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The Calvin College Psychology Department invites applications for two anticipated tenure-track positions beginning in August of 2013, pending administrative approval.
Requirements:
Requirements include a Ph.D. in psychology, and evidence of quality teaching experience/potential. These positions also require demonstrated productivity in an active program of empirical research and plans for a continuing research program. We are especially interested in research that holds promise of collaboration with undergraduate students. The positions require specialization in one or more of the following areas: clinical (preferably with an emphasis in health or cognitive / behavioral intervention), social, cognitive, learning, developmental, or the integration of scientific psychology and Christian philosophy/theology.
Responsibilities:
The positions involve teaching at the undergraduate level in the applicant’s area of specialization, as well as two out of the following courses: introductory psychology, statistics, and research methods. The typical teaching load is 3 classes each semester, usually involving 2 course preparations per semester with a total of 3-4 course preparations per academic year. The Calvin Psychology Department graduates approximately 60 psychology majors each year (65% of whom eventually earn advanced degrees).
Application Process:
As a liberal arts college rooted in the Reformed tradition of Christianity, we seek applicants personally committed to this faith tradition. Applicants should submit a one-page statement of their understanding of and commitment to Reformed Christianity. Review of applications will begin September 30th and will continue until the positions are filled.
Send letter of application, vita, representative publications, statement of faith, and three letters of reference to:
Search Committee
Department of Psychology
Calvin College
1734 Knollcrest Circle S.E.
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
Inquiries may be sent to:
Dr. Glenn Weaver, Chair (weav@calvin.edu)
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