Assistant Professor, Chemical Education
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Assistant Professor, Chemical Education (6438)
Working Position Title Assistant Professor, Chemical Education (6438)
Classification Title
Position Number
Position Number 00006438
Posting Date
Posting Date 10/21/2024
Closing Date
Priority Review Date
Priority Review Date 11/24/2024
Business Unit Description
Business Unit Description Faculty
Full-Time/Part Time
Full-Time/Part Time Full-Time
FTE
FTE 1.00
Position Status
Position Status Regular
FLSA
FLSA Exempt
Job Code
Job Code 2000
Union Representation
Union Representation Union
Union Code
Union Code N/A
Unit/Department
College/Unit
College/Unit College of LA&S Dean
Division
Division Academic Division
Location
Location FR 319
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Position Summary, Requirements, and Qualifications
Position Summary, Requirements, and Qualifications
Overview
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Northern Illinois University anticipates hiring a tenure-track faculty member in chemical education. The position is a full-time, nine-month appointment at the assistant professor rank. Primary responsibilities include establishing a vigorous, externally funded program in discipline-based education research ( DBER ), teaching introductory chemistry (with the opportunity to teach upper-level courses in the candidate’s area of expertise), and working effectively with NIU’s extensive DBER community . The ideal candidate would also be able to oversee the revamping of general/introductory chemistry courses. Other responsibilities include mentoring and supporting students from diverse backgrounds in research projects and service to the department, college, university, and community. NIU and the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry value accessibility, diversity, equity, and inclusion ( ADEI ). We expect candidates to value these principles and to serve as active participants and allies in working toward ADEI initiatives. NIU is a public research university in DeKalb, an affordable and growing community that is within commuting distance from the Chicago and Rockford metropolitan areas. Our 15,000+ student body is diverse, with many first-generation, racially, and culturally diverse students. NIU prides itself on student-centered approaches to teaching and research and has social mobility, equity, and inclusion at the heart of its mission. Recently, NIU was nationally recognized as a top college for diversity and LGBTQ+ students and has been named one of the Great Colleges to Work For three years. Our research programs utilize nearby, world-class resources like Argonne National Laboratory. The proximity of DeKalb to Chicago provides easy access to Chicago’s research and technology corridor, the arts, and extensive nature preserves and parks.
Position Summary
The Assistant Professor of Chemical Education will be responsible for establishing a vigorous, externally funded program in discipline-based education research ( DBER ), teaching introductory chemistry (with the opportunity to teach upper-level courses in the candidate’s area of expertise), and working effectively with NIU’s extensive DBER community .
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Establish a vigorous, externally funded program in discipline-based education research
- Teach undergraduate courses in chemistry for majors and non-majors;
- Mentor student research projects;
- Work collaboratively with the extensive DBER community on campus;
- Serve effectively at the department, college, and university levels, as well as with the community.
Minimum Required Qualifications
- Doctorate in chemistry or a related field;
- Demonstrated research and publication record in peer-reviewed journals.
Additional Requirements
- Ability to teach undergraduate courses in chemistry.
Preferred Qualifications&