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Full Time Faculty Positions
Daniel Webster College is a private, four-year college based in southern
New Hampshire offering professional degrees. For more information about
the College and these and other opportunities, see more in our
About section. Applications will
be reviewed as received. Searches will remain open until appointments have
been made.
Required qualifications: All candidates must demonstrate
a significant level of academic study and/or professional achievement, and
have experience in teaching courses and subjects as specified below. Determination
of rank is commensurate with education and experience and is made at the
time of appointment.
School of
Arts and Sciences
Assistant/Associate
Professor of English/Communications to teach professional writing,
technical writing, public speaking, and first-year composition. Expertise
in WAC desirable. The successful candidate will be responsible for restructuring
the current professional communications curriculum in an institution that
focuses on professional preparation and experiential learning. This is a
new position. PhD preferred.
Assistant
Professor of English/Humanities to teach courses in the areas of
first-year composition, first-year seminar, literature, and global studies.
The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting the citizenship
outcomes of the new General Education program. Experience in Writing Across
the Curriculum a plus. PhD required at time of appointment.
Assistant/Associate
Professor, Mathematics to teach undergraduate courses in mathematics.
Ability and interest in teaching science or engineering courses is a plus.
The successful candidate will possess an earned doctorate in Mathematics
or closely allied field; The College offers several different math tracks
designed to meet the needs of the various majors at the College. Math courses
range from remedial algebra to differential equations and linear algebra
with introduction to numerical methods. Teaching responsibilities for this
position will primarily focus on the upper-level math courses. However,
the person who fills this position will also be asked to provide leadership
in refining the objectives of the various math tracks and developing and
implementing effective outcome measurement tools.
Candidates should submit a letter of application addressing the criteria
listed, curriculum vitae, and names and telephone numbers of three professional
references to:
academicaffairs@dwc.edu
Or mail to:
Daniel Webster College
Arts and Sciences Search
Office for Academic Affairs
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063
School of Business, Management, and Professional Studies
Assistant Professor of Business (Accounting)
The DWC College of Business, Management, and Professional
Studies seeks applications for a full-time faculty member to teach
undergraduate and graduate courses in Accounting as well as principle
courses in Economics and Business Management.
The position will be available for Fall 2008.
Required qualifications:
Applicants must possess an MBA; an earned doctorate is
preferred. ABD candidates will be considered. Rank is commensurate with experience.
Responsibilities for the position:
Other responsibilities include advisement of students enrolled in
the College of Business, Management, and Professional Studies. The DWC
curricula emphasize the integration of theory and practice and we look
for faculty with applied backgrounds to bring their experiences into the
classroom. Successful applicants will demonstrate a willingness to
serve the college community and a dedication to their own professional
development.
Daniel Webster College is a private, growing, four-year college
offering professional degrees. For additional information about the
College and these and other employment opportunities, visit our home
page at http://www.dwc.edu.
Applications will be reviewed as received. The position will remain
open until the appropriate candidate has been hired. Candidates should
submit a letter of application addressing the criteria listed,
curriculum vitae, and names and telephone numbers of three professional
references to:
Daniel Webster College
Business and Management Faculty Search
c/o Office for Academic Affairs
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063
OR email:
academicaffairs@dwc.edu
School of Engineering
and Computer Science
The College has joined the international CDIO collaborative (http://www.cdio.org/)
and is developing a curriculum that emphasizes theoretical understanding,
communication skills, and concurrent engineering design. Our engineering
program philosophy statement can be found at
http://www.dwc.edu/academics/EngSci/philosophy_statement.shtml.
We seek faculty who are devoted to teaching and mentoring undergraduates
and who can contribute vision, energy and leadership, and are eager to play
a creative role in developing and implementing the new engineering programs.
Rank will be commensurate with experience.
Assistant/Associate
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
The Daniel Webster College Engineering, Math and Science (EMS)
Division seeks applications for a full-time faculty member to teach
undergraduate courses in areas of mechanical engineering such as system
modeling, robotics (including vision), automation, thermal systems
design, and manufacturing engineering.
The successful candidate will possess a BS as well as an earned
doctorate or ABD in Mechanical Engineering or closely allied field;
English language communication skills needed to interact effectively
with students and colleagues; demonstrated excellence in teaching and
leadership (Candidates for the rank of Assistant Professor will
demonstrate potential for excellence in teaching and leadership.); legal
eligibility to work in the United States.
Desired qualifications are: strong experimental and lab development
experience; broad understanding of the field of mechanical engineering;
relevant industrial experience; the ability to teach introductory-level
undergraduate courses in physics and/or upper-level engineering math
courses, as well as an interest in teaching such courses is a plus.
Rank is commensurate with experience.
The School of Engineering and Computer Science is planning to fill two new faculty positions this
year as it expands its AS engineering programs to BS programs in
aeronautical engineering and mechanical engineering. The College has
joined the international CDIO collaborative (http://www.cdio.org/index.html)
and is developing a curriculum that emphasizes theoretical
understanding, communication skills, and concurrent engineering design.
Our engineering program philosophy statement can be found at
http://www.dwc.edu/academics/EngSci/philosophy_statement.shtml. We
seek faculty who are devoted to teaching and mentoring undergraduates
and who can contribute vision, energy and leadership, and are eager to
play a creative role in developing and implementing the new engineering
programs.
Positions will remain open until the appropriate candidates have been
hired. Candidates should submit a letter of application addressing the
criteria listed, curriculum vitae, and names and telephone numbers of
three professional references to:
Daniel Webster College
Engineering Faculty Search
Office for Academic Affairs
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063
OR email to:
academicaffairs@dwc.edu
Assistant/Associate
Professor of Aeronautical Engineering
The Daniel Webster College Engineering, Math and Science (EMS)
Division seeks applications for a full-time faculty member to teach
undergraduate courses in aeronautical engineering.
The successful candidate will possess a BS as well as an earned
doctorate or ABD in Aeronautical Engineering or closely allied field;
English language communication skills needed to interact effectively
with students and colleagues; demonstrated excellence in teaching and
leadership (Candidates for the rank of Assistant Professor will
demonstrate potential for excellence in teaching and leadership.); legal
eligibility to work in the United States.
Desired qualifications are: strong experimental and lab development
experience; broad understanding of the field of aeronautical
engineering; expertise in propulsion; relevant industrial experience;
the ability to teach introductory-level undergraduate courses in physics
and/or upper-level engineering math courses, as well as an interest in
teaching such courses is a plus.
Rank is commensurate with experience.
The School of Engineering and Computer Science is planning to fill two new faculty positions this
year as it expands its AS engineering programs to BS programs in
aeronautical engineering and mechanical engineering. The College has
joined the international CDIO collaborative (http://www.cdio.org/index.html)
and is developing a curriculum that emphasizes theoretical
understanding, communication skills, and concurrent engineering design.
Our engineering program philosophy statement can be found at
http://www.dwc.edu/academics/EngSci/philosophy_statement.shtml. We
seek faculty who are devoted to teaching and mentoring undergraduates
and who can contribute vision, energy and leadership, and are eager to
play a creative role in developing and implementing the new engineering
programs.
Positions will remain open until the appropriate candidates have been
hired. Candidates should submit a letter of application addressing the
criteria listed, curriculum vitae, and names and telephone numbers of
three professional references to:
Daniel Webster College
Engineering Faculty Search
Office for Academic Affairs
20 University Drive, Nashua, NH 03063
OR email to:
academicaffairs@dwc.edu
Two
Assistant Professors of Computer Science
The Computer Science Division seeks two faculty members who can contribute
vision, energy and leadership, eager to play a creative role in furthering
curriculum development at a college where one person can truly make a difference.
The DWC curricula emphasize the integration of theory and practice and we
look for faculty with applied backgrounds to bring their experiences into
the classroom. Successful applicants will demonstrate a willingness
to serve the college community and a dedication to their own professional
development. The positions are at the assistant/associate professor
level, with primary responsibilities in teaching undergraduate courses and
curriculum development for new program initiatives at the undergraduate,
continuing studies, graduate levels. Qualifications include a Ph.D. in computer
science, information systems, gaming & robotics or closely allied field
and excellence in teaching and leadership. Responsibilities include teaching
and managing academic content of the computer science courses; gaming, simulation
and robotics courses; and information systems courses in the traditional
day and evening programs. Located in the “silicon valley” of the Northeast,
both faculty and students have outstanding opportunities to work with industry
partnerships. More information about the department and the programs is
available at
http://www.dwc.edu/admissions/programs/computersci.shtml.
Division of Aviation
Director
MBA for Aviation Professionals and
Assistant/Associate
Professor in Aviation Management - New position available for appointment
Fall, 2008.
The Aviation Division of Daniel Webster College seeks applications for
a full-time faculty member to direct and grow its online MBA for Aviation
Professionals and to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in aviation
management.
The Aviation Division operates the largest comprehensive aviation programs
in the Northeast, offering AABI-accredited undergraduate programs in Aviation
Management, Aviation Flight Operations and Air Traffic Management and, in
partnership with the Business and Management Division, the MBA for Aviation
Professionals. We seek faculty who are committed to teaching and mentoring
undergraduates and who can contribute energy and innovation in curriculum
and program development at a college where one person can truly make a difference.
Other responsibilities include active involvement in personal scholarship,
advising of students and participation in the life of the College. The DWC
curricula emphasize the integration of theory and practice and we look for
faculty with applied backgrounds to bring their experiences into the classroom.
Candidates for this position must demonstrate a significant level of academic
study and/or professional achievement in aviation management, should have
an earned doctorate in a related field, extensive management experience,
and experience in online instruction.
Candidates should submit a letter of application addressing the criteria
listed, curriculum vitae, and names and telephone numbers of three professional
references to:
aviationsearch@dwc.edu
OR by mail to:
Daniel Webster College
Aviation Management Faculty Search
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063
Instructor
or Assistant/Associate Professor in Aviation Flight Operations
The Aviation Division of Daniel Webster College seeks applications for permanent
faculty appointment as Instructor or Assistant/Associate Professor with
principal assignment in Aviation Flight Operations.
The Aviation Division offers AABI-accredited undergraduate
programs in Aviation Flight Operations, Aviation Management, and Air Traffic
Management and, in partnership with the Business and Management Division,
the MBA for Aviation Professionals. We seek faculty who are committed to
teaching and mentoring undergraduates and who can contribute energy and
innovation in curriculum and program development at a college where one
person can truly make a difference. Other responsibilities include active
involvement in personal scholarship, advising of students and participation
in the life of the College. The DWC curricula emphasize the integration
of theory and practice and we look for faculty with applied backgrounds
to bring their experiences into the classroom.
Candidates for appointment as Assistant/Associate Professor
must demonstrate a significant level of academic study and/or achievement
in professional flight operations, and must have an earned doctorate or
master’s degree in a related field and significant professional experience
appropriate to the appointment. Candidates for appointment at the rank of
Instructor must have a minimum of three years of flight experience in professional
flight operations, and must have an earned master’s or bachelor’s degree
in a discipline appropriate to the appointment. In addition, candidates
must hold pilot/instructor credentials appropriate to the appointment including
at minimum: Commercial Pilot ASMEL (ATP preferred) AND current Advanced
& Instrument Ground Instructor (Flight Instructor ASME & IA preferred).
Determination of rank is commensurate with education and experience and
made at the time of appointment. Qualification for promotion is required
within six years of appointment.
Applications will be reviewed as received. The positions
will remain open until the appropriate candidates have been hired. Candidates
should submit a letter of application addressing the criteria listed, curriculum
vitae, and contact information for three professional references by electronic
transmission to:
aviationsearch@dwc.edu
OR by mail to:
Daniel Webster College
Aviation Management Faculty Search
20 University Drive
Nashua, NH 03063
Daniel Webster College is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, minorities,
and other underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
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