We seek exceptionally qualified applicants with expertise in mathematics education, mathematical modeling, computational thinking, or as otherwise contributes to existing institute and departmental strengths. Clarkson University encourages interdisciplinary research among its faculty and candidates who extend and enrich that collaborative tradition will find this environment to be particularly productive. Clarkson expects candidates to excel as both teachers and researchers while making clear collegial contributions to the operation of the institute. Additionally, they might supplement that scholarship with disciplinary research, to include (perhaps) supervision of PhD students.

For more information on research and affiliations in the Institute for STEM Education and the Department of Mathematics at Clarkson University, please visit https://www.clarkson.edu/stem and https://www.clarkson.edu/department-mathematics/research-and-affiliations. We expect the successful candidate to become an excellent teacher across a broad spectrum of mathematics courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Essential Skills: Effective instructor of undergraduate and graduate courses in Mathematics. Effective undergraduate and graduate student research mentoring. Ability to develop and maintain a collaborative research program with Clarkson and external collaborators, particularly K12 partners.