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Mathematics Education:
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Northern
Michigan University invites applications for a tenure-track position
in Mathematics Education at the rank of Assistant Professor
beginning in fall, 2009. The successful applicant must possess an Ed.D. or a Ph.D. in Mathematics Education or related field, and
should have K-12 teaching or supervisory experience. ABD's will be
considered if substantial progress toward completion of the
degree has been made prior to employment. (An ABD would be hired at
the Instructor level pending completion of the terminal degree.)
Applicants with specialized interests in any level of
Mathematics Education are encouraged to apply. Experience or
interest in teaching on-line is desirable.
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Northern
Michigan University prepares students for professional careers in
mathematics, mathematics education, and computer science, while
providing service and liberal studies courses for the broader
university community. The department offers bachelor's degrees in
mathematics, mathematics education, and computer science, and a
Master of Science degree in mathematics education. In addition, the
department contributes to the professional development and
continuing education of K-12 mathematics teachers in the region. The
department faculty includes five mathematics educators among a
professorial staff of twenty-two. The secondary mathematics
education program is housed in the department; mathematics educators
also teach mathematics content and methods courses for elementary
teachers. For more information about the Department of Mathematics
and Computer Science, see
http://math.nmu.edu/.
Northern Michigan University is a comprehensive institution of over
9,500 students located in the city of Marquette on the shore of Lake
Superior. Marquette is a community of approximately 20,000 and is
the cultural, commercial, medical and governmental center of
Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula. The region offers unexcelled
outdoor recreational opportunities in all seasons. Convenient
access to the Upper Midwest's major population centers of Chicago,
Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Detroit is available through Sawyer
International Airport.
The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate
mathematics and mathematics education courses; work with local
schools and faculty; advise undergraduate and master's degree
students; and demonstrate the potential to be an active
professional, researcher, and scholar.
Applicants should include a complete resume; letter of application;
transcripts; and the names, addresses (including e-mail), and
telephone numbers of three references. Nominations are welcomed and
should be submitted as early as possible. Application materials
should be sent to: Dr. G. Jailan Zalmai, Head, Department of
Mathematics and Computer Science, Northern Michigan University, 1401
Presque Isle Ave., Marquette, Michigan 49855-5340, (906) 227-2020.
E-mail Address: math_cs@nmu.edu. For additional information see
http://www.nmu.edu/employment.
Review of applications will begin on December 1, 2008. Position is
contingent upon final funding.
NMU
is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer and is strongly
committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty.
Department Head:
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Fall 2009 Tenured, Full Professor
Northern Michigan University invites
nominations and applications for a position as head of the
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. The department,
with twenty-two full-time faculty members, offers undergraduate
programs in mathematics, computer science, and mathematics
education, and provides service and liberal studies for the broader
university community. A master's program in mathematics education
is offered, and a graduate program in modern applied mathematics is
being developed. Exceptional benefits and a competitive salary are
offered.
The candidate must have an earned doctorate in one of the
department's disciplines (mathematics, computer science, or
mathematics education), a solid record of successful college
teaching, and a strong record of scholarly/creative research and
publication sufficient for appointment as full professor with
tenure. The candidate must provide evidence of effective
administrative, interpersonal, and communication skills, and have
experience in program development. The multidisciplinary nature of
the department has long been one of the department's strengths.
Accordingly, the candidate is expected to have broad interests in
the fields of mathematics, computer science, and mathematics
education. Since NMU is a laptop university, the candidate should
have a strong interest in exploring online teaching and the use of
technology in the learning environment by faculty and students.
Responsibilities will include teaching courses in area of expertise,
leading an active research program, representing the department to
the administration and public, working with the Dean to achieve
fundraising goals, and overseeing the daily operations of the
department.
Northern Michigan University is a comprehensive institution of
higher education with 9,300 students located in the city of
Marquette on the shore of Lake Superior in Michigan's beautiful
Upper Peninsula. Marquette is a community of approximately 20,000
and is the cultural, medical, and governmental center of the Upper
Peninsula. The region offers unexcelled outdoor recreational
opportunities in all seasons, and a favorable cost of living. The
University has a faculty of 300 on a 350-acre campus and offers over
135 majors in the academic programs of three undergraduate colleges
and a college of graduate studies. The NMU faculty is an AAUP
bargaining unit.
Initial screening of applicants will begin December 15, 2008, and
will continue until the position is filled. Submit an application
letter, a resume, a vision statement, and the names (including
telephone numbers, FAX numbers, and e-mail addresses) of at least
three references to:
Dr. Hal Martin, Chair of the Headship Search Committee
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Northern Michigan University
1401 Presque Isle Avenue
Marquette, MI 49855
(906) 227-2020
(906) 227-2010 (FAX)
For more information, visit NMU’s Home Page at
http://www.nmu.edu or the department's Web site at
http://math.nmu.edu or e-mail us at math_cs@nmu.edu. Electronic
Submissions will not be accepted
NMU is an equal
opportunity, affirmative action employer and is strongly committed
to increasing the diversity of its faculty. |
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