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Assistant/Associate Professor, with emphasis in Elementary/Middle Grades Language Arts/Social Studies or Math/Science
One tenure track position, 9-month, Assistant/Associate Professor, with specialties in Elementary/Middle Grades Language Arts/Social Studies or Math/Science. A doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction, Elementary Education and/or Middle Grades Education with a focus on language arts/social studies and/or mathematics/science. A public school teaching license in one or more of these areas and teaching experience (preferably 5+ years) are required. Preference will be given to candidates who have experience with successful teaching at the university level, university/school partnerships, ESL or AIG licensure, and developmental supervision/mentoring. Candidates must have excellent verbal and written communication skills and demonstrate a strong commitment to and potential for teaching, service/outreach, research and external funding. Teaching undergraduate and graduate methods courses in elementary/middle grades language arts/social studies and/or mathematics/science. Supervise elementary and/or middle grades student teachers. Advise undergraduate and graduate students. Additionally, candidates are expected to participate on School of Education and campus committees, provide service to schools, and engage in research and scholarly activities.
Send letter of application, current vita, three letters of reference, official transcripts, and e-mail address to Dr. Dorothy M. Singleton, Chair, Department of Curriculum, Instruction, and Professional Studies, North Carolina Central University, School of Education, 712 Cecil Street, Durham, NC 27707. Letters of reference may be submitted by e-mail to dsingleton@nccu.edu.
North Carolina Central University, located in the Research Triangle region of the state, is one of the sixteen constituent institutions of the University of North Carolina system. With an enrollment of approximately 8400 students, the university offers both undergraduate and graduate level programs and confers baccalaureate and master’s degrees through the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Business, The School of Education, and the School of Library and information Sciences. The first professional degree, Juris Doctor, is offered through the School of Law.
All positions in the School of Education will be open until filled.