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Teaching assignments will be primarily in upper-level courses among our offerings in physical and analytical chemistry, including both lecture and laboratory courses, depending on departmental needs. The Department Chair will make specific course assignments each semester. Duties will include preparation of course materials, presentation of topics, coordination of GTAs, grading, assisting students individually, and other activities as may be required to accomplish the instructional function.

Possession of a Ph.D. in chemistry or an appropriate related discipline at time of appointment. Experience in teaching at the collegiate level.

Experience with teaching in a large university environment.

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Exempt: Not eligible for overtime

Regular

Commensurate with experience

40 hours - exempt position

The successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.

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