Greenville, IL30+ days ago
Graduate degree in the biological sciences or health professions (broadly defined) • A demonstrated, vibrant Christian faith compatible with the mission of Greenville University • A commitment to excellence in teaching in the context of an undergraduate, liberal arts education • Experience in engaging students in learning in settings that may include classroom, laboratory, and online • Knowledge of their field with a willingness to engage undergraduate students in research • Desire to mentor undergraduate students in vocational, academic, research, and career goals • Desire to incorporate hands-on experiential learning in the classroom and lab settings • A commitment to the integration of Christian faith with the discipline of biology and health careers • Commitment to competent inter-cultural teaching • Ability to engage in critical thinking and exercise independent judgment • Ability to communicate effectively in written and oral forms. Examples of potential courses of interest include Pharmacology, Immunology, Healthcare Administration, Health Information Management, Epidemiology, Bioethics, or Research-based courses or seminars (among others) • Engage in development or support of student-led research projects (in coursework or within our summer research program) • Provide career mentoring to students in biology in collaboration with our dedicated academic advising department • Recruit students and support student retention efforts • Serve on Department and University committees • Perform other responsibilities as defined by the University.