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Assistant or Associate Professor - Education

DATE: 10/26/2020
JOB TITLE: Assistant or Associate Professor - Education
JOB CLASS: Regular Full Time
FLSA STATUS: Exempt
WORK LOCATION: Academic Complex
TITLE OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR: Dean of Education
DEPARTMENT: Education
SUMMARY:
The College of Education at Niagara University is seeking a tenure track faculty member in the field of education. The successful candidate should hold a doctorate degree or National Board Certification, have experience in teaching in p-12 schools and in higher education, and hold or be eligible for teacher certification in New York State. Special preference will be given to faculty with knowledge and experience in teaching English language learners, curriculum, and/or secondary STEM fields.
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