Assistant Professor, Human Performance - IFO (AA28014)
Core
Teaching and advising undergraduate Exercise Science and graduate Exercise Physiology programs, with a primary focus on strength and conditioning and exercise physiology.
Role type
Assistant Professor (Tenure-Track)
Builds
Undergraduate and graduate curricula in strength and conditioning and exercise physiology
Domain
Higher Education / Exercise Science / Kinesiology
Required skills
Strength and conditioning expertise, Exercise physiology expertise, Graduate-level teaching, Undergraduate teaching, Research mentorship, Curriculum development, Grant writing, Field placement supervision
Preferred skills
Inclusive environment facilitation, Group exercise instruction, Sport performance programming, Accreditation process experience, Scholarly publications
Technologies
Learning Management Systems, Research databases
Responsibilities
Teach undergraduate and graduate courses in strength and conditioning and exercise physiology, Advise majors in Exercise Science and Exercise Physiology programs, Supervise and evaluate students in Strength and Conditioning Field Experience, Serve on M.S. thesis and capstone committees, Conduct research and prepare for scholarly activity, Contribute to curriculum development and program assessment
Seniority
Assistant Professor (Probationary/Tenure-Track)