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Multiple Faculty Positions -- University of New Orleans -- Louisiana
The University of New Orleans seeks applications for faculty positions for
the 2008-2009 academic year. UNO is an SREB Four-Year 2 institution, a
Carnegie Doctoral/Research University-Intensive, and a COC/SACS Level VI
institution, with 11,500 students enjoying a broad range of academic
programs nearly one-quarter of which are at the master's or doctoral
level. Culturally, socially, economically, and intellectually, the
University of New Orleans is one of the major assets of the City of New
Orleans and the State of Louisiana. Excellence in teaching,
research/creative activity and service is expected of all faculty members.
For more information about the university, please visit our Web site at
http://www.uno.edu. Application Procedures: To apply for any open
position, go to http://hrm.uno.edu/employment and follow the instructions
on how to complete an application. If you have questions, please contact
Academic Affairs at [log in to unmask] Review of applications begins
December 1, 2007 and will continue until the positions are fi lled.
Terminal degree in the appropriate fi eld from an accredited college or
university is expected by appointment date for all positions unless
otherwise indicated. All faculty positions advertised are tenure-track at
the assistant/associate rank unless otherwise indicated. Rank and salary
are commensurate with education and experience. Positions are available
in:Accounting, Assistant ProfessorEconomics and Finance, Assistant
Professor (2 positions)Management (Production/Operations Management),
Assistant Professor Marketing, Assistant ProfessorCurriculum and
Instruction (English Education, Science Education, Social Studies
Education, 3 positions), Assistant ProfessorEducational Leadership,
Counseling and Foundations, (Educational Leadership, Counselor Education,
Educational Research), Assistant Professor (5 positions)Special Education
and Habilitative Services, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice
Electrical Engineering (Computer engineering, power systems, and/or power
electronics), All ranksNaval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Northrop
Grumman Endowed Chair in Shipbuilding and EngineeringNaval Architecture and
Marine Engineering (Marine Hydrodynamics), Assistant/Associate
ProfessorEnglish (American Literature, Nonfi ction Writing), All ranks (2
positions)Film, Theatre, Communication Arts (Film Postproduction,
Screenwriting), Assistant Professor/Artist-in-Residence (2 positions)Fine
Arts (Studio/Imaging, Studio/Open, Art History/Contemporary Art),
Assistant Professor/Artistin-Residence (3 positions)Geography (Geographic
Information Science), Assistant ProfessorLatin American Studies, The
Zemurray Endowed Chair in Latin American Studies, Advanced Associate or
Professor in social science fi eldMusic (Music Education Technology,
Assistant Professor; Jazz Studies) All ranks Planning and Urban Studies
(Land Use and Environmental Planning), Assistant Professor Political
Science (U.S. Politics and Policy, Public Law, Comparative Politics,
International Relations), Assistant Professor (4 positions)Sociology
(Quantitative Methods, Statistics, Deviance/Criminology/Social Justice),
Assistant Professor Transportation Studies (Transportation Planning and
Policy), Assistant or Associate Professor Advanced Materials Research
Institute (Materials Science), Assistant Professor Biological Sciences,
(Ecology/Evolutionary Biology, Physiology, Biochemistry/Molecular
Biology), Assistant Professor (3 positions)Chemistry (Medicinal
Chemistry), Assistant Professor (2-3 positions)Computer Science (Computer
Security/Bioinformatics, Biomedical Informatics), Assistant Professor (2
positions)Earth and Environmental Sciences (Petroleum Geologist,
Environmental Ecologist), Assistant Professor (2 positions)Psychology
(Applied Biopsychology), Assistant Professor (2 positions)Earl K. Long
Library (Instruction Librarian, Digital Initiatives, Systems Librarian),
Assistant Librarian (3 positions)The University of New Orleans, a
culturally diverse university, is an equal opportunity, affirmative action
educational institution and employer. Women, ethnic minorities, and persons
with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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