Assistant Professor

Morgan State University; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 63,750 - 86,250; Full time

Job summary

Morgan State University invites applications for an Assistant Professor position in the Department of Sociology. The role focuses on teaching undergraduate courses, conducting research, and contributing to department service in a research-intensive environment.

The candidate should have a PhD in Sociology or Anthropology, a record of publications, and demonstrated experience mentoring underserved student populations.

Qualifications

• PhD in Sociology or Anthropology from an accredited institution.
• Professional publications.
• Teaching experience at undergraduate level.
• Experience mentoring underserved populations.

Responsibilities

• Teach four courses per semester.
• Serve on at least one departmental committee.
• Submit at least one professional paper for publication annually.
• Present one paper at a professional conference annually.
• Advise at least six undergraduate students.

Skills

Teaching

Mentoring

Qualitative methods

Education

PhD in Sociology or Anthropology

Job description

Posting Summary

Job Title: Assistant Professor

Division: Division of Academic Affairs

Department: Department of Sociology

Work Status: Full Time

Position Category: Faculty

Faculty Rank: Assistant Professor

FLSA: Exempt

Pay Range: $75,000 / year

Fund Source: State Support

Job Summary

Candidate will teach courses as per Morgan contract; generally 4 courses per semester with a possible reduced load in the first two years; conduct research; advise students and serve on committees in the department. In addition, the candidate will have advanced research skills preferably in qualitative methodology, and substantitive research in race, gender, class, collective action and public sociology.

Job Duties

• Teach four courses per semester.
• Serve on at least one departmental committee.
• Submit at least one professional paper for publication annually.
• Present one paper at a professional conference annually.
• Serve as advisor for at least 6 undergraduate students.

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities & Other Characteristics

Knowledge of sociological theory and practice. Knowledge of sociological methods, either quantitative or qualitative or both. Teaching experience at the undergraduate level required, graduate level optional. Ability and desire to mentor minority students.

Required Minimum Qualifications

• PhD in Sociology or Anthropology from an accredited tertiary institution.
• Professional publications.
• Teaching experience.
• Experience mentoring of underserved populations.

Other Preferences for Consideration

• Research interests compatible with the department’s concentrations.
• Evidence of a defined research agenda.