St. John Fisher University, an independent, liberal arts institution in the Catholic tradition located in Rochester, New York, seeks nominations and applications for a tenure track assistant professor in Biology to begin Fall 2023.
Applicants should have a strong commitment to inclusive teaching practices and undergraduate research. The successful candidate’s primary teaching responsibilities will include General Biology III (ecology, animal behavior, population genetics, and environmental science) and possibly General Biology II (organismal biology), with possible contributions to science courses in the areas of ecology, environmental science, sustainability, and/or earth science. Applicants should have an earned Ph.D. in a related field and post-doctoral experience is valued.
Founded in 1948, St. John Fisher University is ranked among the top colleges and universities in the northeast and has a rich history of academic excellence and an outstanding reputation for its commitment to a student-centered, personalized educational environment. The educational philosophy of the founding Basilian Fathers—Teach me goodness, discipline, and knowledge—reflects Fisher’s traditions and values today, and the campus prepares individuals for lives of intellectual, professional, and civic integrity and where diversity and service to others are valued and practiced (www.sjfc.edu).
The School of Arts and Sciences at St John Fisher University serves all undergraduate students through 33 programs, the Core general education curriculum, and pre-professional requirements. The School provides all the liberal arts offerings required for baccalaureate degrees, thus providing critical skills and perspectives across a wide range of disciplines. New faculty will arrive at an exciting time in our University’s history as we launch a new interdisciplinary general education curriculum, and the University looks forward to the transformative impact these faculty will have.
The job opening closes on October 1, 2022.
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