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Assistant Professor of Biology
The Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at St. Thomas Aquinas College invites applications for a tenure track position starting Fall 2008

Qualifications: Prefer earned doctorate in biology; ABD near completion considered; a commitment to teaching and excellent communication skills

Responsibilities: Teach undergraduate courses in General Biology, Genetics and Biochemistry and instruct labs; advise students; engage in scholarship.

Application process: A cover letter, curriculum vitae, all graduate transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy and three letters of recommendation should be sent to the following:
Dr. MaryEllen Ferraro, Chairperson, Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences  FAX:  845-398-4224

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until position is filled

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Cheerleading Coach
Part Time Position during Academic Year (Sept.-May).  Primarily evening hours: 10-12 hours/week.  Coach provides leadership and supervision of cheerleading squad, including selecting and training squad members; creating and implementing routines; scheduling, coordinatating and participatating in judging try-outs; assisting in development & maintenance of budget; purchasing and maintaining equipment. Individual must have Cheerleading Safety Certification from AACCA; Bachelor’s degree; knowledge of cheerleading activities, including spirit motivation and cheering routines.  Must possess valid driver’s license.  Submit letter of application, resume, and names/address of three professional references to Mr. Charles Pryor, Director of Student Activities.  FAX:  845-398-4151

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Technology Specialist
Full Time position.  Avail. Immed. Peforms work supporting the administration of the Oracle database environments utilized by SungardHe Banner systems and related packages and in support of PC based computer information systems and related packages.  Specific duties include troubleshooting, responding to  help desk service calls , computer set ups, installation of software, coordination of Banner patches and updates, on call and off hour support. Will also assist with training of faculty & staff in use of technology and programs available on campus.  BS with strong background in Computer Science preferred.  Oracle Database Administration a plus.  Requires knowledge of PC, Windows XP and Vista, excellent communication skills.  Submit application, letter of interest, and names/address of three professional references to Mr. J. Donini, VP, Administration.

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Assistant Professor
Graphic Design professional for a tenure track position as Assistant Professor.  Position begins in Spring 2009 or Fall 2009.

Candidate must have an MFA in Graphic Design and proficiency in Mac OSX, Dreamweaver, Flash and Adobe Creative Suite and will be expected to teach studio courses, including theory, typography, web design, and print production.  Teaching experience beyond graduate assistantships preferred, but recent MFA graduates encouraged to apply. Please submit visual portfolio of recent professional work, samples of student work (if available), C.V. with three references (at least one of which addresses teaching), statement of teaching philosophy, and letter of application to:  Dr. R. Murray, Chair, Humanities Division

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Assistant Professor of Criminology/Sociology
The Division of Social Sciences invites applications for Assistant Professor of Criminology/Sociology, tenure-track. Position will begin in Spring 2009, but the search will remain open until a successful candidate is identified. The chosen candidate will be expected to take an active role in the growth of the criminal justice major. We are particularly interested in candidates who can teach courses in policing, courts and the legal system, and law and society. Minimum qualifications for the position are a Ph.D. in criminology/criminal justice or sociology and college-level teaching experience. The course load is 4 three-credit sections per semester and may include introductory sociology, law and society or research methods. Priority will be given to candidates who demonstrate they can combine applied and theoretical emphases in their teaching. Candidates representing diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Please send curriculum vitae, cover letter, 3 letters of reference, sample syllabi, and a Statement of Teaching Philosophy: until the position is filled to: Dr. Stacy Sewell, Chair, Division of Social Sciences.

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Assistant Professor of Teacher Education
The Division of Teacher Education at St. Thomas Aquinas College, an NCATE accredited institution, invites applications for a tenure track position starting Spring 2007 or Fall 2008.

Qualifications: Prefer earned doctorate in special education with emphasis in research based reading practices; ABD near completion considered. Will consider earned doctorate in a closely related field. K-12 teaching experience essential.

Responsibilities: Teach graduate and undergraduate courses with a focus in mild/moderate disabilities, advise graduate and undergraduate students, engage in scholarship, and work collaboratively on program development and evaluation.

Application process: A cover letter, curriculum vitae, all graduate transcripts, statement of teaching philosophy and three letters of recommendation should be sent to the following:
Dr. Elsa Acosta, Chair of Search Committee, Division of Teacher Education

Review of applications will continue until position is filled.

 

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Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
Full-time tenure-track position available Fall 2009. The Division of Humanities is seeking a generalist to teach a variety of Religious Studies courses from a historical and/or sociological perspective. Preference will be given to candidates who are prepared to teach courses on the history and traditions of the Catholic Church and courses on non-Western religions. Teaching load will include, but not be limited to, Religious Studies courses offered to students who are in the process of fulfilling their General Education requirements. Ph.D. in Religious Studies and college teaching experience. Review of applications will continue until position is filled. Please send cover letter, curriculum vitae, statement of teaching philosophy, and three letters of recommendation, at least one of which addresses your teaching, to Dr. Robert Murray, Chairperson, Division of Humanities

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