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The Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation at Utah State
University is pleased to announce a tenure-track position at the rank of
associate or full professor in Exercise Science. Candidates with an emphasis
in Biomechanics are encouraged to apply. Details of the position can be
viewed at http://jobs.usu.edu and a summary of the announcement can be found
below.
Position Summary
A tenure-track (nine-month) position is available in Physical Education in
the Exercise Science Track with an emphasis in strength and conditioning,
biomechanics, or exercise physiology. Candidates should have a specialty in
one of the three emphasis areas. Department faculty work in a three
curriculum department that emphasizes research, teaching and service.
Responsibilities
Establish a research agenda which includes grant proposal writing and
publishing high quality research in area of expertise.
Teach undergraduate or graduate courses in area of expertise.
Serve and chair graduate student committees provide service to community,
university, state and profession.
Salary
Salary is nationally competitive and includes an excellent benefits package.
Starting Date
August 2008
Application Deadline
Review of applications will begin December 1, 2007 and continue until the
position is filled.
Application Procedures
To apply, submit an online application at http://jobs.usu.edu
and attach a letter of application, curriculum vita, and three letters of
reference.
Questions may be directed to Dr. John Kras at (435) 797-3881 or
johnkras@cc.usu.edu
University is pleased to announce a tenure-track position at the rank of
associate or full professor in Exercise Science. Candidates with an emphasis
in Biomechanics are encouraged to apply. Details of the position can be
viewed at http://jobs.usu.edu and a summary of the announcement can be found
below.
Position Summary
A tenure-track (nine-month) position is available in Physical Education in
the Exercise Science Track with an emphasis in strength and conditioning,
biomechanics, or exercise physiology. Candidates should have a specialty in
one of the three emphasis areas. Department faculty work in a three
curriculum department that emphasizes research, teaching and service.
Responsibilities
Establish a research agenda which includes grant proposal writing and
publishing high quality research in area of expertise.
Teach undergraduate or graduate courses in area of expertise.
Serve and chair graduate student committees provide service to community,
university, state and profession.
Salary
Salary is nationally competitive and includes an excellent benefits package.
Starting Date
August 2008
Application Deadline
Review of applications will begin December 1, 2007 and continue until the
position is filled.
Application Procedures
To apply, submit an online application at http://jobs.usu.edu
and attach a letter of application, curriculum vita, and three letters of
reference.
Questions may be directed to Dr. John Kras at (435) 797-3881 or
johnkras@cc.usu.edu