Associate Teaching Professor of Geology

William and Mary https:/jobs.wm.edu/postings/61994; Williamsburg (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The College of William & Mary invites applications for a 4-year, non-tenure track Associate Teaching Professor in the Department/Program of Geology. Start date August 10, 2027.

The successful candidate will teach introductory geology courses and other undergraduate offerings, including potential field-based GEOL 310, with a 3-3 teaching load. A Master’s degree is required in Geology, Earth and Environmental Science, or a related field, and the applicant must have 18 graduate credits in Geology

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Geology, Earth and Environmental Science or related field.
• 18 graduate credits completed in Geology, Earth and Environmental Science, or related field.
• Ability to teach Introductory Geology and other lecture, lab, and seminar-style courses in the applicant's area of expertise.

Responsibilities

• Teach introductory geology courses for undergraduate students (lecture and lab).
• Contribute to curriculum updates and general education course offerings.
• Possibly participate in Regional Field Geology (GEOL 310) field experiences.

Skills

Intro geology teaching

Course development

Education

Master's degree in Geology or related field

Job description

The Department/Program of Geology at William & Mary, a public university of the Commonwealth of Virginia, invites applications for a 4-year, non-tenure track Associate Teaching Professor instructional position that will begin August 10, 2027. This full-time teaching faculty appointment carries a service component commensurate with rank and comes with the possibility of ongoing renewals and a framework for promotion per the Teaching Faculty Framework.

We seek an individual with expertise in and enthusiasm for teaching introductory geology courses. The successful applicant will have the expertise to teach in both undergraduate lecture-based and lab-based geology courses. Additional teaching expectations will include undergraduate courses in the applicant’s area of expertise that contribute to the geology curriculum and/or general education requirements. The applicant may also contribute to our Regional Field Geology (GEOL 310), which is a field-based course that brings undergraduate students to a selected region around the world. There is no expectation of research scholarship. The successful applicant will have demonstrated a commitment to providing high-quality geology education. In practice, this will involve keeping the curricula current with the advances in the discipline and actively participating in the continuous improvement of the introductory geology curriculum. The successful applicant will be expected to be an effective teacher and will have a [3-3] teaching load.

A Master’s degree is required in Geology, Earth and Environmental Science, or a related field.
Applicants must have completed 18 graduate credit hours in Geology, Earth and Environmental Science, or a related field.
Ability to teach Introductory Geology and other lecture, lab, and seminar-style courses in the applicant's area of expertise that could contribute to the geology curriculum and/or general education requirements.