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– Assistant Professor – Conflict Resolution Program - College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences – Fixed-Term
Portland
State University is located in downtown Portland, Oregon
's most diverse community. We are a doctoral granting public
institution enrolling almost 25,000 students with about
23 percent ethnic minorities. Portland State University
is committed to diversity and equality in education and
employment. This commitment is reflected in the Conflict
Resolution Program which affirms the value of cultural diversity.
The
Graduate Conflict Resolution Program has a two-year, fixed-term
opening beginning September 2008. PSU is an AA/EO institution
and, in keeping with its President's diversity initiative,
welcomes applications from diverse candidates and candidates
who support diversity. We particularly encourage members
of historically under-represented groups to apply. The person
who is hired for this fixed-term position may be encouraged
to apply for a tenure-line position, should it become authorized.
Responsibilities
In
addition to teaching nine graduate classes during the academic
year, the position requires serving on graduate student
thesis committees; supervising projects and practicums;
publishing scholarly research; and contributing to the development
of the program, the university, and the conflict resolution
profession.
Minimum
Qualifications
- ABD or doctoral degree
in conflict resolution or directly related academic
field.
- Training in research
methodology
- Record of scholarly publication.
- Teaching experience at
upper-division or graduate levels.
We
seek candidates with research and teaching interests related
to multiculturalism, ethnicity, prejudice and discrimination,
and who can teach classes in Research Methodology as well
as some conflict resolution classes in such areas as: Environment,
Public Policy, Sustainability, Feminism, Religion and Interfaith,
Human Rights, International Economy, Information Technology,
and Analysis of Conflict.
To
Apply
We
request a letter of application which includes the candidate's
experience working with students of diverse backgrounds
and teaching/research interests and strengths. Also required
are current curriculum vitae, with email, mailing address,
and phone contact information; a sample of recent scholarly
writing; and three letters of professional reference.
Mail
all materials to:
Review
of applications begins immediately. The position remains
open until finalists are identified.
Compensation
Salary range is $39,384-45,000, depending on qualifications
and experience. PSU offers an excellent benefits package
which includes fully paid healthcare; a generous retirement
package; and reduced tuition rates for the employee, spouse
or one dependent at any of the Oregon University System
schools.
To
learn more about the conflict resolution program see: www.conflictresolution.pdx.edu
Portland
State University is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity
Institution and, in keeping with the President's diversity
initiative, welcomes applications from diverse candidates
and candidates who support diversity.