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Assistant Professor Biology - (US-IL-Peoria - 61656)

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None
Job Type:
Full Time
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Responsibilities: The successful applicant will be expected to pursue a research program as well as to help sustain, as appropriate, the University's emphasis on student-faculty scholarship collaboration and be committed to working with students of diverse backgrounds. Applicants must demonstrate a strong commitment to undergraduate teaching and research, and the promise of scholarly and pedagogical excellence in a liberal arts setting. The Department of Biology at has 11 faculty members and one full-time secretary. We offer undergraduate degrees in Biology, with concentrations in Cell and Molecular Biology­Preprofessional, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Medical Technology, and Secondary Education-Biology, a degree in Environmental Science-Biology, and two Master of Science degrees in Biology, a traditional two year degree and a BS/MS Degree. Our curriculum stresses excellence in teaching and shared student-faculty scholarship, both in and out of the classroom. Introductory laboratories are coordinated and implemented by a full-time laboratory coordinator. The University supports active scholarship through programs that offer teaching load reductions and summer stipends. Summer teaching is not required, but is available for extra compensation. .

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