of doctoral degree no later than March 1, 2019.   If degree requirements have not been completed by the above date, the faculty member will not be reappointed for the academic year beginning September 2019.

·         ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in SLP and eligibility for NJ SLP license preferred.

·         Expertise in neurological and speech disorders preferred, although all areas of expertise will be considered. A substantial body of scholarship would be expected for consideration at the associate professor rank.

To Apply:  Please go to:

https://wpunj.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=8&job=assistant-associate-professor-communication-disorders-and-sciences.

Interested candidates will be prompted to:

·         Complete an application 

·         Submit a cover letter & CV

·         Provide names/contacts of three professional references.  

If you have any general questions related to this search, please contact the committee chair, Betty Kollia, PhD, at kolliab@wpunj.edu.

 

William Paterson University is an equal opportunity employer that actively values and supports diversity among faculty, staff and students. Women, minorities, and members of under-represented groups are encouraged to apply.