Program Director and Assistant/Associate Professor of Public Health

 

Bennett College is a historically Black liberal arts college for women in Greensboro, NC. With a 7/1 student/faculty ratio, Bennett provides an intimate, engaging learning community that centers the experiences and achievements of women of color. Traditional events and ceremonies throughout the academic year honor the College’s history and contribute to the holistic development of our students as scholars and leaders.

 

Bennett College seeks new faculty who can contribute to the development of innovative programs and curricula that prepare students for impactful civic engagement and leadership roles in their personal and professional lives. Prospective public health faculty whose work touches on maternal and child health, health disparities, diversifying STEM/healthcare, public health, and environmental justice are especially encouraged to apply. Bennett College offers the biology major/minor and chemistry minor and is launching majors in public health and health sciences in fall 2026.

 

 

 

Bennett’s BSPH curriculum combines an interdisciplinary core with concentration pathways and is distinguished by quantitative rigor, applied public health analytics, and a mission-driven emphasis on health equity and the health of Black women. The program includes coursework in epidemiology, health policy and systems, social determinants of health, community or population health, program planning and evaluation, practicum, capstone, and concentration areas such as community health and equity, perinatal and child health, mental health advocacy and policy, and epidemiology and disease prevention.

 

Bennett College invites applications for a full-time faculty appointment in Public Health to serve as Founding Program Director for the Bachelor of Science in Public Health (BSPH). The successful candidate will provide academic leadership for the program, teach core undergraduate public health courses, support curriculum implementation and assessment, advise students, and work collaboratively with adjunct faculty and community partners to build a distinctive program centered on health equity, Black women’s health, and data-informed public health practice. Rank will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. The College welcomes applications from candidates prepared for appointment at the assistant or associate professor level.